How much does a 5-page website cost?

In our 2026 market research, a 5-page small business website runs roughly $750–$2,500 from budget studios and freelancers, and $2,000–$4,500 across the wider market, based on our 109-source study. What moves the number is copywriting, photography, working forms or bookings, and whether you own the code at the end.

Reviewed October 6, 2026. Prices are quoted per project; nothing on this page is a published price list.

The short answer

Five pages is the classic small business website: Home, Services, About, Work or Reviews, and Contact. Budget studios that publish fixed tiers list packages between $750 and $2,500; across our wider 109-source study of freelancers and agencies, the 5-page band converges at $2,000 to $4,500.

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Why two 5-page quotes can differ by 4x

Page count measures length, not work. A $900 template install where you supply all the text and photos is a different job from a $3,500 custom build where the studio writes the service copy, designs around your offer, wires a qualifying lead form and hands over clean source files in your name.

What a 5-page quote should include

Custom layout and mobile-first responsive build across all five pages.
On-page search structure: titles, descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, sitemap and schema markup.
A working, tested enquiry or booking flow that stores submissions safely.
Domain, hosting and email configured in accounts registered in your name, plus a written handover document.

How Firmitas quotes a 5-page build

We quote one fixed price in writing after reading your brief — no hourly meter and no compulsory retainer after launch. Send us the five pages you have in mind and we will reply with the exact scope, price and delivery date. For the full research tables, read what a website costs in 2026.

Questions

Is a 1-page website cheaper than a 5-page website?

Usually, yes. In our 2026 study, one-page sites from budget studios run $300–$2,500 ($500–$3,000 in the wider market). However, if your business offers several distinct services that people search for separately, five pages let each service rank on its own.

What are the ongoing costs for a 5-page static website?

Your domain renewal (around $10–$20 a year) and static hosting (often free, or a few dollars a month), paid directly to your own providers. Optional care plans start at $45 a month with no contract.

How long does a 5-page website take to build?

Typically one to three weeks depending on how quickly content and feedback are ready. Every quote includes a written delivery date before you pay a deposit.

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