Small Business Website Costs in 2026

Compare the whole cost

A website quote only makes sense when you know what it includes. Design, content, hosting, maintenance, updates, and ownership terms all affect what you pay and what work remains yours.

A DIY builder can suit someone who has time to create and maintain the site. A one-time build can suit a business that wants to manage its own hosting and future updates. A managed subscription combines a website with ongoing support. Compare the actual scope and terms rather than assuming a higher price produces more customers.

BearGorilla managed website packages

Package	Monthly	Annual, paid upfront
Managed Website	$99	$990
Managed Website + Customer Connection	$199	$1,990
Managed Website + Sales System	$299	$2,990

Annual billing provides twelve months for the price of ten. Higher tiers include the lower tiers. There is no upfront build fee for the agreed package scope.

Managed Website includes pages planned around your business, responsive design, hosting and technical maintenance, one straightforward contact or estimate form, website SEO basics, two consolidated revision rounds before launch, and up to one hour of small updates each month. Unused update time does not roll over.

Customer Connection adds tools for calls, messages, and reviews. Sales System adds lead tracking and scoped follow-up automation. You and your team still handle inquiries and sales conversations.

Know the terms before choosing

The proposal names the pages and scope. Extra features and larger changes need a separate agreement. SEO basics do not include an ongoing SEO campaign or guaranteed rankings, traffic, or jobs.

You own your domain, content, and customer data. BearGorilla owns the website code, design, and hosting setup. Service ends after the paid term and the website goes offline; website files and migration are not automatically included. Annual prepayments are not prorated if you cancel during the year.

Questions to ask about any quote

• Which pages, content, and features are included?
• Who supplies photos and approves factual claims?
• What happens after launch, and how are larger updates priced?
• Who owns the domain, content, data, code, and design?
• What happens when the service ends?

Compare the full packages and questions or tell me about your website.