What goes into the price
The honest answer is "it depends" — but it depends on a handful of clear factors:
- Number of pages and how much custom design each needs
- Functionality — a brochure site is very different from a booking system or an online store
- Content — whether you provide copy and images, or we create them
- Integrations — payments (M-Pesa), email, CRM, bookings, maps
- Ongoing needs — hosting, domain, business email and support
Rough price guide (2026)
As a guide for the Kenyan market, typical starting points are:
- One-page / launch site: from around KES 35,000
- Multi-page business website: from around KES 80,000–150,000
- E-commerce store (with M-Pesa & card payments): from around KES 140,000
- Custom web application or system: from around KES 180,000+
These are starting points, not ceilings — the final figure depends on scope, which we agree up front in a written quote.
What you should always get
Whatever you pay, insist on: a clear written scope, mobile-first responsive design, basic SEO, a contact or lead form, analytics, and that you own the site and its domain. Be wary of "free website" offers that lock you into a platform you can never move.
Keeping costs sensible
You don't need everything on day one. A smart approach is to launch a focused, professional first version, then add features as the business grows — which keeps the upfront cost down and gets you online faster.
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