How much it has to do
A focused site for a restaurant, practice or trade costs far less than an online store, a booking system or a customer portal.
The honest answer is that it depends on what the site has to do. Here’s what moves the price, and how we quote so you always know the number before we start.
Updated September 2026
The cost of a business website depends on how many pages it needs, whether it sells or books online, how much custom design and content it needs, and whether it includes extras like an AI receptionist or an app. Gadya gives every client a clear, fixed quote before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
A focused site for a restaurant, practice or trade costs far less than an online store, a booking system or a customer portal.
A page for every service and every town you serve ranks better, and it’s more to write and build.
Custom design and professionally written content take more work than a clean template with your own words.
Online ordering, booking, payments, your calendar and your CRM each add work to connect properly.
An AI receptionist, a mobile app or multilingual pages are separate pieces you can add now or later.
Every project starts with a short conversation and a free audit of how you show up today. Then you get a written quote with what’s included, what it costs and what it doesn’t cover. If the scope changes, we talk about it before anything is billed, not after. There’s no pressure and no obligation, and if a website isn’t what your business needs right now, we’ll tell you.
It’s free, it’s specific to your business and it tells us both what’s worth building.
Scope, price and timeline in plain language before you commit.
Your words, photos and pages are yours, and you edit them yourself.
A breakfast and lunch spot whose owners change the menu and prices themselves, with catering and ordering built in.
A lab with a page for every service and location and live chat on every page, serving three states.
Direct-to-consumer lab tests, each test its own page, with an AI test finder for people who aren’t sure what to order.
A small senior team, a clear price and a site you control.
We look at how you show up on Google, in Maps and in AI answers today, against the competitors your customers actually compare you with.
You get a clear price before any work starts. We build the site and, if you want it, the AI receptionist alongside.
You edit your own pages, and the search groundwork stays in place however often you do.
It depends on what the site needs to do, so we don’t publish a single number. We give you a clear, fixed quote, in writing, before any work starts.
The quote says exactly what recurring costs there are, such as hosting, the AI receptionist or ongoing support, so you see the full picture up front.
No. Every site runs Gadya CMS, so you edit your own words and photos right on the page and publish when you’re ready.
Less than a part-time receptionist. The price depends on how many calls you get and what it connects to, such as your calendar, and we’ll quote it after a 15-minute call.
Yes. It’s free and carries no obligation. If search isn’t a meaningful growth opportunity for your business, we’ll tell you.
Tell us about your business and we’ll send back what we’d build, what it costs and how long it takes.
Our AI assistant Dennis picks up if we’re with a client. Try him — this is exactly what we build for businesses like yours.
Dennis is our AI receptionist. He answers when we can’t, books the call and sends us the notes. Call him now and hear what your customers would.