How much does a WordPress website cost in the US?
From a simple landing page to a multilingual site with integrations — what really drives the price of a WordPress website, and how to plan a budget without surprises.
“How much does a website cost?” is like asking how much a house costs. The answer depends on size, materials and what is inside. Here is what actually moves the price of a WordPress project.
The main cost drivers
- Number of unique page templates. Ten pages on two templates cost less than five pages that are all different.
- Custom design vs. a theme. A custom design takes longer but fits your brand and conversion goals.
- Content. Who writes texts, shoots photos and prepares case studies.
- Integrations. CRM, booking, payments, ERP — each adds work and testing.
- Languages. Every language multiplies content work and QA.
Typical project types
- Landing page for one offer or campaign
- Business website with services, cases and contact forms
- Content-heavy or multilingual site with a blog, catalogs and SEO structure
- Website with business logic: bookings, client portals, calculators
Costs after launch
Plan for hosting, licences for premium plugins, backups and updates. A maintained site stays fast and secure; an abandoned one becomes expensive to fix.
How to get an accurate estimate
Describe your goal, the pages you need, the integrations and the deadline. The more specific the brief, the narrower the price range. Our project brief walks you through exactly these questions, and the pricing page shows starting ranges.