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Peasie


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How long is a piece of string?

How much would a bookkeeping wesbite cost to have designed? How much are other people paying and who do they use?

I will be looking to have a website in the not too distant future and am just curious as to how much I can expect to pay. I have done my own (football related) websites in the past but they don't too good. They were mainly just to get information out there for a level of footbal not previosly available on the net.

I have looked at a lot of the websites of other forum users and these would likely be beyond me as I've just been using Microsoft Frontpage and even Excel.

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Hi,

Are you a member of the ICB, I read somewhere that they have special pricing for their members.  It is in their members benefits section I believe.

I also thought I heard about a free website setting up option from somewhere, will rack my brains and post that later.

Andrew

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Peasie


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Not a member yet. Still to sit Level 2 Manual Exam.....been waiting on sitting an online mock exam.

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Hi Peasie,

We recently started offering this service (the shameless advert begins here). We charge £199 for a 4 page website, domain name, hosting for a year and 5 email addresses.

Personally I think this is a reasonable price for an established UK web designer.

If you are looking for a really low cost web presence there are a number of options:

1. Try a local college, there are always students looking to build a portfolio and will do the work cheap or even free.

2. New web design business (as above)

3. Outsource it to India. This is becoming popular, but it is very easy to lose your money too, you need to be very careful if you choose this option.

Hope this helps you.

Kris

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Peasie


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I'll bear this in mind when I get round to it eventually. How much would it be for 5 pages, 6 pages?

-- Edited by Peasie on Monday 12th of July 2010 10:35:09 PM

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It works out about an extra £20 per page over and above that, but I'm sure we can come to some arrangement that's mutually beneficial wink.gif

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