Business website development

The agreed scope can include structure, design, development, content preparation, forms, integrations, launch checks and handoff. We list what is included and what the client supplies before estimating. A catalogue, a booking request and a live booking system are different scopes.

At WeMAIde, landing pages start at $800 and company websites at $1,500, before tax. You can pay for actual development time at around $20 per hour or agree on a fixed price for a defined scope. The cost guide explains the assumptions; hosting, third-party subscriptions and maintenance are estimated separately.

Yes. We define one offer, its audience and the action a visitor should complete. The scope covers the whole journey, including the mobile form and confirmation, rather than only a desktop visual.

We agree which content changes, who edits it and how often. That determines whether a CMS, a structured content workflow or developer-maintained pages are suitable. Editor setup, training and permissions must be explicit in the scope.

When the existing system offers an appropriate integration path, we can scope that connection. We first confirm the data, permissions, limits and failure behaviour. A link to a booking service is different from synchronising availability inside the website.

We plan understandable pages, crawlable links, page titles, descriptions, canonical URLs and a sitemap, plus agreed mobile and performance checks. These are foundations for search visibility. They do not guarantee rankings, traffic or ongoing content promotion.

Yes. Start with the current URL and the task that is not working. A focused improvement may be enough; a broader redesign is a separate scope with existing content, URLs and integrations to protect.