Multi-page website development for business
Several sections with navigation: services, about, contacts, blog. A site like this opens up the business and works for search - unlike a single page built for ads. I build them from $600, with a price fixed against an agreed scope.
TL;DR
A multi-page website is a set of sections with navigation, where each section has its own job and the visitor explores the business without rushing. It starts at $600, and the price is fixed before we begin. It fits when you have several services and need search traffic. If you have one service and the job is to run ads for a single offer, a landing page from $250 is enough.
What's included in a multi-page website?
Everything a landing page includes - unique design, responsive layout, a Telegram lead form, analytics, hosting, domain and SSL setup, handover of access and source files - plus:
- Up to 5-7 pages: services, about, contacts, blog
- Extended SEO and GEO - visibility both in ordinary search and in the answers of AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude, where a growing share of demand now goes. I've covered what it is and why it matters in "What GEO is"
- A CMS: edit copy, photos and blocks yourself, without a developer
- One month of support after handover
- A guide to running the site
A second language version is priced separately: it isn't a toggle but a full duplicate of the content, layout and SEO markup. I'll quote it if you need it. What's not here: unlimited revisions after handover, work beyond the agreed scope, running ad accounts, or producing social media content.
Who is a multi-page website for?
Usually a working business with several services: consulting, a clinic, a training centre, a service company. You need a website if:
- you have several services or lines of work, and each needs its own page;
- you want to be found in search - a multi-page site has something to rank with, unlike a single page;
- the business needs to look substantial: history, team, case studies;
- you're building a presence for years, not for one ad campaign;
- you need to edit the content yourself, without going to a developer.
A common situation: the landing page no longer fits all the services, while a corporate site on an agency budget feels excessive. This option sits exactly in between. If, on the other hand, you have one service and the job is to run ads, there's no reason to pay for a multi-page site. Take a landing page.
Not sure which format you need? I've broken the choice into three questions - how many services, where the traffic comes from, and what the job is - in "Landing page or multi-page website".
How does the work go?
- 01
Brief
A short form, under five minutes. No mandatory calls, no commitments.
- 02
Proposal
A quote the same day you get in touch: site structure, scope, price and timeline. The price is fixed against the agreed scope.
- 03
Visual direction
Before the full build we agree on the design direction using a couple of references and the first screens. Turning around at this stage is free; on a finished site it's expensive.
- 04
Development
A shared Telegram chat, with work-in-progress versions arriving as we go. On multi-page projects I set up the CMS and show you how to use it.
- 05
Handover
I hand over all access - hosting, domain, CMS, analytics - the source files and a guide to running the site. Then a month of support.
You work directly with me at every stage - no account manager in the middle, and no relaying the task from one specialist to another.
How much does a website cost?
From $600
Prices in USD, payable in any currency at the current rate: bank transfer (Uzumbank, Kapitalbank), SBP (Sber, T-Bank), Payme, Click, crypto. Payment is staged.
The final figure depends on: the number of pages, whether the CMS covers every section or only some, how many language versions, whether the copy and photos are ready, and whether you need non-standard blocks - calculators, maps, integrations.
I name the exact figure after the brief. After that it doesn't move: the price is fixed against the agreed scope before we start.
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