Website pricing covers more than design
A corporate website brings together brand storytelling, user experience, mobile performance, technical SEO, measurement, security and customer acquisition. Comparing quotes solely by page count hides differences in scope and quality.
The main factors that determine pricing
- Brand and audience research
- Information architecture and original interface design
- Copy, photography, video and content entry
- Mobile and cross-screen compatibility
- Form, WhatsApp, payment or CRM integration
- GA4, conversion tracking and advertising tags
- Technical SEO, redirects and structured data
- Management panels, custom software and user roles
- Testing, launch, maintenance and security responsibilities
Three project levels for 2026
At entry level, OnePage websites with a single offer and conversion goal provide an accessible starting point. Multi-page corporate projects expand the service structure, content plan and SEO architecture. Platforms with payments, customer panels, CRM, automation or custom operational screens move beyond conventional web design into product and software development.
As of 31 August 2026, the ALTUNIŞIK Co. catalogue offers the Single-Page Website package from TRY 15,000 and the Corporate Website package from TRY 29,880, including VAT. The relevant package page always contains the current binding scope and price. Custom integrations are scoped separately.
Why can a cheap quote become expensive later?
Ready-made themes, copied content and forms without tracking can reduce initial costs. However, adding content, speed improvements, mobile experience, SEO migration or integrations later increases the total cost of ownership. Quotes should clearly specify domain names, hosting, licences, content, maintenance, support and revision limits.
A checklist for comparing quotes
Compare deliverable pages, original design scope, content responsibilities, technical SEO items, performance targets, tracking setup, ownership and access rights, maintenance periods and exclusions in the same table.
How do you choose the right investment level?
OnePage may be sufficient for validating a single service or campaign. Businesses with multiple services, teams, case studies and content paths need a corporate structure. Companies requiring payments, agreements, customer panels and automation should choose a scalable platform approach.
Assess a website's price by the business process it makes reliable and measurable, rather than the number of screens.
Define the right scope for your web investment.
Assess the pages, content, integrations and conversion features you need to clarify the proposal scope.
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