How much does a business website cost in Nigeria?
Our business websites start from ₦500,000. A starter business website typically costs ₦500k to ₦800k, a professional business website ₦800k to ₦1.5m, and a premium or corporate website ₦1.5m to ₦2.5m and above. After a short conversation you get a written scope with a fixed price.
How long does it take?
Typically four to eight weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger corporate sites with many page designs or integrations take longer. You get a dated plan before work begins.
Can you redesign our existing website?
Yes. Website redesigns start from ₦400,000. We review what your current site does well, keep the content and search rankings worth keeping, and rebuild the rest. When you start a project, choose “Redesign” and share your current address.
Do you build websites for NGOs?
Yes. The Grassroots Childcare Initiative website, gcci.org.ng, is one of ours: eight programme areas, a donation journey with one-time and monthly giving, and routes to volunteer or partner.
Will I be able to update the website myself?
Yes. Where it helps, we set up a content management system your team can use to edit text, photos and pages safely, and we show you how at handover.
Will the website show up on Google?
Search foundations are part of every build: page speed, metadata, structured data, sitemaps and a structure search engines understand. Nobody can honestly guarantee a ranking, but we make sure nothing technical holds you back.
Do you provide hosting and maintenance?
Yes. We can host and look after the site, or set it up on accounts in your name. Ongoing maintenance and support starts from ₦100,000 a month, is optional, and never locks you in.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. The code, designs, content and domain are yours whether we host the site or you do, and we document how everything works.