For $1,500 with Elliot Digital you get a custom landing page: one focused page built for one offer, fast on a phone, with a clear way to call or book. A full business site is $3,900 to $4,900. You can keep the cost down by starting with one page, writing your own copy, using your own phone photos, and adding features later. Watch for cheap quotes that skip mobile testing, search setup, or leave the domain in someone else’s name.
Affordable shouldn’t mean a site that doesn’t work. Plenty of Kelowna businesses need something good without spending five figures, and that’s doable if the scope is honest about what you’re getting. Here’s what a lower budget can buy, where the savings come from, and what to check before you pay.
What $1,500 gets you with me
A custom landing page: one page built around one offer or service. It loads fast on a phone, explains what you do and where, shows real proof like photos of your work, and makes it easy to call, text or book. It’s set up so Google can read it, and the domain stays in your name. For a lot of new or small businesses, one strong page does more than five weak ones.
Where the savings come from
Start with one page and add more once it’s bringing in work. Write your own copy, or give me notes in your own words and I’ll shape them. Use photos from your phone of real jobs instead of a paid shoot. Skip features you don’t need yet, like online payments or a booking system. Each of those can be added later without starting over.
What cheap quotes often leave out
Check the quote for these before you sign. Is it tested on phones, not just a desktop screen? Is the basic search setup included, like page titles, descriptions and a sitemap? Who registers the domain, and in whose name? Is there a monthly fee to keep the site online, and what happens if you stop paying it? Are the copy and photos included or extra? A low price that leaves these out usually costs more later.
When to spend more
If you offer several services, serve several towns, or want to show up on Google for more than your own name, a full business site with a page per service is usually worth it. That runs $3,900 to $4,900 with me. Stores start at $6,500. I explain what moves a website price in how much a website costs in Kelowna.
Next step
Tell me your budget on a free thirty minute call and I’ll tell you what I’d build for it, or whether a DIY builder makes more sense for now. You can see the local sites I’ve built on my Kelowna web design page. All prices are CAD plus applicable GST/HST, with scopes on the packages page.
Common questions
What is the cheapest website you build?
A custom landing page from $1,500 CAD plus applicable GST/HST. It is one focused page for one offer, built to work well on phones.
How much is a full business website in Kelowna?
With Elliot Digital, $3,900 to $4,900 for a business website and from $6,500 for an online store, CAD plus applicable GST/HST.
Can I start small and add pages later?
Yes. Starting with one page and adding service pages once it brings in work is one of the best ways to keep the cost down.
Is there a monthly fee?
Care after launch is optional, from $79 to $249 a month. You own the finished site and the domain either way.
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