How Much Does a Small-Business Website Cost in Naples?

"How much does a website cost?" is the first question almost every business owner asks me, and the honest answer is: it depends on how many pages you need, whether it's bilingual, and who actually owns everything at the end.

I'd rather give you real numbers than a vague "it depends," so here's exactly how I price my work and what moves the number up or down.

My packages and prices

I build web design in Naples around three straightforward packages, all list prices, all bilingual Spanish/English included:

Basic — $600. A one-page website. Perfect if you mainly need a clean, professional presence: who you are, what you do, and how to reach you.

Business — $950. Up to three pages. Room to separate your services, tell your story, and give customers more than a single scroll.

Complete — $1,300. Up to five pages. For businesses that need more structure — multiple services, a gallery, detailed information — all in one coherent site.

Every package includes both languages in the price. Speaking to your customer in Spanish and in English is not an add-on with me; it's part of the build.

What affects the price

A few honest factors move the number:

• Number of pages. More pages means more design and more content to organize — that's the main driver.
• How much content is ready. If your text and photos are prepared, the build is smoother. If everything still needs to be written and gathered, that takes longer.
• Bilingual scope. With me it's already included, but it's worth knowing that a properly built two-language site is more work than a single-language one — some providers charge separately for it.

What is not a good price

Cheap up front isn't the same as good value. A few things to watch for:

• A domain that isn't in your business's name. Your domain should belong to you and your business — not sit under someone else's account where you can't get it back.
• Hidden or "later" costs. A low starting price with fees that appear once you're locked in isn't really a low price.
• A renewal that changes every year. If nobody can tell you what year two costs, that's a red flag.

With me, renewal is fixed: $150 per year starting in year two, covering hosting and keeping your site online and secure. You know that number before we start.

How long it takes

Timelines run from complete content:

• Basic: starting in 5 business days
• Business: 5–7 business days
• Complete: 7–10 business days

The clock starts once I have your final content — text, photos, and details. The more ready your material is, the faster your site goes live.

If you have a business in the Naples area and want a straight answer about what your site would cost, message me on WhatsApp and I'll walk you through it — no pressure, just clear numbers.