Direct answer: WebStackRank web development packages run from $1,200 (a starter brochure site) to $40,000+ (custom web application or enterprise build). Each tier has explicit deliverables. Recurring costs (hosting, domain, third-party plugins) are itemised separately and never bundled into the package price to avoid the lock-in pattern most agencies use. This is the full honest tier table with what is in and what is not.
The 5 packages in USD
Starter ($1,200 - $1,800)
Best for: side projects, very small businesses with a brochure-only need, agencies who want a template-quality result fast.
What's in:
- Up to 5 pages on a fast theme (Webflow, WordPress + a clean theme, or a simple Astro build)
- Logo on the site (we use yours; we do not design new ones at this tier)
- Contact form to email
- GA4 + Google Search Console wiring
- Mobile responsive
- 14-day timeline
What's not in:
- Custom Figma design from a blank canvas (template-quality only)
- Custom CMS workflows beyond what the theme provides
- Multi-language
- Schema beyond the theme defaults
Business ($1,800 - $5,500)
Best for: SMEs in service industries, professional services, restaurants, dental clinics, real estate brokerages with under 6 pages.
What's in:
- Up to 8 pages with custom Figma design
- CMS with editable services / locations / staff / blog
- Contact form + WhatsApp integration
- Schema.org structured data
- Core Web Vitals targets at launch
- 3-5 week timeline
- 30 days post-launch support
What's not in:
- Custom integrations (CRM, ordering systems, payment gateways)
- E-commerce
- Multi-language
- Custom backend / web application features
Content / Catalog ($3,500 - $9,500)
Best for: businesses with deeper content (blog, case studies, location pages), agencies, content publishers, mid-size service businesses.
What's in:
- 10-20 pages with custom Figma design
- Headless CMS (Sanity, Storyblok, Strapi, or WordPress)
- Blog with category + tag taxonomy
- Author profile pages
- Case studies / portfolio if applicable
- Programmatic landing pages (e.g., service × location)
- Multi-language ready
- 5-7 week timeline
- 30 days post-launch support
What's not in:
- E-commerce
- Custom web app features (auth, dashboards, billing)
E-commerce ($2,500 - $24,000)
Best for: D2C brands, retailers, restaurants with online ordering, service businesses with paid bookings.
What's in:
- Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or headless Shopify
- Up to 200 SKUs (or per quote for larger catalogs)
- Custom theme from Figma
- Stripe + Apple Pay + Google Pay (and US-specific gateways on request)
- Sales tax integration (TaxJar or Avalara)
- Shipping carriers (UPS, USPS, FedEx)
- Email marketing wiring (Klaviyo)
- WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility
- Schema (Product, Offer, Review)
- 4-7 week timeline
What's not in:
- Custom B2B catalogs / quote-engine
- Multi-tenant / marketplace functionality
- Custom checkout (Shopify Plus only)
Custom Application ($3,500 - $40,000+)
Best for: SaaS MVPs, custom internal tools, complex web applications with auth + billing + integrations.
What's in:
- Custom Figma design
- Laravel, Next.js, or Django backend
- Auth (email/password, OAuth, or SSO)
- Stripe / Paddle billing
- Multi-tenant or single-tenant per scope
- Admin dashboard
- Typed API (REST or GraphQL)
- Documentation + 30-minute hand-off recording
- 6-14 week timeline
What's not in:
- Mobile native apps (React Native / Flutter quoted separately)
- AI / ML integration (quoted separately)
- Enterprise compliance (SOC 2 audit, ISO 27001 — separate engagement)
What's never in any package (itemised separately)
This is the "honest" part most package tiers obscure:
- Hosting + domain — your direct cost with the provider (we set you up, you own the account). Typical $20-$100/month.
- Premium plugins or apps — if your CMS or e-commerce platform needs paid extensions, we surface the list before kickoff. $50-$200/month typical.
- Content writing — we build the site to receive copy; we do not produce the copy. Hire a writer separately or scope it as an additional line item.
- Stock imagery / photography — license fees or photo shoot costs are on you (Unsplash works fine for most SMEs; Adobe Stock for higher quality).
- Translation — bilingual sites need native-speaker translation; we coordinate but the translator is a separate engagement.
- Ongoing maintenance — fixed-scope blocks of 90 days, never auto-renewing retainers.
How WebStackRank pricing compares to typical US market
| Tier | WebStackRank | Typical US Mid-Market | Typical US Boutique |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter brochure | $1,200-$1,800 | $3,500-$8,000 | $8,000-$15,000 |
| Business 8-page | $1,800-$5,500 | $8,000-$18,000 | $18,000-$45,000 |
| Content/catalog 20-page | $3,500-$9,500 | $15,000-$35,000 | $35,000-$80,000 |
| E-commerce 200 SKU | $2,500-$24,000 | $12,000-$45,000 | $45,000-$120,000 |
| Custom app MVP | $14,000-$40,000+ | $40,000-$120,000 | $120,000-$400,000 |
The savings come from no US office overhead, not from junior staff or cut corners. Our delivery quality is comparable to US mid-market; the cost difference is structural to where our team is based.
How to pick the right package
- Be honest about what the website is for. Brochure (Starter or Business), content engine (Content/Catalog), online store (E-commerce), or product/workflow (Custom App).
- Be honest about your maintenance capacity. If you have no in-house technical person, factor a 90-day maintenance block into year-one budget.
- Be honest about content readiness. Sites are delayed twice as often by missing client copy as by engineering. Plan content delivery on a calendar.
For a tailored estimate on your specific project, use the quote calculator or submit a brief. Pricing for international clients (UAE / GCC / UK) is shown in AED with USD equivalents — see the pricing page.