Pricing
Starting prices. Exact scope in your Proposal.
The prices below are intentional starting prices. Your final exact project price depends on the agreed scope, content, languages, and custom requirements.
ADC / PRICINGAfter reviewing your requirements, ADCsites provides the final exact scope and price in the official Proposal.
Starter Website
$420A polished professional one-page website with approximately 5–7 major sections.
Business Website
$680A focused business website with up to four pages, such as Home, About, Services, and Contact.
Project payment
A clear 50 / 50 split.
50% is due after the Agreement is signed and before work begins. The remaining 50% is due after approval and before production launch or final handover, as defined in the Agreement.
ADCsites absorbs the normal Stripe card-processing fee; it is not added on top of the agreed project price.
Clear add-ons
Clear add-ons
Add-ons are confirmed in the Proposal together with the full scope.
Additional standard page
+$75Additional language
Starting at +$75 per languageLarge or complex language volume
Custom quoteWebsite Updates
Starting at $20 / defined requestCustom Development
Need something beyond the standard packages? Request a quote. ADCsites does not publish a generic “custom website from” price before understanding the work.
Full e-commerce is not offered as a standard service.Good questions, clear answers
Good questions, clear answers
01Why does pricing say “Starting at”?
Because page count, content readiness, language volume, integrations, and custom features can change the real scope. You receive an exact price before you accept anything.
02How long does a website usually take?
A Starter website is commonly planned for 5–7 business days and a Business website for 7–14 business days after required content, signed Agreement, and deposit are received. Exact timing is stated in the Proposal.
03Will I own my website?
Yes. After full payment and handover, the client owns the finished client-specific website and controls the agreed production account without platform lock-in, subject to the Agreement and licensed assets. The domain should remain in the client’s own account.
04Is e-commerce included?
No. Full online stores are not currently advertised as a standard ADCsites service.
05Is there a technical warranty?
The planned standard is a 30-day technical warranty after launch or handover for ADCsites defects in the agreed functionality and display—not new content, features, third-party changes, or provider failures. Final coverage is defined in the Agreement and should receive legal review.
06Who pays for the domain and third-party services?
Domain registration, renewals, and third-party provider fees are normally the client’s responsibility unless the Proposal says otherwise. Standard ADCsites scope includes agreed connection and launch support, with owner-controlled accounts recommended.
07What happens after launch?
The warranty path for agreed technical defects and the terms for future updates are defined in the Agreement. New content, features, and scope changes are quoted separately.
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