How much should a studio pay for a website?

Hello everyone, I am now planning to order the development of a website from a certain studio and I would like to know the range of monetary equivalent that I can work with.

Let's take a look at these sites as an example:

https://www.pepper.ru/​

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https://halyavshiki.com/​

How many dollars do I need to order an identical website?

Why am I asking?
I am not versed in programming and I would like to know the approximate range so that the studios cannot deceive me and name the cost 5 times more than it might require.

I understand that each studio works in different ways, but I would like to know the approximate range of website development in order to understand what budget I need.

Also, maybe you know any templates or ready-made solutions that can help me .. I will be very grateful to people who can answer.

I love BlackhatWorld

allhimic said:

Hello everyone, I am now planning to order the development of a website from a certain studio and I would like to know the range of monetary equivalent that I can work with.

Let's take a look at these sites as an example:

https://www.pepper.ru/​

​

https://halyavshiki.com/​

How many dollars do I need to order an identical website?

Why am I asking?
I am not versed in programming and I would like to know the approximate range so that the studios cannot deceive me and name the cost 5 times more than it might require.

I understand that each studio works in different ways, but I would like to know the approximate range of website development in order to understand what budget I need.

Also, maybe you know any templates or ready-made solutions that can help me .. I will be very grateful to people who can answer.

I love BlackhatWorld to 30k

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15k to 30k

BlueCatServices said:

15k to 30k

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Nope, that's a little too much. The price for this kind of service varies from country to country and company to company. Whilst a smaller company in the US could afford to pay 10-20k for a website, a smaller company in Russia could not. This is simply due to the differences in value provided, average income etc. I would suggest you take a look at local competitors, and try to price them similarly, and then prove that your option is the best, and not the cheapest. Best of luck!

BlueCatServices said:

15k to 30k

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GRQ Thomas said:

Nope, that's a little too much. The price for this kind of service varies from country to country and company to company. Whilst a smaller company in the US could afford to pay 10-20k for a website, a smaller company in Russia could not. This is simply due to the differences in value provided, average income etc. I would suggest you take a look at local competitors, and try to price them similarly, and then prove that your option is the best, and not the cheapest. Best of luck!

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Could you estimate the cost of developing this site : https://halyavshiki.com/ , as it seems to me $ 15,000 - $ 30,000 is a lot for development, since the site does not have complex functions and it is very easy to use.

I spoke with the creator of the site and they said that they spent about $ 6,600 on development, so I have thoughts about what could be the services of a good freelancer? What do you think about this?

Also, on another forum, they sent me these links and said that you can build a site from ready-made solutions and ready-made functions that you can buy and then it will come out cheaper and of high quality. Below are the links they sent me.

Backend:
https://github.com/SaiUpadhyayula/spring-reddit-clone
Frontend:
https://github.com/SaiUpadhyayula/angular-reddit-clone
Also this ones kinda similar:
https://themeforest.net/item/pitnik-tube-html5-responsive-template/25605824
Demo:
http://wpkixx.com/html/pitnik/redpit.html

GRQ Thomas said:

Nope, that's a little too much. The price for this kind of service varies from country to country and company to company. Whilst a smaller company in the US could afford to pay 10-20k for a website, a smaller company in Russia could not. This is simply due to the differences in value provided, average income etc. I would suggest you take a look at local competitors, and try to price them similarly, and then prove that your option is the best, and not the cheapest. Best of luck!

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if you have cheap ass prices it's okay

It is a pity that there are no more answers, I hoped that you can help me or direct me on the right path.

Thanks anyway to those who answered.