How much does a one-page website cost in 2026?

A one-page website is the smallest complete website: one scrolling page that says what you do, shows proof, and makes it easy to call, book, or buy. Because the job is small, the price depends almost entirely on who does it and what they include.

Here’s what each option costs as of October 2026, with the source for every number.

One-page website prices by option

Option	What one page costs	Where the number comes from
DIY builder	$17 to $19 a month on the cheapest paid yearly plans, so $204 to $228 for the first year	Wix Light is $17 a month and Squarespace Basic is $19 a month, billed yearly
Fiverr-style gig	Whatever the seller charges, plus Fiverr’s service fee	Gigs start at $5, and full WordPress website gigs must start at $80, per Fiverr’s Help Center
Freelancer	Roughly $150 to $400 or more	Upwork lists $15 to $40 or more an hour for a basic one-page site, and says to expect from 10 hours for a very small design project
Small studio or agency	A few thousand dollars for most projects, within a typical range of $2,000 to $100,000	Clutch says web design agencies typically charge $2,000 to $100,000, or around $100 to $149 an hour, and that most projects reviewed on its site cost a few thousand dollars, under $10,000
WeBuildYours	$100 flat	Live within 48 hours of a complete brief, 2 revision rounds included, and you own every file

A few notes on reading the table:

• Builder prices are for yearly plans. Squarespace Basic is $25 a month if you pay monthly. Wix lists yearly prices and recommends yearly or multi-year plans for the best value. Neither price includes tax.
• A builder plan is a subscription, not a purchase. You pay for every year you keep the site, and you do the building and writing yourself.
• Fiverr adds a fee at checkout. Its payments help page lists 5.5% of the purchase plus $3.50 on orders under $200. We compare a $100 gig with our $100 page in Fiverr website vs WeBuildYours.
• Clutch’s numbers cover web design projects of every size, not one-page sites in particular. Ask any studio or agency for a price for one page.

What changes the price of one page

Who writes the words. Writing is often the slowest part. Send finished text and you save time. Ask the builder to write it and you’re paying for that work. With us, the writing is included in the $100 if you want it.

A template or a custom design. A template filled in with your details is quicker than a layout designed around your business.

What the page has to do. A phone number and a contact form are simple. A booking calendar, payments, or a menu that changes every week add work, and sometimes a monthly subscription to another service.

Revision rounds. A fixed number of rounds keeps the price fixed. Ours includes 2, and extra rounds are $39 each.

Speed and search setup. A fast page with proper titles, descriptions, and structured data takes care to build. Google’s Core Web Vitals guidance on web.dev says the main content should load within 2.5 seconds for a good experience. Our free website check tests any page for speed, mobile setup, and search basics.

What happens after launch. Some prices include hosting or changes, many don’t. Ask before you pay.

First-year totals, side by side

The build is only part of the bill. Here’s the first year with the domain and hosting added, using the prices above.

Setup	First year	What’s in it
WeBuildYours, free hosting	About $111	$100 build, plus $11.08 for a .com at Porkbun, with hosting on a free plan such as Netlify’s
WeBuildYours plus Basic maintenance	About $351	The same, plus $20 a month for updates, backups, monitoring, and 30 minutes of changes a month
Wix Light, yearly	$204	Hosting is in the plan, and the domain is free for the first year
Squarespace Basic, yearly	$228	Hosting is in the plan, and the domain is free for the first year
Freelancer, one page	About $160 to $410 or more	Upwork’s rough range plus a .com, before hosting

The second year is where they split. A site you own costs about $11 a year for the domain while the hosting stays free. A builder charges the plan price again, plus the domain once the free year ends. Wix, for example, renews a .com at $21.35 a year. We run the three-year numbers in Wix vs a $100 website.

When one page is enough

One page usually does the job when:

• You offer one main service, or a few closely related ones
• You want visitors to do one thing: call, book, or ask for a quote
• Customers decide quickly and don’t need to compare lots of options
• You’re starting out and want to learn what customers ask before building more

Plumbers, cleaners, photographers, consultants, and cafes often fit here. Our guide to landing pages versus full websites walks through the choice by type of business.

When you need more than one page

You’ve outgrown one page when:

• You have several very different services, each with its own prices and questions
• You want each service to rank in Google for its own searches (see how to write service pages that rank)
• You plan to publish articles or news regularly
• You need an online store, customer accounts, or bookings with real logic behind them

With us, bigger sites, stores, and apps get a free fixed quote within one business day, so you know the full price before anything starts.

How to keep the cost of one page down

• Send a complete brief. Our 48 hours start once we have your payment and a complete brief. Here’s what to prepare.
• Register the domain yourself, in your own name. That way it stays yours, whoever builds the site.
• Use free hosting. A one-page site can usually be hosted for free.
• Batch your changes. Send all your feedback for a round together, so 2 rounds go further.
• Only add maintenance if you’ll use it. Our plans are optional and start at $20 a month for one-page sites. See maintenance plans.

Ready to price yours? A one-page site is $100 flat, and you can run the free website check on your current site first.

Sources

Prices checked in October 2026, from a US connection. Vendors change prices often, so check the page before you buy.

• Wix: plans and pricing
• Wix: domain pricing guide
• Squarespace: pricing
• Fiverr Help Center: creating a Gig (minimum price)
• Fiverr Help Center: Gig packages (category minimums)
• Fiverr Help Center: paying for orders (service fee)
• Upwork: web designer rates and cost guide
• Clutch: web design pricing guide
• Porkbun: domain pricing
• Netlify: pricing
• Cloudflare Pages docs: Free plan limits (custom domains)
• web.dev: Core Web Vitals