How Much Should a Small Business Website Cost in Cornwall in 2026?

Ask five people what a website costs and you'll get five answers between nothing and the price of a small car. Here's an honest breakdown.

DIY builders: £0–£30 a month

Fine if you enjoy fiddling. The catch is time — and most DIY sites end up slow, generic and hard to find on Google.

Freelancers and small studios: £300–£1,500

The sweet spot for most trades, cafés and B&Bs. You should get a fast, mobile-first site, proper local SEO basics and someone to call when things need changing.

Agencies: £3,000+

Worth it for complex shops or booking platforms. Overkill for a plumber in Redruth who needs the phone to ring.

What to watch for

• Hidden hosting fees that creep up each year
• Being charged for every tiny text change
• Not owning your own domain name
• Paying a big deposit before seeing anything

How we do it

A one-page starter from £295, larger builds at a fixed quote, or £0 up front on a monthly plan. Hosting and small edits are included — and you see a working preview of your site before you pay a penny.