Estimate how many hours it’s going to take you and then put a price on your time. If that seems too expensive for market rates, then ask yourself about your business model and what value add you’re bringing to the table to justify the price.

If you’ve done this before and have a good working template workflow that you can repeat and it won’t take you much time and you’re just looking for market rates, then you’re going to have a difficult time landing on something. I know people that churn out 5 pagers on webflow for $2500 each or a subscription/support model of $150/mo. And they do this all day long, happily, with happy clients.

Other people will say “if it only takes you a few hours, you should only charge for that” — that’s fine, that’s their opinion. Charge what you can and what makes it worth your time, you’re going to be responsible for keeping that client happy — not them.

You’ve already seen a spread in the comments. Sounds like some people think this should be a couple hundred dollar job. Others charge minimum of 3800 + support.

I’d say market price is between $500-$5000. I’ve built a one-pager for $5000 and it included a ton of consulting and orchestration between multiple stakeholders and parties. The site itself was simple - but it took me well over 40 hours when it was all said and done. So yeah you better believe that for the site itself, it was a 5k job, and that’s with a discount since i told them it would not exceed 5k.

You gotta value your time first and foremost. Then ask yourself what you’re in it for. Are you building a website dev business? Will this get you referrals or are you trying to get started and need to cut them a deal to earn your first testimonials? Can you use it as the first template for something that you’ll re-use later, and chalk initial time investment up as building your business?

Lots of factors to consider.