Web development packages starting points with scope made explicit, from $1,624 per project

Web development packages are project starting points for websites where requirements, content, accessibility, performance and maintainability have to work together. Focused Build starts at $1,624, Growth Platform at $2,499 and Complex Platform at $4,123 per project. For WordPress, Shopify or a redesign, compare the packages below.

Starting points, not fixed quotes.Final scope depends on the site, markets, access, technical condition, content requirements and delivery responsibilities. A written proposal confirms the actual fee.

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Choose a planStarting points

Published inclusions

  • Discovery and requirements
  • Information architecture
  • Responsive interface
  • CMS implementation
  • Quality assurance
  • Roadmap and governance

Platform packages

For a WordPress build, a Shopify storefront or a redesign with migration risk, start with the package built for it.

Every inclusion, plan by plan

The plans share a foundation and widen from there. Only inclusions published on moxseo.com appear here; anything else is agreed in the proposal.

Web development packages compared: what Focused Build, Growth Platform and Complex Platform each include
Starting points, confirmed by written proposalFocused starting scopeYour selectionFocused Build$1,624/ project, fromRecommended operating levelRecommended, your selectionGrowth Platform$2,499/ project, fromCustom operating scopeYour selectionComplex Platform$4,123/ project, from
FitWho each plan is for
Built forOne clear priority and a smaller operating surfaceTeams that need recurring execution and coordinated improvementLarger sites, markets, catalogues or stakeholder groups
Working areasWhat each plan lists on moxseo.com
Discovery and requirements
Information architecture
Responsive interface—
CMS implementation—
Quality assuranceListed for the middle plan only—Scoped in the proposal
Launch validationA working area considered during scopingScoped in the proposalScoped in the proposalScoped in the proposal
ContentProduction and expert review
Content production and expert reviewA fee driver, not a fixed inclusionScoped in the proposalScoped in the proposalScoped in the proposal
PlanningRoadmap and governance
Roadmap and governanceDocumented starting roadmapScoped in the proposalCustom governance and measurement
SupportHow every engagement is run
Written scope, responsibilities and assumptions
Scope changes by documented changeCost and timing explained first
You keep accounts, approved assets and documentation
Next stepDiscuss scope for Focused BuildDiscuss scope for Growth PlatformDiscuss scope for Complex Platform

No minimum term or setup fee is published. Renewal, transition or handoff after the initial term is defined in the proposal.

What moves the fee

Cost changes when the program spans more templates, markets, integrations, approval layers or production responsibilities. Existing analytics quality and implementation access also change the work required. For builds, template count, interaction complexity, integrations, migration volume, content readiness, accessibility level, security requirements and approval structure determine price and timeline.

  • Number of sites, markets or locations

    more raises it

    Each site, market or language adds templates and testing.

  • Technical and platform condition

    more raises it

    Integrations, security requirements and hosting set the technical starting point.

  • Content production and expert review

    more raises it

    Content readiness and migration volume drive build effort.

  • Implementation ownership

    shifts it

    Whether your developers or ours own implementation and maintenance.

  • Reporting and integration requirements

    more raises it

    Analytics and acceptance testing requirements.

What no plan includes

At any price. These are outside the promise.

  • An undefined feature backlog
  • Perpetual revisions without acceptance criteria
  • Unlicensed assets
  • Hidden platform lock-in
  • Performance promises before requirements are known

What must be ready before work starts

Whichever plan you choose, these keep the first weeks productive.

  • Business goals and user journeys
  • Content owners
  • Technical constraints and integration documentation
  • Hosting expectations
  • Success criteria and a decision owner

Is this the right program?

These engagements suit organisations building or modernising a website where product requirements, content operations, accessibility, performance, analytics and maintainability must work together. Scope may include discovery, architecture, UX, design systems, frontend and backend implementation, CMS modelling, integrations, testing, deployment, documentation and handoff.

A responsible first sequence

Turn the priority user journeys into content, functional, integration, accessibility and performance requirements. Prototype risky interactions early, implement reusable components, migrate deliberately, and launch through acceptance tests rather than subjective completion.

Who owns the handoffs

Product owns requirements, content owns source material, design owns the system, engineering owns implementation, QA validates behaviour, and operations accepts ongoing maintenance.

Measures for the next decision

  • Task completion
  • Conversion quality
  • Accessibility conformance
  • Performance budgets
  • Release stability
  • Editor efficiency
  • Maintainability

Find your starting point

Four questions built from the fee drivers above. The answer points to the closest published plan. It is a guide, not a quote.

Site sizeHow much of the site is in scope?
IntegrationsHow many integrations?
ContentHow ready is the content?
Current stateWhere are you starting from?
Your scope0 of 4 answered

Answer the questions to see the closest plan

Not yet

Published starting points run from $1,624 to $4,123 a project

    A written proposal confirms the fee, deliverables, assumptions and exclusions.

    After you enquire

    From initial fit to a documented engagement. Nothing is billed until the scope is written and agreed.

    1. 1

      Context

      You share goals, constraints, site access and the commercial priority.

      A free 30-minute call
    2. 2

      Diagnostic

      We inspect the operating surface and identify material dependencies.

      Sakshi Kumari or Ashish Khan
    3. 3

      Scope

      You receive deliverables, responsibilities, cadence and assumptions in a written proposal.

      The fee is confirmed here
    4. 4

      Start

      Work begins once access, owners and acceptance criteria are clear.

      Delivery begins

    What becomes clear before work starts

    • Deliverables and acceptance criteria
    • Owners, access and implementation responsibility
    • Cadence, measurement and change control

    Web development pricing questions

    Question not here? Strategy calls are with Sakshi Kumari or Ashish Khan, the SEO specialists who run MoxSEO.

    contact@moxseo.com

    They are starting points. A written proposal confirms the actual fee after the scope and responsibilities are understood.

    Other packages

    Services can be combined into one operating plan. Ad spend, software and external services are itemised, not assumed.

    Price the
    actual constraint.

    Share your website, objective, current baseline, platform, timeline and who owns implementation. In a free 30-minute call, Sakshi Kumari or Ashish Khan, the specialists who run MoxSEO, tell you which plan fits before any proposal is written.

    A call is not an engagement. Web development starts at $1,624 per project, and we never promise performance figures before requirements are known.