Quick answerA useful website budget is a clear scope decision—not an unexplained package price.
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The short answer: LOITTEB’s website package is $750 total
LOITTEB’s custom non-e-commerce business website and website redesign offer is $750 total, including applicable taxes and one year of requested updates. It is designed for a business that needs a clear, custom website or a more relevant replacement for an existing one—not an online store or an undefined build with unlimited features.
Web hosting is separate at $100 per year or $7 per month. With a website purchase, requested updates, DNS changes, and hosting management are included for one year. A complete redesign after launch is separate work.
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What the $750 Website Package includes
The practical value of a package is the visible scope. LOITTEB’s package covers a custom non-e-commerce website design and build, a page path shaped around the business, responsive layouts, a practical contact route, foundational service and heading structure, and one year of requested updates.
The website is shaped around the business rather than pulled from a generic template. The business retains access to its website files, which is an important question to ask of any provider.
- Custom non-e-commerce business website design and build
- Responsive layout for phones and desktop screens
- A clear contact path
- Basic page-title, heading, and service-content foundations
- One year of requested updates
- DNS changes and hosting management with a website purchase
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What is separate from the package
A clear price should also name what it does not cover. Hosting is available separately for $100 per year or $7 per month. E-commerce, payment setup, paid third-party software, advanced integrations, and a later complete redesign may require a different scope.
This is not a hidden-fee warning; it is a planning distinction. The right question is whether a feature is needed for the business now, and if so, what it requires to launch and maintain responsibly.
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Why published website costs vary so widely
Evidence nodeA website can mean anything from a self-built information page to a large custom project with content, integrations, online payments, migration, and ongoing support. Canadian guides from GoDaddy and OnePage Pro both describe website cost as dependent on the website type, pages, content, features, hosting, and ongoing responsibilities—not a single universal price.12
Those guides are published by providers and their figures are estimates, not verified Hamilton averages or a substitute for a project quote. They are useful for one reason: a headline price is not comparable until you can see the scope behind it.
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Compare proposals by first-year responsibilities
When comparing a $750 package with any other proposal, compare what the business is responsible for in the first year, not only the initial number. Ask who writes or approves content, registers the domain, holds account access, manages hosting, tests forms, handles launch, and responds when the business needs a change.
A provider should also make clear whether the price covers a custom structure or a template setup, what pages and functions are included, and which subscriptions or software services remain recurring costs. That makes it easier to choose an appropriate scope without confusing a low price with an incomplete plan.
- Pages, sections, content, and visual direction
- Forms, bookings, payments, integrations, or e-commerce
- Domain, hosting, account access, and ownership
- Testing, launch responsibilities, and post-launch updates
- Any separate recurring software or service costs
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Request the right quote for the business you have now
Start with a short brief: the real service, the customer questions that matter, the action visitors should take, the pages or features involved, and what is not working on the current site. Then ask every provider to describe the same baseline in writing.
For a Hamilton-area business that fits LOITTEB’s non-e-commerce scope, the $750 Website Package is a clear starting point. If the work needs e-commerce, unusual integrations, or a different operating setup, the useful next step is to discuss that scope openly before the project begins.
Useful follow-ups
Questions, answered clearly.
How much does a website cost in Hamilton?
LOITTEB’s custom non-e-commerce business website and website redesign offer is $750 total, including applicable taxes and one year of requested updates. Other projects vary according to scope, features, content, and ongoing responsibilities.
Does the $750 price include hosting?
No. Hosting is available separately for $100 per year or $7 per month. With a website purchase, hosting management, DNS changes, and requested updates are included for one year.
Does a redesign cost less than a new website?
Not automatically. LOITTEB’s custom non-e-commerce redesign offer is also $750 total, including applicable taxes, when it fits the stated scope. Complex migration, e-commerce, or other additional needs may change the scope.
What should be included in a website proposal?
Look for pages and features, content responsibilities, design and development work, required integrations, testing, launch, account access, recurring costs, and a process for future changes.
Can a website be delivered in phases?
Yes. A phased plan can prioritize the core customer journey and add lower-priority pages or features later, provided the initial structure leaves room for the next stage.