Website cost guide

How much does a website cost?

How much does a website cost?

How much does a website cost?

Typical 2026 prices for a small business website in Ontario, and what drives them.

Website pricing is confusing because it’s sold in very different ways: build it yourself, pay monthly, or pay once for a custom build. Here’s what each typically costs, based on our 2026 research of Ontario providers. Your own quote will depend on what you need.

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Typical costs

What small businesses pay in 2026

What small businesses pay in 2026

What small businesses pay in 2026

01

DIY website builders

Roughly $20 to $60 a month, plus your own time. You design, write and maintain the site yourself.

02

Pay-monthly website services

About $99 to $350 a month. Budget services start around $99; premium local studios run $250 to $350, with no big upfront cost.

03

One-time custom build

About $3,000 to $7,500 for a typical Ontario small business site, plus ongoing hosting and maintenance.

04

Maintenance and care

About $50 to $300 a month for hosting, security, updates and support, depending on what’s included.

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Take Flight redesigned my website in a fraction of the time as our previous agency, and at a fraction of the cost. Extremely pleased with the results. Wish I came to them sooner!

Ben Kirkconnell, Co-Founder of BAT Construction
Ben Kirkconnell, Co-Founder of BAT Construction

Ben Kirkconnell

Co-Founder, BAT Construction · Owen Sound, ON

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Pay monthly, or own it outright.

From $299/month with no upfront cost, or a one-time build from $2,500. Hosting and real-person support come with every website.

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