.How much will my website cost?
The answer here is completely dependent on the amount and type of content you need. We have done websites for as little as $500, and as much as $32,000. It is necessary for any developer to determine your needs to give an exact price, but the point here is to take the time to let the developer work out a document, laying out everything that you will have on your site and giving you a bid.
You may need 3 pages on your website, or 300. You may require the ability to update the content yourself, or for the site to contain forms that add data to a database. You may desire Flash animation, a shopping cart, streaming video or other "special content".
All of these things effect the price, and you should be highly suspect of any developer that just throws out a price without going over the options with you, so you can make an informed choice. There should be no charge to discuss your needs and provide you with a design document that tells you exactly what will be done, for how much and when. |
.Do you offer any discounts on web sites?
We strongly encourages Non-Profit organizations to use the internet as a means to promote the common good. Non-Profits are widely underrepresented online, and since in many instances the lack of financing is the principal barrier, we offers discounts to all certified Non-Profit organizations.
.When can we go live with the website?
This is an important question for both the client and the developer. We can only answer the question honestly if he includes the variable of "It will be done in two weeks, providing I have received all of the text and image content from the client within "X" days. Of course BeVision Marketing Studio can not finish as it if the text content and any required images have not been provided. It often looks simple to a client to create the text, but it is very common for it to take longer than you think, after all you want it to be the best it can be! The client may also be dependent on a third party to provide product images or documentation, and that person may be slow to respond.
The time to completion is always relative to a time after all content has been received, but the web developer should do everything they can to complete on time given that condition. |
