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How much does a website cost in Orlando?

What you pay, what you get and what you save, side by side.

Prices checked: 9 November 2026 · Sources at the bottom

Website builderWix, Squarespace
You pay up front$0then pay every month
Every month$18–$160
After 3 years$640–$5,750
Built for youYou build it
You own the codeNo
If you stop payingSite goes offline
Save with The Tide Effectup to $5,020over 3 years
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The Tide EffectCustom build, Orlando
You pay up front$730once, only if you keep it
Every month$0to us
After 3 years$730
Built for youWe build it
You own the codeYes
If you stop payingStays yours
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Orlando web studioLocal design agency
You pay up front$1,000–$9,000online shops $15,000+
Every month$39–$500if you add a care plan
After 3 years$1,000–$9,000+plus any monthly plan
Built for youThey build it
You own the codeAsk first
If you stop payingDepends on contract
Save with The Tide Effect$270–$8,270on the build alone
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Website buildersPrices billed yearly

Wix, per month $17.77–$159.77
Squarespace, per month $19–$99
Squarespace, month to month $25–$139
Wix over 3 years $640–$5,752
Squarespace over 3 years $684–$3,564

Orlando studios7 of 21 studios that publish prices

Small-business site $1,000–$9,000
Online shop $15,000+
Care plans, per month $39–$500
Monthly website plans $69–$355
Monthly plan over 3 years $2,484–$12,780

The Tide EffectAfter a free working preview

Standard build, once $730
Monthly fee to us $0
Your domain, per year about $12–$15
Hosting at cost, paid by you
Extra pages, booking, store quoted first

What pushes any price up

More pagesBooking or paymentsAn online storeWriting the words for youMonthly care plans

Savings compare what you pay the builder or studio with $730. Every website also needs a domain and hosting; with The Tide Effect you pay those directly, at cost. The studio range is a guide, not a quote.

How The Tide Effect does it

1Tell us about your business

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2Get a free preview

A real, working site on a live link.

3$730, or walk away

Keep it and it's yours. If not, you owe nothing.

Included in the $730 build

Custom designCopy written for youMobile-first, fastContact form + click-to-callOn-page SEOGoogle MapsYour own domainFull code handoverAbout a week
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5 questions to ask before you pay anyone

  1. Whose name is the domain in? It should be yours.
  2. Do I get the code?
  3. What's the monthly fee, and what happens if I stop paying?
  4. How are changes priced after launch?
  5. Can I see a working site before I pay?

Questions people ask

How much does a small-business website cost in Orlando?

It depends on who builds it. Website builders like Wix and Squarespace cost nothing up front but charge a monthly plan, about $18 to $160 a month. Orlando web design studios that publish their prices typically charge $1,000 to $9,000 to build a small-business site, according to an October 2026 review of 21 local studios. The Tide Effect builds a free working preview first, and the standard build is $730 one time if you keep it.

Do I have to pay monthly for a website?

Not always. Every website needs a domain name (about $12 to $15 a year) and hosting. Website builders and many studios also charge a monthly plan; among Orlando studios that publish prices, monthly website plans run $69 to $355 a month. With The Tide Effect you pay $730 once, then only your domain and hosting, directly and at cost. There is no monthly fee to us.

What is included in a $730 website from The Tide Effect?

The standard build includes a free working preview first, custom design, copy written for your business, a mobile-first fast-loading build, a contact form and click-to-call, on-page SEO, Google Maps with your hours and service area, launch on your own domain, and full handover of the code. Extra pages, online booking or a store are priced before work starts.

What should I ask before paying for a website?

Ask whose name the domain is registered in, whether you get the code, what the monthly fee is and what happens to the site if you stop paying, how changes after launch are priced, and whether you can see the site before you pay.

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