Three build sizes and one honest starting number for each. What moves the price is scope — pages, features, and how much of the lead system you want wired up.
A Leadflow website starts at $1,400. Most businesses land in the Growth range, $2,000–$2,750, which is a multi-page site with real conversion structure and tracking wired up. Larger builds with a CMS, booking or custom functionality start at $3,000 and typically run $3,000–$5,000+. Local Visibility Setup is a separate $650 one-off and can be bought on its own.
( bigger builds sit higher up the ridge — the middle one is what most people need )
A real, professional website — without a large build.
Best if you do one main thing, serve one town, and need the site to look legitimate and take calls.
The build most businesses should be buying.
Best if you sell several services, compete for search, and want the site to actually generate work.
Larger sites and genuinely custom functionality.
Best if you need content that updates itself, takes bookings, or talks to the tools you already run on.
| Starter | Growth | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $1,400 | $2,000 | $3,000 |
| Pages | 1–3 | More pages, real service-page structure | Larger sites, deeper architecture |
| Built from scratch | included | included | included |
| Mobile optimised | included | included | included |
| Lead form | Professional contact form | Advanced and multi-step forms | Advanced and multi-step forms |
| SEO | Essential on-page setup | Advanced SEO + AEO implementation | Advanced SEO + AEO architecture |
| Analytics + tracking | — | included | included |
| Conversion strategy | Conversion-focused structure | Written per page | More complex conversion systems |
| Wix CMS / dynamic content | — | — | included |
| Online booking | — | — | included |
| Custom functionality | — | — | included |
| Integrations + automations | — | — | included |
Not just a Google Business Profile tidy-up. This is the whole local search foundation: the accounts, the research, and a written plan you can act on whether or not we build the site.
Claimed, filled out properly, and optimized for the searches that actually convert.
Set up and verified, so you can see what you rank for instead of guessing.
Traffic and lead tracking installed and confirmed working.
The terms your customers really search in your town, not vanity keywords.
A written, prioritized plan — including how AI search reads your business.
Where you stand against your competitors, and how to close the gap.
Where visitors are dropping off before they call or book.
Who is beating you locally, and specifically what they are doing.
No templates, no page builders, no theme with your logo dropped in.
Built to load quickly and to work for people using a keyboard or a screen reader.
Designed for the phone first, because that is where your customers are.
Marked up so Google and AI search engines can actually read your business.
You own the site, the domain and the accounts. Always.
Grace and Gage. Not a project manager, not a contractor you never meet.
Because the honest answer depends on scope. A three-page site for one service and a fifteen-page site with booking and a CMS are different amounts of work, and pretending otherwise would mean padding the small builds to cover the big ones. The starting number is real — it is what that size of build begins at — and we give you a fixed figure once we know what you actually need.
Four things, in roughly this order: how many pages there are, how much custom functionality you need, how much of the lead system you want wired up, and whether the content and photography already exist. Design time is rarely the variable. Scope is.
Usually one of three things: content that has to update itself (a CMS), customers who need to book or pay on the site, or an integration with software you already run. If none of those apply, Growth is almost always the right build.
Yes. It is $650 and it works alongside any build, or entirely on its own if your current site is fine and the problem is that nobody can find it.
No. There is a "not sure yet" option on the project form for exactly this reason. Tell us what the business does and what you want more of, and we will tell you which build fits — including if that is the smallest one.
Grace and Gage. Leadflow is two people in Fraser, Colorado, and one of us builds every site we ship. You are not handed to a project manager or a contractor you never meet.
Tell us about the project and we will come back with a direction and a real number. If a smaller build would do the job, we will say so.
grace@leadflowcollective.org