Pricing
Prices published, up front.
You should not have to book a call to find out what a website costs. Here is what I charge and what you get.
Corporate Website
₦ 300,000
3 Weeks / 3 Revisions
- Website design tailored to your personal brand
- Discovery
- Basic Branding Consultation
- Design & Development (Including UI/UX)
- 5 Page Informational Website
- Additional pages can be added to the scope
- Responsive and mobile-optimized layouts
- SEO friendly for enhanced visibility
- Three Revisions Included
- Google Search Console Set Up
- First year maintenance FREE
E-commerce Website
₦ 500,000
6 Weeks / 5 Revisions
- E-commerce Website design tailored to your personal brand
- Discovery
- Product Branding Consultation
- Design & Development (Including UI/UX)
- Payment Gateway Integration (Paystack, Flutterwave, Stripe, Crypto)
- Responsive and mobile-optimized layouts
- SEO friendly for enhanced visibility
- Five Revisions Included
- Google Search Console Set Up
- First year maintenance FREE
SEO and media buying are priced monthly and quoted separately, because the right number depends on how competitive your search terms are and what you are willing to spend on ads.
Get StartedPayment is half to start and half before launch, by bank transfer in naira. More detail on the FAQ page.
Before you accept
What a website quote should itemise
A single figure with no breakdown is the easiest place in this trade to hide a surprise. Whoever you hire, these are the lines worth insisting on, because each one is a cost that otherwise appears later.
- How many pages, named, rather than a page count
- Who writes the words, and who supplies the photographs
- How many rounds of changes are included before extra charges start
- Who the domain is registered to
- Who holds the hosting account and the logins
- What happens to the site if you stop working with them
- Whether search setup and analytics are included or extra
- What ongoing costs begin after launch, and when they begin
After launch
The costs that continue
A website is not a one off purchase, and a quote that implies it is has left something out. None of these are large on their own. Knowing about them before launch is the difference between a budget and a surprise.
- The domain
- Renews every year, in your name. Letting it lapse is the one mistake on this list that is genuinely hard to undo.
- Hosting
- Where the site actually lives. Ongoing, and worth knowing whose account it is on before you need to move it.
- A certificate
- The padlock. Usually included and automatic now, which is exactly why it is worth checking rather than assuming.
- Content changes
- New prices, new services, new staff. Either you can edit it yourself or somebody bills for it, and both are fine as long as you know which.
- Keeping it current
- Software gets updates and sites that stop receiving them are how a business ends up serving malware to its own customers.
- Whatever drives traffic
- Search work, ad spend, or the time you spend doing it yourself. A site with nobody arriving at it has a running cost and no return.
What moves the price
Page count is the smallest factor. What changes a quote is how much of the work is thinking rather than production: whether the structure already exists, whether the copy exists, how many jobs the site has to do, and whether it has to connect to something you already run.
Content is the usual delay. When photography, product details or staff bios are not ready the build waits, and the turnaround clock effectively pauses. The clients who launch inside the quoted window are the ones who arrive with their content in hand.
Ongoing costs are separate and deliberately small: the domain each year, hosting after the first twelve months, and any monthly search or media work you choose to add. Nothing renews without you knowing what it is and what it costs.
Working with Nnamdi is like having a world-class digital team on your payroll, without the overhead
Nnamdi helped build my company's website; the delivery was prompt, and the website was perfectly done. He is patient and awesome at what he does. He comes highly recommended anytime.
Questions about price
All questionsWhy publish prices at all?
Because it is the first question every business has, and making people sit through a call to find out wastes both our time. If the number does not work for you, you have not lost an afternoon finding that out.
What is not included in the price?
Stock photography licences, paid plugins or third-party software you ask for, and ad spend. Anything with a cost attached is agreed with you before it is bought.
Can I pay in instalments?
Payment is half to start and half before launch, by bank transfer in naira. On larger builds a longer arrangement can be agreed at the start.