How Much Does a Custom Website Cost at Northbound Studio?

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A custom website from Northbound Studio costs whatever the work genuinely requires — there is no single flat rate because price is set by scope, not a tidy per-page fee. Four things move the number, in roughly this order: (1) scope and page count — more pages mean more design and copy, though this is the shallowest driver; (2) complexity and custom functionality — a site that takes bookings, calculates quotes, gates content behind a login, or handles payments is treated as software and priced as real engineering; (3) integrations — connecting a CRM, booking system, payment processor, or AI assistant adds setup and ongoing coordination; and (4) how the work is scoped by the developer. Northbound prices flat-fee against a written scope, so you know the total before work starts. As a reference point, a Starter Site example is cited at $2,500–$4,000, with ordinary hosting afterward at roughly $10–$30 a month. These figures come from a published example and are not guaranteed to match every project.