"How much is this going to cost me?"
If you own a boutique, gift shop, or retail store, that's probably your first question about getting a website. And it's a fair one. You're a retailer, not a web designer—you just want to know what you're getting into financially.
Here's the honest answer: a professional website for a boutique typically costs between $600 and $4,000+, depending on what you need. Let me break that down so you understand exactly where your money goes.
Many boutiques start here—and for good reason. A one-page website includes everything a local store needs to get found online:
Who is this for? Small boutiques just starting their online presence, or those who want a simple way for customers to find them and see what they sell.
Real example:
A gift shop in Edmonton started with a one-page website for $800. Within the first month, they had several customers mention they found them through Google and came in specifically because they saw their product photos online. One customer drove from an hour away after seeing their unique items on the website.
As your boutique grows, you might need more space to showcase your products and attract more customers. A multi-page website includes everything in the one-page package, plus:
Who is this for? Established boutiques with multiple product categories, or those who want to build a stronger online presence and attract more customers through search.
If you want to sell products online (not just showcase them), you'll need e-commerce functionality. This includes everything in the multi-page package, plus:
Who is this for? Boutiques ready to sell online, either as their main business or as an extension of their physical store.
Several factors can influence the final cost for a boutique website:
Not sure what kind of website you need? Not sure if e-commerce is right for you? Start with a Visibility Report for just $100. I'll review:
You'll get a personalized report with clear recommendations—including whether you need a one-page, multi-page, or e-commerce website.
Think about it this way: every day, people in your area search for the types of products you sell. Without a website, they can't find you. A $600–$1,200 investment can bring you customers for years to come.
One new loyal customer could spend hundreds or thousands at your store over time. A website pays for itself quickly.
The math is simple:
If a website brings you just 2 new customers per month, and each spends $100, that's $2,400 in new revenue per year. A $800 website pays for itself in 4 months and then becomes pure profit.
If you're ready to bring more customers to your boutique, let's talk. I'll help you choose the right option for your business and give you a clear, upfront quote—no surprises.
Freelance web designer helping small businesses across Canada get found online. I build modern, mobile-friendly websites that attract customers.
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