Key takeaways
- Web design services range from simple brochure sites to custom web applications.
- A standard package includes design, responsive build, CMS, basic SEO and training.
- ECommerce, custom software, multilingual sites and ongoing content creation are usually extra.
- The best value comes from a designer-developer who delivers design and build as one project, not two separate quotes.
1. Basic business website
What it is: A 5–10 page site with home, about, services, portfolio and contact.
What is included:
- Custom layout and visual design
- Mobile-responsive build
- Content management system (WordPress or custom)
- Contact form with email notification
- Google Maps integration
- Basic on-page SEO (titles, meta descriptions, headings)
- Launch and handover training
Who it is for: Small businesses, freelancers, consultants and startups that need a professional online presence without custom functionality.
Typical timeline: 1–3 weeks
At mezbaul.com, a basic business website starts with discovery and ends with training — no hidden handoffs.
2. ECommerce website
What it is: A store that sells products or services online, with cart, checkout and payment processing.
What is included:
- Product catalogue with categories and filters
- Shopping cart and checkout flow
- Payment gateway integration (Stripe, PayPal, cards)
- Order management and email notifications
- Stock sync with POS if needed
- Security and SSL certificate
- Speed optimisation for product images
What costs extra:
- Custom shipping rules and tax calculation
- Multi-vendor or marketplace features
- Subscription or membership models
- Integration with existing ERP or accounting software
Typical timeline: 3–6 weeks
If you need eCommerce connected to your in-store POS, see our eCommerce + POS services.
3. Corporate or multi-page website
What it is: A larger site for established businesses with multiple departments, locations or service lines.
What is included:
- 10–50+ pages with consistent layout system
- Team pages, careers, news or blog
- Multi-language or regional variants
- Advanced navigation and search
- Integration with CRM or email marketing tools
- Detailed analytics and conversion tracking
Who it is for: Medium to large businesses, government contractors, hospitals, universities and logistics firms.
Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks
4. Landing page or campaign site
What it is: A single-page or limited-page site built around one offer — a product launch, event, seasonal promotion or lead magnet.
What is included:
- Single-page or two-page layout
- Strong headline, benefits and call-to-action
- Lead capture form or direct checkout
- A/B testing setup if requested
- Fast load time for ad traffic
Who it is for: Marketing teams, event organisers, product launches and seasonal campaigns.
Typical timeline: 3–7 days
5. Custom web application
What it is: A browser-based tool with user accounts, data processing, dashboards or real-time features — not a marketing site.
What is included:
- Custom database design
- User roles and permissions
- Responsive admin dashboard
- API integrations (payment gateways, SMS, third-party data)
- Reporting and export features
- Security, backups and audit logs
Who it is for: Businesses that need bespoke software — logistics tracking, school management, restaurant POS, inventory systems.
Typical timeline: 4–12 weeks depending on complexity
See our custom software services for examples.
What is usually extra
Even the best web design packages have limits. Be prepared to pay extra for:
- Custom illustrations or photography — stock photos are cheap; custom shoots are not.
- Translation or multilingual setup — English to Bengali, Arabic or other languages needs content and QA.
- Advanced SEO — technical audit, keyword strategy, content writing, link building.
- Ongoing content creation — blog posts, product descriptions, video editing.
- Maintenance retainers — updates, backups, security monitoring, content changes.
- Email marketing automation — newsletters, drip campaigns, CRM sync.
Ask for these costs upfront so you can budget realistically.
How to get the most from your web design services
- Prepare your content before the project starts. Write your service descriptions, collect product photos and draft your about page. Content delays are the single biggest cause of missed deadlines.
- Approve wireframes before design. Layout changes at the mockup stage are cheap. Layout changes after development is expensive.
- Test on real devices. Ask for preview links and test them on your phone, your staff's phones and your customers' phones. Do not assume "it works on my iPhone" means it works on every Android.
- Set up analytics from day one. Google Analytics, Search Console and Facebook Pixel should be installed before launch so you have data from the first visitor.
- Plan for post-launch. Budget for at least one month of support — content tweaks, bug fixes, speed tweaks and training for your team.
Pricing models explained
Fixed package
You pay a set price for a defined set of pages and features. Simple to compare, risky if your project grows.
Best for: Small business brochure sites with clear requirements.
Time and materials
You pay an hourly or daily rate. Flexible, transparent, requires trust.
Best for: Custom projects, ongoing retainer work, or when your requirements will evolve.
Retainer
A monthly fee covers a set number of hours or a defined scope. Predictable cost, continuous improvement.
Best for: Businesses that update content regularly, run seasonal campaigns, or need ongoing technical support.
At mezbaul.com/pricing.html, we explain our transparent pricing approach. Every project is quoted individually after a free demo.
Conclusion
Web design services are not one-size-fits-all. The right package depends on your business size, your audience, your technical needs and your budget.
If you are unsure where to start, book a free consultation. We will look at your current site or your requirements, suggest the right level of service, and give you an honest quote — no pressure, no template upselling.
Chat on WhatsApp or contact us to get started.