Our Template Web Packages
Also see: Custom Designs

Template Designs are preset templates where you just give us your information (text, images) and we insert it without having to worry about creating backgrounds, menu, etc. This enables the cost to be much less than Custom Built Designs.

Template Costs

Use the following chart to calculate how much your template web site will cost. An example: If you want five web pages then that will be (5 x $10.00), so a five page template site only costs US$50.00. Add two images and the total cost will be US$70.00.

Service
Description
Cost $US
Each Image Basic Scan photograph and /or work with image provided by client 10.00
Each Page Advanced image creation such as making a banner (animated-3 frames) 10.00
Sub Domain Add a www.yourname.domain.com to your site FREE
Hosting Your site online 24/7 for a whole year! FREE

 

Note: For SMF Theme prices go HERE.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q. If I wanted a five page website with three images how much will that cost for template design?
A. US$80.00. Just calculate US$10.00 for each image / page.

Q. If I want a domain (myname.com) how much will that cost?
A. We only handle domains with custom designs. Template designs are meant to be very simple hence the low cost.

Q. Do you have a variety of templates to choose from?
A. Yes, we have some depending on your need, contact us for samples.

Q. What about when I need to update the info on my page?
A. Updating costs the same as above.

Q. If I need my own logo, embedded video and extras can I get that for the same price?
A. No, you need to look at the custom designs price list as template designs are preset.

Also see: Custom Designs

 

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