Pricing guide · New Hampshire
What does a small-business website cost in New Hampshire?
DIY builder: about $200–$600 a year, plus your time. Freelancer: typically $500–$3,000. Small agency: $2,500–$7,500 for a basic site.
Prices checked November 2026
At a glance
- DIY builder$200–$600/yrplus your time
- Freelancer$500–$3,000changes usually hourly
- Small agency$2,500–$7,500basic 5–10 page site
Prices checked November 2026. Sources
What drives the price
Five things set the price
Pages
Custom or template
Forms and tools
Words and photos
Local search
Build vs monthly
What $150 a month gets you
Included every month
- Hosting, security, backups and monitoring
- Your domain, renewed for you
- Monthly changes: hours, photos, prices
- Call or text your designer directly
Doing it yourself
- A builder plan: $17–$49 a month, billed yearly
- Your evenings, writing and fixing
- Keeping it all current
- Figuring out Google alone
Costs people miss
What quotes leave out
Domain
Business email
Booking and payments
Changes after launch
Lock-in
Our plans
$1,500 to build, then one of three plans
Website
$150/month
Your site, designed your way and looked after for you.
Growth
$300/month
See exactly what your website brings in.
Pro
$450/month
Tools that turn visitors into requests and jobs.
FAQ
Questions about website cost
How much does a small-business website cost in New Hampshire?
A DIY builder like Wix or Squarespace runs about $200–$600 a year plus your time. Freelancers typically charge $500–$3,000 for the build, and small agencies $2,500–$7,500 for a basic 5–10 page site. Duggan Technologies charges $1,500 to build, then $150–$450 a month with hosting and changes included.
Why not just use Wix or Squarespace?
You can, and for some businesses it's the right call. The subscription is cheap; the cost is your time to design, write, update and fix it, and you can't take the site with you if you leave the platform.
Is the $1,500 build the whole cost?
It covers designing and building the site. The monthly plan ($150–$450) covers hosting, security, backups, your domain and a set amount of changes each month. Tools you already pay for, like a booking app, stay on your own account.
Do I own the website?
Yes. I can transfer the site, its files and the domain to you at any time, at no cost.
Is there a contract?
A short, plain-English agreement. Plans are month-to-month with no lock-in, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice.
Can I see it before I pay?
Yes. After a quick call, I build a free preview of your site. If you don't love it, you owe nothing.
Sources
No independent survey publishes New Hampshire website prices. The freelancer and agency ranges come from New Hampshire and New England studios' own published prices, checked against Thumbtack's national cost guide. Builder prices are from Squarespace's pricing page and Wix's plans as reported by review sites. For how small businesses build their sites, see Clutch's 2025 small-business website survey. Prices checked November 2026.