It’s a fair question.
A lot of studios offer a fixed price for a “five-page website”. The issue is — that price is based on a template and assumptions, not your business.
At Studio Friday, we don’t design pages.
We design clarity.
Before we quote, we need to understand:
- What problems we’re solving
- What services you’re actually offering
- Who you’re trying to attract
- And how to position you properly
Without that, a price is just a guess.
Why five-page websites don’t really work anymore
The average small business website today sits closer to 8–12 core pages, often with service sub-pages and blog content layered underneath.
Why?
Because Google ranks depth and relevance.
Websites with active blogs generate:
- 434% more indexed pages (HubSpot)
- 97% more inbound links
- Businesses publishing 16+ posts per month see 3.5× more traffic than those that don’t
Even modest, consistent blogging dramatically improves visibility.
And it’s not just about traffic — it’s about trust.
Detailed service pages, FAQs, case studies and educational content build authority.
A shallow five-page site simply can’t do that.
Flexibility is the real asset
We build sites that are:
- Easy to edit
- Structured properly
- Fast
- Designed to grow
Regular updates and fresh content are what keep Google engaged and rankings improving over time.
Some of our strongest-performing client pages are single, well-written resource or blog pages that consistently generate enquiries months after launch.
That doesn’t happen with template builds.
So why the meeting?
Because pricing depends on structure, depth and strategy.
A short call lets us:
- Map the right page architecture
- Identify content gaps
- Understand your goals
- And give you an accurate, fixed proposal — without surprises
If you’re after a basic template site with a locked page count, we’re probably not the right fit.
If you want something that speaks clearly to your customers, performs properly, and grows with your business — that starts with a conversation.
Cheers,
Jake
