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How Much?
Overview |
1. Domain Registration |
2. Internet Hosting |
3. Internet Services |
4. Site Development |
Conclusion
Conclusion:
Combining the factors described in the previous sections will help
determine the cost of having a web site for your business. Some
of these costs, like hosting, will be recurring, while others, such
as site development, are generally a one time cost. The important
decision to be made is how much a site is worth to your business.
Think of your web site as a service that you offer to current and
potential customers, as well as a marketing tool. Understand why
you want a site that accurately represents your business. Finally,
as in all things, shop around. You'll find that the benefits of
having a web presence far outweigh the costs of developing and hosting
a site. Remember, if you want, you can probably have a web presence
for free, but a free site is probably not nearly as good as a site
that would cost just a little more.
While it is impossible to determine what your exact costs will
be, we can provide an approximate amount a small business can expect
to pay for a basic site. This amount is broken down below:
| Domain Registration |
Internet Hosting |
Internet Services |
Site Development** |
| $0* - $35 / year |
$5 - $25 / month |
Basics included with Hosting |
$0 - $5000 |
* Assumes Hosting Account pays for Domain Registration.
** Site Development can be free if you do it yourself, or can cost
a lot of money depending on your needs.
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