Website Development Pricing & Packages | Weblier
Compare landing page, company site, catalog, and ecommerce packages with one-time and monthly pricing. Choose scope based on goals and features.
Website development pricing only makes sense when you tie it to what your business needs the site to do: generate leads, explain services, show a range of products, or take payments and manage orders. The right package is the one that matches your sales process today, while leaving room to grow without rebuilding everything in six months.
What “website development pricing” should cover (and what it often misses)
When you compare website packages, don’t just compare the number next to the package name. Compare what the site can do for you after launch.
Here are the practical questions to ask before you pick a package:
- What is the goal of the website? A single action (call, form submission) needs a different build than an ecommerce website with checkout.
- How will you update content? If you need to change prices, add projects, publish articles, or add products weekly, your admin experience matters.
- Do you need bilingual pages? In Georgia, Georgian + English is often the difference between “looks good” and “converts.”
- Do you need integrations? CRM, booking, payment providers, delivery services, analytics, email marketing, or inventory tools can change scope quickly.
- How fast do you need to launch? A smaller page structure can ship sooner, while a store needs more testing (checkout, emails, edge cases).
At Weblier, pricing is packaged so you can choose a baseline that fits your business, and then adjust scope for your content, integrations, and features. Weblier is a Tbilisi digital studio that designs and builds websites, online stores, and custom software with one team from first call to launch. Bilingual builds (Georgian + English) are standard, and clients own the code and every account.
Weblier packages and pricing (one-time vs monthly)
Weblier has four core website packages:
- Landing page — one-time from ₾2,090
- Company website — one-time from ₾4,590
- Catalog site (online catalog) — one-time from ₾5,590
- Online store (ecommerce website) — one-time from ₾6,590
If you prefer monthly payments, Weblier offers a monthly option:
- Monthly price = 10% of the one-time package price per month
- 12-month minimum
- Domain and hosting included
That means, based on the package baselines above:
- Landing page: from ₾209/month
- Company website: from ₾459/month
- Catalog site: from ₾559/month
- Online store: from ₾659/month
Final quotes are individual, based on scope.
Comparison table: which package fits which business?
Use this table to shortlist the right website package before you dive into details.
| Package | Best for | Suggested page structure (typical) | Checkout & payments | One-time | Monthly (10%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One service, one offer, one campaign | 1 page: offer → proof → details → FAQ → contact | No | from ₾2,090 | from ₾209/month |
| Company website | Service businesses with multiple pages | Home, About, Services, Portfolio/Projects, Contact | No | from ₾4,590 | from ₾459/month |
| Online catalog (catalog site) | Businesses that need product listings but sell via inquiry/phone/DM | Home, Categories, Product pages, About, Delivery/Terms, Contact | No | from ₾5,590 | from ₾559/month |
| Full online store (ecommerce website) | Businesses that need online payments and orders | Home, Categories, Product pages, Cart, Checkout, Account/Orders, Policies | Yes | from ₾6,590 | from ₾659/month |
The “suggested page structure” is a practical starting point, not a fixed rule. Your final structure depends on what you sell, how customers decide, and what content you already have.
Package 1: Landing page — for one clear action
A landing page is the simplest setup when your business has one main offer and you want visitors to take one action.
Typical use cases
- A single service (for example: legal consultation, dental service, repair service)
- A campaign (for example: seasonal promo, new branch opening)
- A new business validating demand before investing in a full business website
Suggested landing page structure (example)
- Hero section: what you do + who it’s for + primary call to action
- Problem and solution: what changes for the client after they work with you
- Proof: reviews, results, logos, before/after (if relevant)
- How it works: 3–5 steps (keeps the sales conversation consistent)
- Pricing or packages (optional): ranges or clear inclusions, if you’re ready to show it
- FAQ: answers that reduce calls and low-quality leads
- Contact: form + phone + map/address (if relevant)
Pricing
- One-time: from ₾2,090
- Monthly: from ₾209/month (10% of the one-time price; 12-month minimum; domain and hosting included)
Trade-off to be aware of
A landing page can convert well, but it has limited room for SEO and content expansion. If you plan to rank for multiple services or locations, a company website often pays off faster.
Package 2: Company website — for trust, clarity, and multiple services
A company website is the standard “business website” structure: multiple pages, clear navigation, and enough depth for a customer to understand who you are and why they should contact you.
Typical use cases
- Agencies and professional services (legal, accounting, consulting, construction)
- Clinics and practices
- B2B companies that need credibility and clear service pages
- Any business that gets leads from Google and needs more than one page to explain what it does
Suggested company website structure (example)
- Home: summary, proof, primary CTA
- About: team, process, values, credentials
- Services: either one page with sections or separate service pages (better for SEO clarity)
- Projects / Portfolio / Case studies: what you’ve done and for whom
- Contact: form, phone, address, working hours, map
Optional pages many businesses add later:
- FAQ
- Blog / Insights
- Careers
- Partners
Pricing
- One-time: from ₾4,590
- Monthly: from ₾459/month
Concrete decision rule
If you have 3+ distinct services (or serve different customer types), a company website usually prevents confusion and improves lead quality because each service can be explained properly.
Package 3: Online catalog (catalog site) — products without checkout
An online catalog is for businesses that need to show products online in a structured way, but don’t need online payments and automated ordering yet.
This is common when:
- You sell items with variable prices (custom quotes, wholesale, B2B)
- Stock changes often and orders are confirmed manually
- Customers typically buy by calling, messaging, or visiting a store
- You want the SEO value of product pages without the operational overhead of ecommerce
Suggested online catalog structure (example)
- Home: categories, featured products, trust signals
- Category pages: product groups with clear navigation (filters can be discussed based on scope)
- Product detail pages: photos, specs, variations, availability notes, inquiry CTA
- About
- Delivery / Warranty / Terms
- Contact (plus inquiry forms)
Pricing
- One-time: from ₾5,590
- Monthly: from ₾559/month
Trade-off to be aware of
A catalog makes browsing easy, but it still relies on a manual sales step (call/message/form). If you want revenue directly from the website with minimal back-and-forth, you’re in online store territory.
Package 4: Full online store (ecommerce website) — products, cart, checkout, payments
A full online store is for businesses that want customers to place orders online, pay online, and receive order confirmations without manual handling at every step.
Typical use cases
- Retail brands that want direct-to-customer sales
- Businesses with delivery workflows
- Any company where online payment and order tracking reduces operational load
Suggested online store structure (example)
- Home: categories, bestsellers, promotions, trust
- Category pages: navigation designed for shopping
- Product detail pages: variants, price, stock notes, delivery info, add-to-cart
- Cart
- Checkout
- Account / Orders (if your store setup includes customer accounts)
- Policies: returns, privacy, terms, delivery
Pricing
- One-time: from ₾6,590
- Monthly: from ₾659/month
Trade-off to be aware of
Ecommerce adds build and testing time because checkout needs to be reliable. That extra effort is usually worth it when your average order value and order volume justify moving steps out of phone calls and into the website.
Online catalog vs full online store: the practical difference
These two packages look similar on the surface because both can have category pages and product pages. The difference is what happens after a customer decides to buy.
Online catalog
- The website’s job: help customers choose
- The customer action: inquiry, call, message, or visit
- Your workflow: manual confirmation (price, availability, delivery, invoice)
- Best when: you sell custom configurations, B2B, wholesale, or products where the final price depends on details
Full online store
- The website’s job: help customers choose and complete the purchase
- The customer action: add to cart → checkout → payment
- Your workflow: order comes in with customer and order details (then you fulfill)
- Best when: you sell standard products where customers can buy without negotiation
A simple test: if you want the website to generate completed orders (not just leads), you need a full online store.
What affects the final project price?
Package pricing gives you a baseline. Final cost changes based on what you actually need built.
Here are the factors that most often move the quote:
- Number of pages and page types
- A “company website” can be 5 pages or 20+ pages depending on how many services, locations, and industries you cover.
- Content readiness
- If your text, photos, product data, and policies are ready, the build moves faster.
- If you’re still deciding what to say or you need a large product list organized, scope grows.
- Bilingual structure and content volume
- Weblier’s bilingual builds (Georgian + English) are standard, but the workload still depends on how many pages and how much content needs to be presented in both languages.
- Custom design depth
- A clean, focused design system is different from a site where every page has unique layouts and custom sections.
- Integrations
- Examples: CRM, booking systems, analytics setups, email marketing tools, payment providers, delivery/shipping logic, inventory sync.
- Each integration adds requirements, edge cases, and testing.
- Ecommerce complexity
- Product variants, discount rules, delivery rules, taxes, multiple currencies (if needed), returns flow, and admin workflows can change scope.
- Custom software add-ons
- If your site needs custom tools (for example, a booking flow or internal dashboard), that moves into custom software territory. Weblier also builds CRM and booking systems when a business needs more than a standard site.
If you want the fastest and most accurate quote, bring examples of websites you like, a draft sitemap (even rough), and a list of “must-have” vs “nice-to-have” features.
How the build typically runs (so you can plan time and approvals)
Weblier’s delivery process is structured so you see progress early and can make decisions before the project is “almost done.”
- Discovery (~1 week)
Goals, sitemap, content plan, requirements, and success criteria. - Design (1–2 weeks)
Page layouts and the visual system. You review and approve before development starts. - Build (2–4 weeks)
Development with a working demo every week so you can test and comment while it’s being built. - Launch and ongoing support
Go live, connect domain, final checks, and support after launch.
The practical takeaway: your timeline depends less on “coding time” and more on how quickly you can approve content, structure, and design decisions.
FAQ
What is included in every package?
Every project is designed and built by one Weblier team from the first call to launch, and bilingual builds (Georgian + English) are standard. Clients own the code and every account.
What else is included depends on scope, because a landing page and an ecommerce website have different requirements. If you want a precise list for your project, use the package as a baseline and confirm your sitemap and features during discovery.
How does monthly pricing work?
Monthly pricing is 10% of the one-time package price per month, with a 12-month minimum. Domain and hosting are included in the monthly option.
Examples based on the package baselines:
- Landing page: from ₾209/month
- Company website: from ₾459/month
- Catalog site: from ₾559/month
- Online store: from ₾659/month
What changes the final price?
Scope. The most common drivers are the number of pages, bilingual content volume, custom design depth, integrations (CRM/booking/payment/delivery), ecommerce complexity (variants, discounts, rules), and whether you need custom software features beyond a standard website.
How do payments work?
Weblier offers one-time pricing and a monthly option (10% per month, 12-month minimum, domain and hosting included). The exact payment schedule and milestones depend on the project scope and are confirmed in your quote.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. A common path is:
- start with a landing page to validate demand,
- grow into a company website for deeper service pages and SEO,
- move to an online catalog when you need structured product pages,
- upgrade to a full online store when you’re ready for checkout and payments.
The key is to plan your structure early so content can expand without a redesign.
