A small business website in Asaba costs ₦75,000 to ₦450,000 depending on how many pages it has and whether it takes payments. A straightforward one takes seven to fourteen working days. You should own the domain, the hosting account and the files at the end of it: if a quote does not say so in writing, ask why.
A customer who hears your name types it into Google before they call you. If nothing comes up that you control, they read whatever does: an old listing, a competitor, nothing at all: and the decision is made without you in the room.
Most of the cost of a website is not the design. It is the decisions: what a visitor should do on each page, what proof convinces them, how a stranger contacts you at 9pm, and what happens on a phone with two bars of signal: which is how most of your visitors will arrive.
A ₦75,000 site and a ₦450,000 site can look similar in a screenshot. The difference is how many pages need writing, whether it takes payments, whether it has to connect to anything you already use, and how much of the content you supply versus how much has to be produced.
The domain registered in your business name, not the agency’s. Hosting in an account you can log into. A business email address on your own domain. The files, and a way to get them.
Ask one question before you pay anyone: “if we stop working together next month, what do I keep?” The answer tells you more than a portfolio does.
Seven to fourteen working days for a small business site, and the delay is almost never the building. It is waiting for photographs, prices and the answer to “what do you want it to say”. Businesses that have those ready are live in a week.
Between ₦75,000 and ₦450,000 for most small businesses. The lower end is a focused site of a few pages that gets you found and contacted. The upper end includes payments, bookings or a catalogue.
You should. At Ozah Digital Limited the domain is registered in your business name, the hosting is in an account you control, and the files are yours if the engagement ends. Any agency that will not put that in writing is telling you something.
Not always. If WhatsApp is working, the first fix is usually your Google listing and a business email address, which cost far less. A website earns its place when people are searching for what you sell and finding somebody else.
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