Corporate website from a small business card site to a full catalog

Corporate website design and development

We design and build corporate websites in four to eight weeks. We plan the structure, write the copy for the key pages, design the layouts, build the site on WordPress and train your team to run it. Every service your company sells gets its own page with a price, and customers, partners and job candidates each find their answer.

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01 Definition

What a corporate website is

A corporate website is a multi-page site for a company, where different visitors look for different things. A customer wants the service and the price, a partner checks credentials and experience, a candidate reads the job listings. There is no single button that every block leads to, so most of the work is in the structure.

A typical corporate site has a homepage, pages for each service or product, a section with finished projects, an about page, a blog and a contact page. The service pages bring in the inquiries from search, because that is where people land from Google.

The small business card site

A business card site is the smallest corporate website: one to five pages with a list of services, a short text about the company and contact details. Independent doctors, lawyers, tradespeople and small studios order them when they only need to be found by name and be easy to call. If one page is enough, a landing page is the honest choice, and it costs less.

How it differs from a landing page and an online store

A landing page sells one offer to people who arrive from an ad. An ecommerce website takes payment for products in a cart. A corporate website collects inquiries for services that need a conversation before the purchase: construction, medicine, law, equipment, supplies for business.

02 Sizes

Corporate website for a company: three sizes

Price and timeline depend on how many different kinds of page have to be designed. Corporate sites fall into three rough sizes, and the first step is to decide honestly which one is yours.

  1. 01Business card site3–5 pagesHomepage, services in one list, about, contacts. For a specialist or a small firm that people find by name or by referral. Launch in four weeks.
  2. 02Company site with service pages8–20 pagesA separate page for each service, case studies, team, blog. For companies that need inquiries from Google search. This size takes six to eight weeks.
  3. 03Catalog site with several languages30+ pagesA product catalog without a cart, branches in different cities, two or more language versions, a partner section. We launch it in parts and set the schedule after the brief.

03 Sample

Corporate website structure: an example

This is the kind of site map we agree on before design starts. The company is made up: Ventline designs and installs ventilation for restaurants, offices and warehouses.

Site map · 17 pages

Homepage. What the company does, for which kinds of premises and in which area. Three main services with "from" prices.

answers "where am I" without scrolling

Services, 4 pages. Ventilation design, installation, maintenance, ventilation for restaurants.

one service, one page, one Google query

Projects, 6 pages. An index and five case studies: a 120-seat restaurant, a two-floor office, a warehouse with a cold room.

floor area, timeline, before and after photos

About. Year founded, engineers with names and photos, licenses and certificates.

Blog, 3 pages. The index and two first articles: what restaurant ventilation costs and how often it needs servicing.

Careers. Two open positions, terms, who to write to.

Contacts. Address with a map, opening hours, a phone number for urgent calls, company details.

17 pages on 6 templates
What was decided

Four decisions before design

  • Every service has its own page, because different people search for installation and for maintenance.
  • "Ventilation for restaurants" stands apart: that customer has its own requirements and its own searches.
  • There is no news section. Nobody would maintain it, and a feed whose last post is from two years ago hurts trust.
  • Company details sit on the contact page: a procurement manager looks for them before issuing a purchase order.

04 Schedule

Corporate website development, week by week

The schedule below is for a site of fifteen to twenty pages and eight weeks. A business card site follows the same path in four, because it has fewer texts and templates.

Week 1

Brief and search queries

An hour-long conversation with the owner or the head of sales. In parallel we collect the queries people use to find your services on Google and review five to seven competitor sites.

Weeks 1–2

Site map

We decide which pages are needed and what goes on each. For the homepage and a service page we build wireframes with the headlines already written. You approve the structure.

Weeks 2–3

Copy

We write the homepage, the about page and the service pages. Facts are checked with your specialists and an editor reads every text. You review and mark up edits in Google Docs.

Weeks 3–5

Design

The homepage and one service page first, to agree on the style. Then the remaining templates for desktop and phone, already with real text.

Weeks 5–7

Build and content

We build the templates, set up WordPress, forms and analytics, load the copy and photos and move over whatever is needed from the old site. All of it is visible on a test address.

Week 8

Launch and training

We test on phones, set up redirects from the old addresses and switch the site to your domain. We show your person how to add pages, articles and job listings.

05 Scope

What the base price of a corporate website includes

Start to finish means one team does the structure, copy, design and build, and you get a site on your own domain with the logins and a manual. A site with the scope below starts at $5,500.

  • Up to ten pages on six templates. Homepage, service page, about, an index of case studies or articles, a single article, contacts.
  • Copy for the key pages. The homepage, the about page and up to five service pages. For the company text we interview the owner.
  • Design. A Figma layout for desktop and phone in your brand style.
  • Content management. WordPress with clear fields: you don't need to know code to add a service or an article.
  • Forms and analytics. Inquiries go to email and Telegram; Google Analytics 4 and Search Console are connected.
  • Technical basics for search. A title, description and H1 on every page, a sitemap, organization markup, compressed images.
  • Training. An hour on a video call and a written manual with screenshots of your own site.

Priced separately

  • Copy for the other pages. At copywriting rates: a 600-word service page costs from $108, a case study from $700, a 1,200-word blog article from $240.
  • Language versions. Translation and a layout check for each language.
  • Brand identity. We don't design logos or brand books; we work with what you have.
  • Domain and hosting. Registered in your company's name and paid by you directly.

06 Plainly

A corporate website with no owner goes stale in a year

Design has little to do with it. A site goes stale when last year's price is still on it, a closed job is still listed and the latest blog post is from the spring before last. The visitor draws a simple conclusion: nobody is looking after this company.

So at the structure stage we ask who will update each section. If nobody will, we leave the section out or take it on ourselves as part of maintenance.

07 Management

What your team can do on the site without us

A corporate website on WordPress is built so that an office manager or a marketer can run it, and a developer is rarely needed. After training, your person does four things without us.

  • Adds a service page from a ready template
  • Publishes an article, a case study or a job listing
  • Changes prices, phone numbers and opening hours
  • Reads the inquiries from the forms

You will need a developer for something new: a template that doesn't exist yet, a calculator, a CRM integration. System updates and backups can be handed over to website maintenance.

  • 4–8weeks
    to launch
  • 2rounds of edits
    per stage
A workspace with laptops showing page layouts and printouts with edits

08 Prices

Corporate website cost

A corporate website costs from $5,500. Here is an example: a company has nine services, and the base price covers copy for five of them. Four more service pages of 600 words add from $432 (4 × $108), so $5,932 in total. With three case studies the total comes to $8,032.

ServiceWhat's includedTurnaroundPrice
Corporate websiteStructure, key page copy, design, build, content management system4–8 weeksfrom $5,500 / website
Landing page developmentWireframe, copy, design, responsive build, form and analytics2–3 weeksfrom $2,500 / landing page
Website redesignAudit, new structure, design, content migration, redirects3–6 weeksfrom $3,500 / website
Website maintenanceUpdates, backups, monitoring, up to 5 hours of editsmonthlyfrom $400 / month
Case studiesInterview, structure, copy, client sign-off5–7 daysfrom $700 / case study
A business card site of three to five pages is priced as a corporate website in its smallest scope, and a one-page card site as a landing page. The amount for each stage is fixed in writing before work starts.

What the price of a corporate website depends on

Templates

How many different pages to design

Fifteen service pages are built on one template, so they barely change the build price. New page types do: a product catalog, a branch page, a plan comparison, a partner section.

Features

What the site has to do

A price calculator, online booking, a catalog with filters, a language switcher, sending inquiries to a CRM. Each feature is a separate line in the estimate, and some can wait for a second stage.

Copy

Who writes the remaining pages

We write the copy beyond the base scope, or you do: the page template is already built and shows what belongs in each block. SEO copywriting for a service page costs from $0.18 per word.

Old site

Migration and redirects

If the old site brings in visitors from Google, we move its content and redirect every old address to the new one. When the structure stays the same, a redesign from $3,500 may be enough.

09 Questions

Corporate website: frequently asked questions

How much does a corporate website cost?

From $5,500 for a site of up to ten pages, with copy for the key pages, design, a WordPress build and training. The price rises with the number of templates, the amount of copy and features such as a calculator or a catalog. We send an estimate by stage within one business day of the brief.

How much does a business card website cost?

A card site of three to five pages is priced as a corporate website in its smallest scope, from $5,500, and takes four weeks. If a single page with your services and contacts is enough, that is a landing page: from $2,500 and two to three weeks. Which one fits you becomes clear after the brief.

How many pages should a corporate website have?

As many as you have separate services and questions to answer. For a company with three services, the minimum is a homepage, three service pages, an about page and contacts. Don't build a section "for later" with nothing in it: an empty page is obvious at once.

Can the site be launched in parts?

Yes, and we recommend it for larger sites. The first stage is the homepage, services, about and contacts; the second adds case studies and the blog. The price and date of each stage are fixed in writing before work starts.

What happens to the old site and its Google rankings?

Before we start, we look at which pages of the old site bring visitors from search. We move their content and redirect the old addresses to the new ones, so links and bookmarks don't lead nowhere. Rankings can move after a migration, and no one can prevent that entirely, but with redirects the losses are much smaller.

Does the site need a second language version?

If you work with customers or partners in other countries, yes. The site opens in one main language, and the others are added as separate versions. English and Ukrainian copy is written from scratch; German and French are translated from finished text. See copywriting in other languages.

Which domain should a company site use?

Most companies choose a .com or the domain of their own country. We pick the address together with you and register it in your company's name.

Will the site show up in Google right after launch?

Searches for your company name find it a few days after indexing. For queries about your services, new pages usually take several months to gain positions, and we don't promise first place. We lay the foundation: a separate page for each service and headings built around the queries. After that, SEO services take over.

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