FAQs: Your Costs

How much does a web site cost? What is the support costs associated with a web site? What type of payment structure do you have? Will I be hit with any extra charges? How much does a web site cost? We know you've probably heard it before but it really depends on the type of website solution you are looking for. Development cost depends on the complexity of the solution. However, all our quotes are a fixed price and not an hourly rate. Therefore, you will know exactly what the costs are up front and wont be hit with extra costs at the end of the project because it took longer to complete. . For our budget conscious clients we offer E-Commerce template sites called Xsellit Storefronts. Back to Top What is the support costs associated with a web site? Intersoft offers a maintenance contract for a monthly fee. This contract includes free support on your web site and a predetermined number of hours of free changes to your site per month. If you do not choose to purchase our maintenance contract, then any changes or support (after 90 days) made to your site will incur an additional fee. Hosting fees are based on the package you require. For more information on our Hosting Packages and their prices, please visit our hosting web site. Our Xsellit Storefronts include free hosting. Other fees may apply, depending on your solution. Back to Top What type of payment structure do you have? We typically ask for 50% down to start the project and 50% at completion. However, for larger priced sites we can offer 30% down, 30% mid-way through the project's development and 40% upon completion. Xsellit Storefronts have an upfront setup and a monthly fee based on the xSellit Storefront version you choose. Back to Top Will I be hit with any extra charges? Typically no. We charge by the project and not by the hour. This provides you with a firm, fixed investment as long as we adhere to the specification agreed upon. Some web development companies charge an hourly rate for their projects and give you an estimate on how long it will take. If they go over their estimate the remainder is billed to you. Back to Top