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How much would it cost to make this type of web site? (how much should we expect to pay?)

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by entry, Oct 24, 2017.

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    How much would it cost to make these 2 types of web site?

    site 1: https://www.brandbucket.com
    site 2: https://www.brandroot.com


    How much would it cost to have sites like this made,
    (by us providing our own pictures given, and our own wording/articles will be provided)

    but just wondering what to expect to pay as a range, to get each of these 2 types of sites made.

    (preferbally from a lower priced programmer, such as from a 3rd world company such as India.


    site 1: https://www.brandbucket.com
    site 2: https://www.brandroot.com


    What would be the price range expected to pay for site 1?

    What would be the price range expected to pay for site 2?


    and how long would each one typically take to create?
     
    entry, Oct 24, 2017 IP
  2. Avkash Agrawal

    Avkash Agrawal Greenhorn

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    Site 1 is a normal dynamic website. Which can be made around $ 200 - $ 250 including domain + hosting with AMC also.
    Site 1 is purely online buying and selling website. Which can be made around $300 - $350K with domain + hosting+ AMC also.

    Both websites can be made in 10 Days for each.
     
    Avkash Agrawal, Oct 24, 2017 IP
  3. David Morrison

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    Should cost about $300. You might find a ready made clone script on CodeCanyon for next to nothing.
     
    David Morrison, Nov 4, 2017 IP