If you have a question

To provide you the most useful answer to this question is not that easy. It depends on a bunch of factors. First of all, you have to know, what kind of website do you need? A simple one-page template site? A custom webpage? Only a landing page? Or maybe a complex website with numerous sub sites and functions, or maybe with web shop functions? And we could continue with the questions. So we can basically say, that the complexity of the website has one of the biggest influence on the price, however there are other, major factors, like the content, the design, the deadline and so on. So let’s say, you need a one-page website for your business with seo (search engine optimization) and you need it in three weeks from the date of order. In this case it would cost between £1000.- and £2000.- depending on your needs. If you need a complex logo with other graphics elements, with seo text, and with other extra elements, like appointment reservation, it will of course pushes the price towards the £ 2000. On the other hand, a very complex website, with its internal portals, web shop functions, multiple sub sites and and advanced features, could cost from £5,000 to £25,000. But don’t worry, you won’t just get an invoice about such a price, these projects are usually part of bigger projects and will be sold as a service.

The short answer is: yes, definitely! The longer answer is however, it depends on your website. We can analyze your webpage and give you more informations if this can be easily transformed into a web shop, or it has to be changed before. However, if you have a very old website, it is recommended to update the design as well, since customers want to see a very well structure and modern website. Contact us and send us your link, we will give you an offer, of course at no charge.

A content management system (CMS for short) is a software for the collaborative creation, editing, organization and presentation of digital content, mostly for use on websites, but also in other forms of media. This content can consist of text and multimedia documents. In many cases, an author with the appropriate access rights can operate such a system with little or no programming or HTML knowledge, since the majority of the systems have a graphical user interface.

CMS attaches particular importance to media-neutral data storage. For example, content can be called up as a PDF or HTML document if desired; in fully dynamic systems, the formats are only generated when they are queried. A classic relational database is usually used to store content (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL; which databases are supported by a CMS is listed in its system requirements). There are also some complex enterprise CMS that do without a classic database. There are also flat file content management systems in which the content is stored in files. In addition to proprietary CMS, open source systems are also widespread. In the years 2010-2020, WordPress had a market share of over 50% among web CMSs. Joomla, TYPO3, Drupal, Wix.com and Shopify were also among the best known and most used web CMSs in the same period.

On the intranet, you can pin the most important messages to the top of the inbox for full control. Dynamic information about the company fleet or upcoming IT upgrades are automatically updated and remain discreetly visible without overloading the inbox.

What do you need an intranet for? For many users, an intranet is what they see first thing in the morning when they boot up their computer. Even if this description seems a bit too simple, it has a very important message at its core: The intranet is the digital gateway to the company.

This can be affected by numerous factors. It depends on the size of your organizations, on your plans, like what exactly you are going to use it for, of the number of your employees and so on. Let’s say, it takes between somewhere between one and three months. It can however vary, depending on your exact needs. 

We can separate small companies (1-2 person company with low income) and enterprises. So let’s say, a coffe shop needs its webpage optimized, we will call it “cheap seo”.

“Cheap SEO” for a one page website:

A one page website, which is professionally written with seo content, costs around £500 – £1,500 per month.

For bigger companies / projects:

Per month
Larger SEO and marketing agencies usually charge a monthly fee. You sign up to pay a fixed price to retain the services of an agency that does ongoing SEO work on your website.

Monthly SEO packages often include a specific set of services, such as: B. Keyword research, competitor research, SEO content writing, technical audits, content marketing audits, link building, digital PR, ongoing SEO and technical consulting, as well as reporting and insights. However, some agencies allow you to create a custom plan with an agreed-upon monthly price.

The cost of a monthly advance averages more than £10,000 per month. (FYI, at Accelerate, our monthly pricing ranges from £8,000 per month to our enterprise-level pricing of £200,000 per month and up).

Per project
An SEO agency may charge a one-time fee for a specific SEO project. You would start by discussing your SEO needs and goals before agreeing on the project scope and overall cost. This option allows further customization.

The average cost for project-based SEO services ranges from £1,000 to £1 million and up. Larger enterprise-level businesses can expect millions of pounds in monthly payments.

Itself the website creation provides you only the website, which can be accessed by the domain. If you would like your business to be found in Google, it will be necessary to perform a search engine optimization (SEO). You can find more info about SEO in our services.

A basic mobile application for 1 platform costs between £25,000 and £50,000. A medium complexity application for 1 platform costs around £50,000 to £100,000. A complex application for 1 platform costs more than £100,000.

This rough estimate can serve as a starting point for you to understand how much it really costs to develop a mobile application.

However, if you want to develop native mobile app with medium complexity for 2 platforms (iOS and Android), you can expect it to cost around £100,000 – £200,000.

Software as a Service (SaaS) is a part of cloud computing. The SaaS model is based on the principle that the software and the IT infrastructure are operated by an external IT service provider and used by the customer as a service.

It can happen, it is not a big deal. We offer you a monthly payment service, so that you can pay for your new service monthly.

After the development of your new system, you will receive a documentation and our solutions experts will train your employees, so that they will be able to use the new solution with confidence.