Price follows scope.
Two websites can have the same page count and very different requirements. A service website, a store with product variants and a booking system do different jobs. A useful proposal begins with what the site needs to do and who will update it.
Four things that change the cost.
First, content scope: how many services, products or categories are actually needed. Then functionality: payments, bookings, listings and third-party connections. Languages and content production also matter. Finally, management: if your team needs to edit the site, that should be planned from the start.
Build costs and operating costs.
The initial project is separate from the domain, hosting, maintenance and external subscriptions. Ask for these to be separated in the proposal. If a booking engine, Shopify app or paid plugin is used, clarify who pays for the licence and what happens on renewal.
How GX Studio pricing starts.
Launch starts at €390, Business at €690 and Pro / Commerce at €1,090. These are starting points, not fixed prices for every possible project. The written proposal describes the included pages, features, content and integrations, along with additional costs and applicable taxes.
What to prepare for a useful proposal.
A short business description, your existing URL, the main goal and essential features are enough to begin. You do not need to guess the price yourself. Describe the need; the solution and scope are developed together.