A clear business offer
Define the customer, the problem you address and the first service or product you can deliver. Turn that direction into a focused starting scope.
HAVENGAI / Website Design and Business Development
Small business website design, built for your next customer.
Give customers a clear view of what you offer and an easy way to enquire or buy. HAVENGAI helps small businesses plan and build mobile-friendly websites, improve an existing site or launch a starter online store. Begin with the pages and customer actions your business actually needs.
What we can develop for you.
A website with a purpose
Develop clear service pages, useful content and a customer journey that supports enquiries, sales or another agreed business goal.
A practical first application
Scope the storefront, client workspace or custom business tool needed for the first release, with later improvements kept visible.
Launch preparation
Bring together content, onboarding materials, responsibilities and acceptance checks so your team understands how to use the new experience.
How much does a small business website cost?
Our published website packages offer three starting scopes. Prices are in USD; the quote confirms the work included for your project.
Single-page website: $395–$595
One supplied-content page, an agreed template, mobile layout, contact action, basic search metadata and one minor revision. A focused option when one clear offer and contact path are enough.
Business website: $695–$1,295
Up to five supplied-content pages, navigation, a contact form, basic metadata, one consolidated revision and owner handover. Useful when customers need separate service, company and contact information.
Ecommerce website setup: $995–$1,995
A Shopify theme, ten simple products, one payment provider, standard shipping rules, supplied policy pages, checkout testing and training.
You supply approved content and prepared product information. Hosting, domains, subscriptions, apps and payment fees are itemised separately. Custom copy, private portals, CRM integrations and complex ecommerce require additional scope. Compare the full packages and completion criteria.
What happens before your website goes live?
Agree the page list, content, contact route and responsibilities first. Informational website acceptance includes phone and desktop checks, contact-path verification and account handover. For a store, the checks also cover a test checkout, customer confirmation and order management.
If enquiries need to move into a sales pipeline, discuss CRM and workflow automation as part of the scope. For ongoing visibility, explore SEO and lead capture.
A clearer starting point.
What do I need to provide for a website project?
Bring your business details, services, approved text and images, and the action you want visitors to take. For an online store, prepare product details and policy pages. Existing domain, hosting or platform access is reviewed during scoping; the proposal identifies any content or connections still needed.
Can we start with an idea rather than an existing company website?
Yes. Start by explaining the customer you want to serve and the problem you want to solve. The first engagement can clarify the offer, initial experience and work needed to test that direction.
Can you improve an existing website?
Yes. We can review the current experience and agree improvements to its content, structure, conversion journey or connected business tools. Access, platform constraints and the delivery scope are confirmed before implementation.
How do we begin?
Begin with a free Position Scan to describe your business and priorities. For a deeper review, the $495 Verified Position Brief establishes priorities and a recommended scope. Implementation and ongoing services are scoped separately.
Continue exploring.
Every engagement has an agreed scope. Examples illustrate capabilities; specific integrations, support and delivery terms are confirmed for your business.