Price follows uncertainty and responsibility
A simple brochure site and a multilingual catalogue with migration, integrations and custom workflows are not comparable just because both have ten pages.
A useful quote needs more than a page count. It should explain the work, assumptions, exclusions, ownership and what happens after launch.

Scope and page types
Content readiness
Design depth
Functionality and integrations
A simple brochure site and a multilingual catalogue with migration, integrations and custom workflows are not comparable just because both have ten pages.
Compare the work and obligations, not only the total.
A package name only helps when its deliverables are explicit. Check the number of unique page types, content responsibility, design route, CMS access, integrations, revision process, testing, hosting, licences, ownership and post-launch support before comparing prices.
Prepare goals, audiences, required functionality, existing content, deadline constraints and who will approve the work. A short discovery call can then identify the right level of scope.
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