Pricing
What things cost
Published ranges, in three currencies, with the timelines attached. Scope decides where you land inside a range — and scope is a ten-minute conversation, not a paid discovery phase.
Posteroids charges $600–$1,500 for a portfolio site, $1,200–$3,500 for a B2B or company website, $1,500–$4,000 for an e-commerce storefront, $3,000–$12,000 for a web application or MVP, $500–$2,000 for a redesign, and $150 a month for ongoing maintenance. Timelines run one to eight weeks. Projects are quoted in USD and invoiced in USD, GBP or PKR. Nothing is charged before you have seen a free working page of your own site.
The whole list
| What you are building | USD | PKR (approx.) | GBP (approx.) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portfolio site | $600 – $1,500 | PKR 170,000 – PKR 420,000 | £470 – £1,200 | 1–2 wks |
| B2B company site | $1,200 – $3,500 | PKR 335,000 – PKR 980,000 | £900 – £2,700 | 2–3 wks |
| B2C storefront | $1,500 – $4,000 | PKR 420,000 – PKR 1.1m | £1,200 – £3,100 | 2–4 wks |
| Web app / MVP | $3,000 – $12,000 | PKR 840,000 – PKR 3.4m | £2,300 – £9,400 | 4–8 wks |
| Redesign & rescue | $500 – $2,000 | PKR 140,000 – PKR 560,000 | £390 – £1,600 | 1–2 wks |
| Care & feeding | $150/mo | PKR 40,000/mo | £120/mo | Ongoing |
In pounds
| What you are building | GBP (approx.) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio site | £470 – £1,200 | 1–2 wks |
| B2B company site | £900 – £2,700 | 2–3 wks |
| B2C storefront | £1,200 – £3,100 | 2–4 wks |
| Web app / MVP | £2,300 – £9,400 | 4–8 wks |
| Redesign & rescue | £390 – £1,600 | 1–2 wks |
| Care & feeding | £120/mo | Ongoing |
In rupees
| What you are building | PKR (approx.) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio site | PKR 170,000 – PKR 420,000 | 1–2 wks |
| B2B company site | PKR 335,000 – PKR 980,000 | 2–3 wks |
| B2C storefront | PKR 420,000 – PKR 1.1m | 2–4 wks |
| Web app / MVP | PKR 840,000 – PKR 3.4m | 4–8 wks |
| Redesign & rescue | PKR 140,000 – PKR 560,000 | 1–2 wks |
| Care & feeding | PKR 40,000/mo | Ongoing |
What moves you inside a range
| This pushes the number up | This pulls it down |
|---|---|
| Many pages, or many products with variants | A focused site that does one job well |
| Copy that has to be written from scratch | Copy that already exists and is good |
| Integrations with systems you already run | A self-contained build |
| Multiple user roles and permissions | One kind of user |
| Payments, subscriptions, multi-currency | Enquiry or WhatsApp instead of checkout |
| A deadline that compresses the schedule | A normal timeline |
| Bilingual English and Urdu throughout | One language |
What is not charged for
- The demo page. One real page of your actual site, on a live link, before any invoice exists. Free, and you keep the link either way.
- The brief. Fifteen minutes. No discovery fee, no paid workshop, no 40-page deck to pay for the privilege of reading.
- A quote. Same day you ask.
- An honest look at your existing site. Send the URL and you get a straight answer about whether you need a rebuild, a rescue, or nothing at all.
How payment works
- Quoted in USD; invoiced in USD, GBP or PKR, whichever suits you.
- Paid in stages against delivered work rather than as one deposit up front.
- Bank transfer or the usual international rails. W-8BEN available for US clients.
- You own the code, repository, hosting accounts and domain from day one. Nothing is held to secure a payment.
Pricing questions
- Why publish prices when most agencies do not?
- Because the alternative wastes everyone’s time. Hiding the number means several exchanges before either side finds out whether the budget was ever in the same order of magnitude. A published range lets you disqualify Posteroids in ten seconds if it is wrong for you, which is worth more than the negotiating advantage of concealing it.
- Is the range the final price?
- The range is where projects of that type land; the exact number comes from scope and you get it the same day you ask. It is a fixed project price agreed before work starts, not an hourly rate that drifts.
- Do you charge hourly?
- No. Projects are quoted as a fixed price for an agreed scope, so you know the number before starting. Ongoing work after launch is the $150 monthly retainer rather than billed hours.
- Do you take a deposit?
- Payment is staged against delivered work. Critically, the first stage comes after the free demo page — so you have already seen a real, working page of your own site before any money moves.
- What if the project grows halfway through?
- You get told before it is built, not billed for it after. Genuinely new scope is quoted separately and you decide; ordinary iteration inside the agreed scope is not an extra.
- Are there ongoing costs after launch?
- Domain and hosting, which you pay directly to the providers and typically run $10–$30 a month for a website — often less. Maintenance with Posteroids is optional at $150 a month, and if you can make your own edits you will be told you do not need it.
- Do you offer discounts for charities or early-stage startups?
- Ask. There is no published discount scheme, but the studio is small enough to make its own decisions and interesting work sometimes argues for itself.
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Last reviewed 2026-08-03 · Posteroids, Lahore, Pakistan · posteroids.official@gmail.com