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Actual naira prices, what each package includes, and honest timelines — published on the page, because "request a quote" is how designers hide that they haven't decided what to charge you yet.
If you have asked three different web designers in Port Harcourt for a price, you probably got three answers ranging from ₦40,000 to ₦2 million — and no explanation of the difference. So let's answer the question everyone actually types into Google: how much does a website cost in Port Harcourt in 2026? Here are the real ranges, what each includes, and how long each takes.
| Package | What's included | 2026 price | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter business site | 3–5 pages, mobile-first design, WhatsApp button, contact form, basic SEO, SSL, Google Business Profile linkage | ₦150k – ₦300k | 1–2 weeks |
| Business site + blog | 5–10 pages, blog you can update yourself, LocalBusiness schema, Search Console setup, speed optimisation | ₦300k – ₦600k | 2–3 weeks |
| E-commerce store | Product catalogue, Paystack/Flutterwave checkout, order management, delivery zones, WhatsApp order fallback | ₦600k – ₦1.5M | 3–6 weeks |
| Custom web app | Portals, dashboards, booking systems, member areas — scoped and quoted feature by feature | ₦1.5M+ | 6+ weeks |
All packages include design, development, mobile testing and launch. Domain and hosting (~₦50k–₦120k/year) are billed at cost in your own name. Every project gets a fixed written quote before work starts.
Search "website design Port Harcourt" and look at who ranks — SilvaCreate, Lentarex, Mobirevo and a rotating cast of agencies. Capable teams, some of them. Now try to find a price on any of their pages. You won't. It's "request a quote" everywhere, which in practice means the price is whatever they guess you can afford after they've sized you up on a call.
We think that's backwards. A website is a business purchase like any other: you deserve to know the market rate before you talk to anyone, compare packages like-for-like, and budget properly. Publishing prices costs us the customers who only wanted the cheapest possible thing — and wins us the ones who value knowing exactly what they're paying for. That trade has been good to us, and honestly, it should be the standard in this market.
A website that just "exists" is a business card nobody sees. One that earns has four things built in:
Port Harcourt is the servicing capital of Rivers State's oil industry, and servicing firms have a website need nobody else talks about: your site is a prequalification document. When an operator or EPC contractor evaluates your NIPEX submission or vendor registration, someone opens your website. A dead domain or a 2015-era site quietly undermines an otherwise strong bid.
We build corporate sites specifically for this audience: HSE policy and certification pages (DPR/NUPRC permits, ISO, NIPEX categories), management profiles, equipment and capability statements, project references, and a corporate-grade design that reads as an established firm — because that's what the evaluator on the other end is checking for. If your prequalification portfolio is due, tell us the deadline; we've turned these sites around inside two weeks.
We meet in Port Harcourt or on WhatsApp, agree what the site must achieve, and pick the right package — no upselling.
You get a fixed naira price plus a simple checklist of the text, photos and logo we need from you.
You see and approve the homepage design before we build the rest — changes are easy at this stage, so we make them here.
We build all pages, test on real phones, connect your domain, WhatsApp and Google Business Profile, then go live.
You get all logins in your own name, a short training call on updating your site, and support when you need changes.
Tell us about your business on WhatsApp. We'll recommend the right package, send a fixed naira quote, and get you a content checklist the same day.
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