Looking for a quote

[Orca Services]

So I just finished these designs a few days ago and I'm wondering what it would take a developer on here to make it.

The store just links the user to MC-Market resource pages.

The contact form sends an e-mail to one of our feedback emails.

Spoiler: WEB DESIGN

 

[Fire]

There are probably people who would do it cheaper on here, but I’d say around $15-20 to turn those designs into a site. There are a few elements to it, but it likely wouldn’t take longer than an hour or two to replicate.

 

[Mantas from MNTS]

€50 or less. If you'd like pay more, I'd update the design even more.

https://mnts.lt/portfolio[DOUBLEPOST=1569243522][/DOUBLEPOST]Side note because the price seems high: I can set up free hosting and some more modular control for the site itself.

 

[notGoluhm]

I wouldn’t say $50 is high especially speaking Responsive development is involved, assuming whomever you choose knows what they’re doing. But if you would like it done for $35 feel free to dm me

 

[FelixDev]

20-25 $, add dc if you want. L00ting#6443

 

[Orca Services]

We'll be getting this made in a couple of weeks, feel free to join our discord and we'll message you when we're looking for it.
https://discord.gg/qbY5fG6

Thanks a lot for the quotes, they're appreciated!

 

[Shaun]

This depends on how you wanted your site to be developed and whether or not you want control over the content of the website.

For completely static HTML, I reckon $50

For dynamic content or use of a CMS to update, for example, your services offered: $125.

I can get this website developed and include a CMS for you to edit your website's content for $125.

 

[Orochimaru]

This depends on how you wanted your site to be developed and whether or not you want control over the content of the website.

For completely static HTML, I reckon $50

For dynamic content or use of a CMS to update, for example, your services offered: $125.

I can get this website developed and include a CMS for you to edit your website's content for $125.

Damn, backend tacks on a fat amount