// WHAT A SITE COSTS
One price,
agreed before we start.
A WordPress site from By Friday starts at €300 for a landing page, €700 for a blog, €800 for a multi-page site and €1,100 for a corporate site. You pay for the sections and features you pick, out of 31 available. The calculator gives a preliminary estimate; the fixed price is confirmed in writing after a human has read your brief, and it does not change afterwards.
By Friday · Poland · updated 12 September 2026
// THE FOUR TIERS
From €300
to €1,100.
Landing — from €300
Pages — one
Build — 1–3 working days
Included — every block available, the custom block plugin, a lead form, responsive
Blog — from €700
Pages — a content site
Build — quoted with the brief
Included — categories, tags and RSS on top of the base build
Multi-page — from €800
Pages — three to five
Build — 2–4 working days
Included — services, about, contact, blog and map, plus SEO, analytics, image optimisation and caching
A configured one — €970, measured by pressing the card’s own button
Corporate — from €1,100
Pages — six or more
Build — 3–5 working days
Included — all of the above plus team, cases, FAQ, testimonials, reviews and a cookie banner
A configured one — €1,430, measured the same way
// WHAT IS NOT AN EXTRA
Included above
the landing tier.
SEO, analytics, image optimisation and caching are in the base price from Multi-page upwards — they are not line items and they are not sold back to you later. Landing keeps its own shorter promise at €300: a lead form and a responsive build.
// WHAT RUNS AFTERWARDS
Three optional
monthly things.
Hosting — €12/month
By Friday Hosting, managed WordPress, or €120 a year paid annually. Backups, SSL, CDN and mirroring are included. Bringing your own host is the other option and costs nothing here.
Care plan — €20/month
Backups, updates, security patches and uptime monitoring. It includes no work hours, deliberately: at €20 a month that would be about fifteen minutes, and saying so is better than selling a number.
Support hours — €100/hour
Changes and small work, one hour minimum. Bought when you want them, not on a retainer.
// WHAT THE PRICE BUYS
You own it
from day one.
The site
Clean, commented WordPress. Content, design and database are yours. There is no hosting you have to stay on to keep the site working.
The block plugin
A licence tied to your domain that lasts as long as the site does, with updates included — nothing to renew. The site is built on stock Gutenberg plus that plugin: no Elementor, no Divi, no Bricks, no thirty-plugin stack to inherit.
// FAQ
About the
money.
Can the price go up after I agree?
Can the price go up after I agree?
No. If your brief needs more work than the calculator assumed, By Friday sends a revised price with a breakdown before anything is agreed — never after. If you do not want it, you pay nothing.
How can I pay?
How can I pay?
Card, bank transfer, or USDT and USDC. By Friday works from Poland and is not registered for VAT yet, so invoices carry no VAT — an EU client who needs a VAT invoice gets one from the point we register.
What if the finished site does not match my design?
What if the finished site does not match my design?
Tell us within 14 days of handover. If the site does not match the design you sent, it is fixed at no cost; if it still cannot be matched, the money is refunded in full and you keep all the files. What counts as a mismatch, and what counts as a change request, is written into the Terms of Service.
Is there a cheaper tier than €300?
Is there a cheaper tier than €300?
No. €300 is the floor for a landing page, and it buys a hand-built page rather than a template — every block available, the custom block plugin, a lead form and a responsive build.
Does the price include the design?
Does the price include the design?
No. By Friday builds the design you send — Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, PSD or PNG. There is no design phase in the price or in the five days.
// NEXT
Send the design.
See the price.
Tick the sections and features your design needs; the estimate updates as you go. Nothing is charged there — a human confirms the fixed price first.