Cost guide · Texas
What a website costs in Texas.
Texas pairs a fast-growing population with one of the most diverse economies in the country, from energy and manufacturing to a booming technology and services sector. Website pricing follows scope rather than geography, so a Texas business is quoted from the same published tiers as everyone we work with: a facelift from $3,500, a custom website from $8,000, and a custom web app from $30,000, each fixed in writing before work starts.
Quick answer
A website for a Texas business costs the same as it does anywhere we work: facelifts start at $3,500, custom websites run $8,000 - $30,000, and custom web apps start at $30,000. GEO Marketing Group quotes every Texas project to a written scope and works remotely from Providence, Rhode Island, so location never changes the price; the Texas market only shapes what belongs in the scope.
Published starting prices
The tiers a Texas project is quoted from.
Starting prices are the published quote anchors. "Typically quoted near" is the planning midpoint most scopes of that kind land at, not a historical average and not a promise.
| Project type | Published price | Typically quoted near | Best for | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website facelift | from $3,500 | $5,000 | A site with solid bones that looks dated, loads slowly, or is awkward on a phone. | Details |
| Custom website | $8,000 - $30,000 | $12,000 | A business that needs a new site or a clean rebuild with real content, integrations, and a search foundation it owns outright. | Details |
| Custom web app | from $30,000 | $45,000 | Portals, booking systems, dashboards, calculators, and member areas that a brochure site cannot do. | Details |
| Care plan | $99 - $299 per month | $199 per month | Any business that wants its site kept fast, secure, and current without managing hosting and updates itself. | Details |
| Growth plan | $1,500 - $5,000 per month | $2,500 per month | A business with a strong site that wants ongoing, measured visibility work across search, maps, AI answers, and ads. | Details |
What shapes scope in Texas
Where the Texas market shows up in the quote.
Texas quotes usually turn on which metro you compete in: Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin each have thousands of businesses bidding for the same local searches, so a competitive site there needs more service and location content than one in a smaller market. Spanish-language pages are worth budgeting for across much of the state, and licensed trades such as HVAC, electrical, and plumbing should plan on displaying the license numbers Texas requires on advertising.
Texas has one of the largest and most diverse state economies in the United States, anchored by energy in Houston, technology and government in Austin, corporate and financial services across Dallas-Fort Worth, and military, healthcare, and tourism in San Antonio. Alongside those headline industries sits an enormous base of local businesses - contractors, restaurants, retailers, clinics, and professional firms - that serve fast-growing communities statewide.
Serving businesses in Houston · Dallas-Fort Worth · San Antonio · Austin · El Paso and across TX, remotely from Providence, RI.
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