Start with scope, not a headline price
A useful quote should say what the price covers. RASTE’s Launch package is €200 one-time for up to 5 pages in 1 language, Business is €350 for up to 10 pages and 2 languages, and Growth is €500 for up to 15 pages and 2 languages. Monthly options are €29.99, €59.99 and €99.99 respectively. These are defined package scopes, not a universal market price for every website in Bulgaria.
What usually changes the quote?
Extra pages, custom integrations, unusual forms, large amounts of content, specialist photography, copywriting, ecommerce requirements and work outside the package can increase scope. Ask whether domain, advertising spend, third-party subscriptions or other external costs are included or separate. A lower starting price is not automatically cheaper if essential work is missing from the scope.
Compare what happens after you pay
Price is only one decision. Confirm what information the studio needs, when work starts, how revisions are handled and what counts as delivery. For standard RASTE website scopes, the target is a first version within 24 hours after payment and receipt of a complete brief and required materials. Missing materials or custom requirements can change that timeline.
Choose the smallest scope that solves the problem
A five-page website can be enough when the offer is simple and each page has a clear job. More pages are useful when customers genuinely need separate service explanations, locations, languages or resources. Do not buy page count for its own sake. Start with the information a customer needs to understand the business and take the next step.
