WordPress sites for small business from €499

I build WordPress websites for small businesses: service providers, independent professionals and companies that need to explain what they do online. I’m Edvinas Kaluškevičius. From the first conversation to launch, you discuss the work directly with me, in Lithuanian or English.

Turn visitor questions into a useful page structure

We start with your business and the purpose of the website. What do you offer, who is it for, what evidence can you show and how will someone send an enquiry? Those answers shape the homepage, service descriptions, work examples and contact page. A small business doesn’t always need many pages; each one should answer a specific question.

If you work with international clients, we can discuss Lithuanian and English versions. We agree how text and images will be prepared before building. This means designing around real content, rather than leaving empty sections to fill later.

What is included in WordPress website development?

An agreed page structure and design that adapts to phones, tablets and computers.
Service, work and contact information for the chosen package, with a form for visitor enquiries.
WordPress content management so you can edit text and images in the agreed areas of the website.
SEO basics: meaningful headings, page titles, descriptions and internal links.
Agreed speed optimisation work and checks of key pages and the contact form before launch.

What content should you prepare?

It helps to gather service names and descriptions, contact details, your logo and photographs of your work. The text should explain who a service is for, how it works and how someone can enquire. If material is missing, we discuss how it will be prepared and what the first version of the website needs. You can begin with a clear presentation of the main services and plan additional pages later. We also agree which information you want to edit yourself and how it will be arranged in the administration area.

Two different small business website examples

Actual projects can help you choose a direction for your website. These two examples show how design, service information and a route to contact can be arranged for different businesses.

Renginių Rapsodija: presenting event services

For this project, I built the site structure, design and content layout, and adapted the website for phones. Photography is combined with a separate space for service information. Explore the Renginių Rapsodija case study and screenshot.

Laiptai Kaune: product visuals and service pages

For this staircase manufacturer, I prepared the design, service pages and contact form. Product presentation connects with service information and a way to make an enquiry. Explore the Laiptai Kaune case study and screenshot.

Browse all website development projects to see my work. We agree the pages, style and features for your project around your business.

How much does a WordPress website cost?

The Start package, from €499, is for a simple business website with up to 5 pages and one language. Business, from €899, offers a more detailed presentation with up to 10 pages, Lithuanian and English, service pages and a portfolio section. Both packages use WordPress and Elementor. You can compare the full scope on the services page.

The final price depends on the structure, content and features. We discuss the domain, hosting, paid licences, third-party fees and ongoing maintenance separately unless the proposal says otherwise. Before work begins, we agree who supplies text and images, which revisions are included and when the work can be completed.

How will we work together?

Discuss your business, audience, pages and essential features.
Agree the proposal, content, price and workflow.
I build the structure and design, add the agreed content and implement the features.
We review the website, check the agreed functions and arrange the launch.

Questions before you start

Will I be able to update the content?

Yes. WordPress allows you to manage content. We agree which areas you’ll edit, and I explain how to manage them. Larger changes to the structure or functionality may require additional work.

Will the website be ready for Google Search?

Within the agreed scope, I prepare SEO basics and the technical conditions for indexing. Google decides which pages to index, when to index them and where to rank them. I don’t promise specific search positions.

What if I already have a WordPress website?

We can assess a redesign of your existing website and compare it with rebuilding. If you need to sell online, see online store development. WordPress maintenance can be agreed separately after launch.

Let’s discuss your WordPress website. Tell me what your business does and what visitors should be able to do on the site.