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How we price projects

Every project is priced around what it needs to do.

We don't publish a price list, because no two businesses need the same website. Tell us what you're building and we'll scope it, then send a clear, fixed proposal.

Start with the outcome.

Most people arrive knowing what's frustrating them, not which build they want. Say what the website has to achieve and we'll point you at the right one.

What does your business need?

Pick one and we'll point you at the build that fits.

The four builds

Four ways we build.

Every project starts as a conversation — here's roughly where businesses tend to land.

The four LAKOZE builds compared
BuildCategoryWhat it doesDelivery
LansmanLaunchA credible online presence that shows up when someone searches for your business.10 days
KroissansGrowthMore enquiries and bookings from the traffic your website already gets.18 days
SistemSystemsA website that runs part of your operation, not just represents it.30 days
E-KomersE-commerceOrders that arrive without a phone call or a DM.21 days

How we scope projects

From first call to fixed proposal.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your business

    What you sell, who you sell to, and what the site has to do.

  2. 02

    We map the requirements

    Pages, features, integrations, languages — what this project actually needs.

  3. 03

    We define the scope

    Exactly what's included, what it costs, and when it ships.

  4. 04

    We send a proposal

    A fixed scope and a fixed timeline, in writing, before anything starts.

Why we don't publish a price list

A brochure site and a booking platform aren't the same project.

A fixed price list means either overcharging the simple projects or underquoting the complex ones — we've seen both happen, and neither is fair to the client. So we scope every project individually: what it needs, nothing it doesn't, priced accordingly.

No mystery. No surprise scope.

Swen — ongoing care

After launch, it still needs looking after.

Each plan is scoped around how much ongoing attention the site actually needs.

01

Baz

For businesses that mainly need maintenance and security.

  • Hosting + uptime monitoring
  • Monthly security + plugin updates
  • Weekly backups
  • Up to 1 hour of edits / month
  • Email support (2 working days)
Ask about Baz
02

Aktif

For businesses that want ongoing improvements.

  • Everything in Baz
  • Up to 4 hours of edits / month
  • Monthly performance + traffic report
  • Conversion tweaks (1 test / month)
  • Priority support (4 working hours)
Ask about Aktif
03

Pro

For businesses that want a continuous digital growth partner.

  • Everything in Aktif
  • Up to 10 hours of edits / month
  • Bi-monthly strategy + recommendations
  • New landing pages (up to 2 / month)
  • Dedicated contact + same-day response
Ask about Pro

The 60-day review

We come back with the numbers.

Traffic, enquiries, three recommendations. Good numbers or bad, we bring them — and what to do next.

60

days after launch, one page, sent whether the news is good or not.

Most agencies disappear after launch. Coming back is the only way to know whether the website is doing its job — and if it isn't, we say so, and we fix it.

See how the review fits the process
60-day performance reportSample
Traffic

visits · 68% Mauritius · 71% mobile

1,240
Enquiries

form submissions

37
WhatsApp

click-throughs to chat

22

3 recommendations

Add a FR landing page · test a sticky booking bar · speed up the gallery.

Illustrative figures shown to demonstrate the report format — not a client result. Every LAKOZE project includes this review at no extra charge.

Questions

About pricing.

Let's figure out what your business actually needs.

Tell us what the website has to do. We'll scope it, recommend the build, and send a fixed proposal before any work starts.

+230 5928 4582bonzour@lakozestudio.comReply within 4 working hours