Guide

How much does a nursery website cost in the UK?

Between £299 and about £6,000 for the build, plus something every month. Here are the published prices from providers in this niche, read from their own sites on 10 September 2026, and what each price actually buys.

The market in one table

Provider typePublished priceWhat you get
NurseryWeb (template platform)£299 build, £19.50 a monthTemplate site, contact forms, parent login, unlimited updates, basic Google set-up
Inventis (pay monthly generalist)From £29 a monthHosting, updates and support bundled; not nursery-specific
Podium Design (freelancer, nursery page)From £800; £2,000 to £5,000 for established businesses; SEO from £250 a monthBespoke build, Ofsted display, funded hours, waitlist forms
Three Girls Media (nursery specialist agency)£1,500 to £4,000Bespoke design, on-page SEO, 100+ nursery sites
Full Rooms Websites£1,495, £2,995, £5,995; care plan £50 a monthBespoke static build to the 2026 rules, software forms embedded, district pages, report-card-ready
Nursery software vendors (Parenta, Parentapps)Not publishedWebsite as an add-on to the management software

All prices read from each provider's own website on 10 September 2026 and exclusive of VAT where stated. They change; check before you buy.

What the cheap end buys, and does not

A £299 template site is a real website and for a setting with one room and a waiting list it may be enough. What it usually does not include: a fees page structured to the April 2026 guidance, an Ofsted section built for report cards, an embedded Famly or Ovivio form, a page for each district you draw from, or ownership of the code when you leave. The monthly fee is the price of staying on the platform.

The question to ask any provider is "what happens when I leave?" If the answer is that the site stays with them, the build price was a deposit on a subscription.

What the expensive end buys

Above £3,000 you are paying for pages: room pages, district pages, a careers section, a section per setting for a group. Each page that answers a specific parent question is a page that can rank and be cited. That is the whole reason to spend more, and if a quote at that level does not list the pages, ask for the list.

Photography is the other cost. Real images of your rooms with signed consent from parents are worth more than any design decision, and no agency price includes them.

The monthly cost, honestly

Every website costs something monthly: a domain (about £10 to £15 a year), hosting, and someone to keep it working. Template platforms bundle it at £19.50 to £29 a month. We charge £50 a month, stated as additional to the build, and it covers domain, hosting, updates, security, backups, a mailbox and one minor change a year. Search and AI visibility work is separate and optional everywhere, from £250 a month at the freelance end to our £497 and £1,997 tiers.

For context, "website cost uk" is searched 590 times a month and "how much does a website cost uk" 260 (DataforSEO, September 2026). You are not the only one asking.

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Related questions

Is a £299 nursery website worth it?

For a small sessional setting with no competition and a full register, possibly. For a day nursery competing in a town with 80 other settings, the pages it does not have are the ones that would have brought enquiries.

Why do your packages start at £1,495?

Because the Starter build includes a fees page built to the 2026 guidance, an Ofsted section built for report cards, your software form embedded and district pages, all written rather than templated. Two rounds of revisions and a written process. The price is on the pricing page with everything else.

Do we pay VAT?

Where it applies, yes, on top of the prices shown. Most nurseries are VAT-exempt on their own fees but still pay VAT on services they buy.

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