How much does a website cost in Fiji?
A straight answer, with real numbers — not a vague "it depends".
There's no single fixed "market rate" for a website in Fiji — pricing varies widely depending on who builds it, what platform it's built on, and how much custom work is involved. A basic DIY builder (Wix, Squarespace, etc.) might run $20–50/month indefinitely with no design help. A freelancer or small agency doing custom design work can range anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending entirely on scope and who you're working with.
What AETHER actually charges
Rather than quote a vague range, here's AETHER's real, fixed pricing: Tier 1 (landing/brochure site) is $300 — a multi-page, mobile-perfect site with click-to-call, WhatsApp, map, email, and a contact form, usually live within days. Tier 2 (full online store or web app) starts at $1,000 and includes online payments, product listings, customer logins, and an AI chatbot, typically built over 1–3 weeks depending on scope. Both are half down to start, half when the site is live — no hidden fees, no monthly retainer required.
What actually drives the cost of a website
Three things mostly determine price: how many pages/features you need, whether you need e-commerce or payment processing, and whether you're paying for ongoing design work versus a one-time build. A simple one-pager for a local business costs far less than a full online store with checkout, logins, and inventory — that's true no matter who builds it.
A few honest questions to ask any provider
Is the price fixed or will it grow with "extra" requests? Do you own the domain and hosting, or is it locked to their platform? Is there a monthly fee after launch, or is it a one-time build? Getting clear answers to these up front avoids surprises later.
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