The answer to this question isn’t straightforward.

There are numerous types of websites, from landing pages and e-commerce platforms to complex web portals and marketplaces. Each varies in scope, complexity, and the expertise required for development.

The website development process comprises multiple phases. While some claim that a website can be built in a week or less, the reality is that timelines are influenced by various factors. Each development phase has distinct objectives and complexity levels. On average, it takes 1 to 4 weeks to build a standard website, while launching a high-end, feature-rich website can take at least 14 weeks.

Custom website design can take anywhere from 3 to 12 weeks, depending on several factors such as complexity, discovery and planning, site architecture, wireframing, content creation, UI/UX design, API integrations, front-end and back-end development, beta testing, and configuring advanced functionalities. The programming phase alone may require an additional 1 to 5 weeks, depending on the number of pages and overall intricacy.

You might wonder if Techlebrity Limited has ever built a website in just a few hours. Yes, we have—for landing pages. In a day? Yes, for a one-page website. In four days? Yes, for a 5-page website. In a week? Yes, for a 10-page website. In 12 months? Absolutely, for hundreds of pages with custom functionality.

Developing a bespoke, high-performance website that meets global web standards can take anywhere from a few days to 12 months, depending on your budget, required features, and long-term business goals. To ensure an accurate timeline, we recommend that you first outline your requirements, prepare a list of desired pages and functionalities, and then consult with the Techlebrity Limited team for a more detailed project roadmap.