Question 1

How much does a website cost in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

KSh 45,000 for a one-page website on your own domain, including hosting and the domain for the first year. With SEO setup so people can find it, KSh 58,000. The Enquiry System that answers messages automatically is KSh 35,000. The full pipeline with automatic follow-up is KSh 75,000. Fixed price, agreed before I start.

Question 2

Do I need SEO as well?

Accepted Answer

If nobody can find the site, it cannot do its job. SEO setup is KSh 20,000 on its own, or KSh 13,000 more when bought with a website, because the technical work overlaps and you should not pay for it twice. What it will not do is promise you position one — nobody can promise that honestly.

Question 3

What does a school website cost in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

KSh 65,000 for the School Package — six pages including a published fee structure, an admissions form that lands on the school WhatsApp, your Google Business Profile claimed and verified, SEO setup, and the domain and hosting for the first year. Bought separately those three pieces come to KSh 73,000, so the package saves you KSh 8,000. A three-page Starter is KSh 30,000, and KSh 95,000 adds the automation that replies to every parent instantly and alerts the office in ten seconds.

Question 4

Do you handle social media as well?

Accepted Answer

Yes, monthly. KSh 9,000 a month for six posts on one platform, or KSh 18,000 for twelve posts a month across Facebook and Instagram with comments and messages answered the same day and an admissions push every November to January. Website care — hosting, backups, term dates, results, photo changes — is KSh 5,000 a month, or KSh 22,000 for both together. Three months minimum, then month to month.

Question 5

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

About a week for a website. Two to three days for the Enquiry System. Five days for the full pipeline. I start the day the deposit lands.

Question 6

How do I pay?

Accepted Answer

50% to start and 50% once it is working, by M-Pesa or bank transfer. The second half is due only after I have shown you the finished thing running with your own details in it.

Question 7

Do you work outside Nyeri?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I am based in Nyeri and work with businesses across Kenya — Nairobi, Mombasa and the coast included. Almost all of it is done remotely, so where you are makes no difference to the price.

Question 8

What if my business already has a website?

Accepted Answer

Then the question is whether it works. I check whether it loads on a phone, whether search engines can actually see it, and whether enquiries reach you. Plenty of sites are quietly blocking Google or sending emails to an address nobody reads.

Question 9

What can actually be automated?

Accepted Answer

Anything repetitive. Answering opening hours and directions, taking booking or appointment requests day and night, chasing people who asked for a price and never heard back, and alerting you the moment something breaks.