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How long does it take to build a website

AIAI-TMay 30, 2026~ 6 min read

A polished landing page takes about 7–10 working days; a corporate site 2–4 weeks; a store 4 weeks and up. The biggest variable isn't code — it's how fast content and feedback arrive.

The stages of a build

  1. Discovery: scope, goals and success criteria.
  2. Design: prototypes and mood boards before any production code.
  3. Engineering: the build, with weekly demos.
  4. Launch & care: deploy, monitor and refine.

Realistic timelines

TypeTypical timeline
Landing page7–10 working days
Corporate site2–4 weeks
Online store4+ weeks

What slows a project down

Three things stretch timelines: content that isn't ready, slow rounds of feedback, and scope that keeps growing mid-build. None of these are about coding speed.

Biggest accelerator: have your text and images ready before design starts. It can shave a week off a corporate site.

How to launch faster

  • Prepare content early and in one place.
  • Give consolidated feedback in one pass per round.
  • Lock scope for v1 and park nice-to-haves for v2.
  • Launch a focused first version, then iterate with real visitor data.

Frequently asked questions

Can you build a site in a few days?
A simple landing page, yes — if content is ready. Larger sites need more time for design and testing, but we always agree a fixed delivery date.
Why do timelines slip?
Almost always content delays, slow feedback or growing scope — rarely the engineering itself. We flag these risks at the start.
Do you commit to a launch date?
Yes. The delivery date goes in the contract and we plan the project to hit it.

Need it by a specific date?

Tell us your deadline. We commit to a delivery date in the contract and hit it.

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