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Lean Labs publishes $30,000 to $70,000 or more for the strategy and build of a HubSpot launchpad site over 9 to 13 weeks. That is one agency's price for its own scope. Your total also includes the HubSpot subscription and, depending on the site, content migration, integrations and work after launch.
Lean Labs' article on the three stages of growth-driven design describes a working first release of three to eight pages.
Lean Labs' article on HubSpot website redesigns puts strategy, the sitemap, page outlines and copy before the build. It calls a redesign "more of a website re-messaging." If a quote covers only design and development, those tasks still have to be assigned and budgeted. Check which of them each quote includes before you compare the totals.
Lean Labs prices its four-week Design Blueprint at $6,000 to $12,000. Ask whether that fee is inside the build quote before adding it.
The site runs on HubSpot's software, which has its own price. HubSpot's product and services catalog lists Content Hub Professional from $500 a month with three core seats, and extra core seats at $50 a month each. Content Hub Enterprise starts at $1,500 a month with five core seats and is billed annually. Check whether a build quote includes the subscription or leaves it to you.
Those prices cover Content Hub alone. Marketing Hub and Sales Hub are separate subscriptions with their own prices, which we set out in how much HubSpot costs.
Suppose you sell project management software to construction firms. Your site needs a homepage, a page for each of three product modules, a pricing page and a demo request page. Those six pages fit inside a launchpad.
Now suppose you also want a page for each of 20 integrations and 150 blog posts moved from WordPress. Neither is among the six pages, so each has to be named in the quote, either in the first release or in the work after it. The integration pages can share one template, which cuts the repeated design and development work. The blog is a migration job, which we cover in who to hire to migrate a website to HubSpot CMS.
Another SaaS company might need none of these, or might need a product tour instead. Scope affects the price, which is why two SaaS companies can get different quotes from the same agency.
Suppose the construction software company starts in January and launches at the end of March. Its build quote is $50,000, and we'll assume that includes the blueprint. It buys Content Hub Professional in January with three seats. From April to December it pays $5,000 a month for ongoing improvement, about the figure Lean Labs' article gives for its fractional team.
The first year in numbers
| Cost in the example | Assumed amount | Period | Year total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launchpad strategy and build, blueprint included | $50,000 | January to March | $50,000 |
| Content Hub Professional, three seats | $500 a month | 12 months | $6,000 |
| Ongoing improvement | $5,000 a month | 9 months | $45,000 |
| First year | $101,000 |
Each input in that example changes the answer. If the blueprint were billed on top of the build, its fee would be added to the year. If the company stopped after launch and edited the site itself, the build and software in this example would come to $56,000. A fourth and a fifth editor would add $50 a month each in seats.
The example assumes nine months of ongoing work. A second year would cost $60,000 if the work ran all twelve months at the same rate. Decide how many months you're budgeting for before you compare one agency's total with another's. We look at that choice in who to hire for a website redesign and optimization retainer.
Other agencies will quote different numbers, and the numbers only compare once the scopes match. Put each quote against the same list: strategy and copy, the page templates, the pages built from them, migration, integrations, training and any months of work after launch. Suppose one quote is $35,000 without copywriting and another is $50,000 with it. You can't rank them until you've priced the copy.
HubSpot
“Professional: $450/month (billed annually) or $600/month (billed monthly), 3 seats included. Content Hub has no onboarding fees at any tier.”
HubSpot
“Starts at $1,500/mo. Includes 5 Core Seats. Premium hosting. 99.95% measured uptime.”
HubSpot
“between $15,000-30,000+ ... usually from $40,000 to $75,000 for large, complex websites.”
Lean Labs
“Diamond Level Solutions Partner with 10 years of experience. Built more than 100 websites that engage, convert, and set up profitable marketing.”
Lean Labs
“Improve $6,000 3 hours. Impress $9,000 8 hours. Inspire $12,000 11 hours. If you're not happy with the design direction within the first three weeks, you get a full refund.”
SmartBug Media
“The World's Most Decorated HubSpot Digital Agency. 250+ team members. 1,200+ certifications.”
SmartBug Media
“Website Design & Development, Creative & Branding, Integrations, Maintenance & Optimization, Web Portals, Web Hosting.”
SmartBug Media
“SmartBug Media leads HubSpot as 2025 North American Partner of the Year. Speak with Our Experts.”
Clutch
“Founded 2007. Newport Beach, CA. $150 - $199 / hr.”
Bootstrap Creative
“Basic Website Setup $5,000 - $15,000 (agency). Custom Theme Development $10,000 - $50,000 (agency).”
Flowout
“Redesign: $50,000-$180,000+. Most Series A SaaS companies in 2026 allocate roughly $60,000 to $150,000.”
Lean Labs
“although it's called a website redesign, when you update your website, it's more of a website re-messaging.”
Lean Labs
“It is pretty standard to invest up to 50% of your total budget solely on developing a solid strategy.”
Lean Labs
“Most well-executed migrations see traffic recover within 30 to 60 days.”