Construction Company Website Quote in London (2026)

The verdict in three sentences

For a 300-employee construction company, a website that convinces international clients and funders costs 3 to 8 million FCFA (EUR 4,600 to 12,200, about USD 5,000 to 13,300), delivered in 7 weeks. Prequalification committees check the website before they even open the technical bid: a gallery of 20 documented projects, certifications and equipment pages and a second language version often make the difference. Maintenance runs about 80,000 FCFA (EUR 120) a month, a modest sum compared with a single contract.

What international buyers check on your website

World Bank, African Development Bank, AFD, mining or oil groups: buyers running tenders systematically check bidders online. Their implicit checklist looks like this.

For a donor-funded regional contract, the lack of a second language and verifiable references is sometimes enough to drop a bid at prequalification.

Breakdown of a 3 to 8 million FCFA quote

The higher tier adds drone footage across several sites, a careers area and a secure download module for the capability statement (reference book). Maintenance at 80,000 FCFA a month covers hosting, security updates, 2 new projects added per quarter and daily backups.

The 7-week schedule

Week 1: workshop with the CEO and technical director to select the 20 flagship projects and gather completion certificates. Weeks 2 and 3: design and copy, with figures validated per project (value, timeline, client). Weeks 4 to 6: development, translation and photo integration. Week 7: QA, launch and professional email addresses on the company domain. The main delay risk is collecting photos and certificates: plan for an internal contact available 4 hours a week.

Mini case study

David, CEO of a 300-employee construction company bidding from London on African infrastructure projects, answers 24 international tenders a year. He is prequalified 25% of the time and wins one contract for every four prequalifications, with an average value of 800 million FCFA (EUR 1.2 million) and a 7% net margin. He invests 5 million FCFA (EUR 7,600) in a bilingual website with 20 documented projects, plus 960,000 FCFA (EUR 1,460) of annual maintenance. If his prequalification rate rises to 35%, he gets 2.4 more prequalifications a year, about 0.6 extra contract: 33.6 million FCFA (EUR 51,000) of expected net margin. Even with an assumption twice as cautious, the site pays back nearly three times in year one.

FAQ

Why does a construction website cost more than a small business brochure site?

Because it must document 20 projects, certifications and a full second language. A 500,000 FCFA (EUR 760) brochure site includes neither the technical copywriting nor the photography needed to convince a funder.

Should we publish the value of completed contracts?

It is recommended where the contract allows, at least as a range (for example 500 million to 1 billion FCFA, EUR 0.75 to 1.5 million). Prequalification committees compare these values with the required capacity thresholds.

Is a second language really essential?

Yes, for contracts funded by the World Bank, the African Development Bank or international groups. It costs 400,000 to 1,000,000 FCFA (EUR 610 to 1,525), a tiny fraction of a contract worth hundreds of millions.

What does the 80,000 FCFA monthly maintenance include?

Hosting, security updates, daily backups and 2 projects added per quarter. Larger changes, such as a careers area, are quoted separately, starting at 400,000 FCFA (EUR 610).

Can we pay for the website in instalments?

Yes, a standard schedule is 40% on order, 40% on design approval and 20% at launch. Bank transfer, card, Wave and Orange Money are accepted.

Let's scope your project. Send us your flagship projects, certifications and target tenders, and we will price your bilingual website between 3 and 8 million FCFA (EUR 4,600 to 12,200), delivered in 7 weeks. Detailed quote within 48 h. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.