How Much Does a SaaS Marketing Website Cost in 2026?

A SaaS marketing website built in Framer by Trueform starts at $25K and goes live in 6–10 weeks. Here is what each price point includes, what moves the number, and how agency, freelancer and in-house builds compare.

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Short answer: with Trueform, a Framer marketing website for a SaaS company starts at $25K and goes live in 6–10 weeks. A single landing page costs $15K and is live in 5 days, multi-product platforms start at $49K and take 3–5 months, and post-launch support starts at $7K/month. Every project is fixed price, never hourly. Swiss clients can be invoiced in CHF, from CHF 20’000 excl. Swiss VAT.

What does a SaaS marketing website cost at Trueform?

These are the published starting prices from our Solutions page. Floors are real; scope moves them.

Offer

Price

Timeline

What it includes

Landing Page Sprint

$15K

5 days, zero to live

One high-converting page, designed, built and launched in Framer

Marketing Website

from $25K

6–10 weeks

Positioning workshop, site architecture and messaging, 8–15 pages, a CMS built for your team, SEO/AEO, analytics and forms, 30 days of post-launch fixes

Marketing Platform

from $49K

3–5 months, in phases

Everything in Marketing Website, plus multi-product architecture, localization, complex CMS, custom engineering, governance and 60 days post-launch

Brand System

from $25K

3–4 weeks

Positioning, messaging, identity and brand system, only paired with a website or platform build

Post Launch Support

from $7K/month

Quarterly

4 senior days a month: new pages, CMS and content ops, SEO/AEO upkeep, Framer updates and fixes

For Swiss clients the same offers are priced in CHF: Marketing Website from CHF 20’000, Marketing Platform from CHF 40’000, Brand System from CHF 24’000, Post Launch Support from CHF 6’000 per month and the Landing Page Sprint at CHF 12’000, all excl. Swiss VAT (MWST).

What moves the price of a marketing website?

  • Page count. Our Marketing Website covers 8–15 pages. More page types or more pages raise the scope.

  • Copywriting. Full copywriting costs more than polishing copy your team already has.

  • Custom interactions. Motion, interactive demos and custom 3D take more design and build time.

  • Docs or help center. A documentation or help-center section is its own content system.

  • Migration size. The number of pages, blog posts and URLs to move and redirect.

  • Languages and products. Each language and product line adds content, QA and CMS structure.

  • Integrations and custom code. CRM, analytics and product integrations, or code beyond what Framer does natively.

How long does it take to build a SaaS website?

A Landing Page Sprint goes from zero to live in 5 days. A full marketing website takes 6–10 weeks, and a multi-product platform 3–5 months, delivered in phases. Kick-off happens within 5 working days of signing.

For reference: Flexion Robotics went from brief to live in 3 weeks, OhMD got a new brand and website in 2 months, and GCS launched an enterprise site with around 30 CMS collections in under 3 months.

Freelancer, agency or in-house: which is right for you?

We don’t quote market averages, because they mix template sites with custom builds. Here is how the options compare in practice:

Option

Best when

Trade-offs

Freelancer

The scope is small, for example one page with a clear brief, and you can manage the project yourself

One person’s capacity; strategy, copy, design, build and QA are rarely all covered; availability after launch

Specialist agency (like Trueform)

The website is a growth channel and you want positioning, design, build and CMS from one team, at a fixed price and timeline

Higher upfront cost than a freelancer; slots need to be booked ahead (we take four projects a month)

In-house team

You ship website changes constantly and can hire designers and developers

Hiring time and salaries; in-house teams are often pulled into product work, and the website waits

Why can a Framer site cost less to run than a custom stack?

Framer bundles hosting, a global CDN, the CMS, localization, A/B testing and analytics in one platform, so there is no separate hosting, plugin maintenance or front-end release process to pay for. Marketing teams publish pages themselves instead of filing developer tickets. Miro’s team says they ship new website pages 50% faster since working with us (see the Miro case study). If you’re on Webflow, WordPress or a headless stack today, our Switch to Framer page explains how we migrate.

What’s included in every Trueform build?

  • SEO and AEO foundation: page structure, metadata, structured data, sitemaps and internal links, so the site can be found and cited by search and AI assistants.

  • A system your team runs: reusable sections and CMS collections for new pages, posts and case studies.

  • Analytics and forms wired up before launch.

  • QA and post-launch fixes: 30 days for marketing websites, 60 days for platforms.

  • Senior team: the same people from kick-off to handoff, no account managers.

FAQ

How much does a SaaS marketing website cost?

With Trueform, a Framer marketing website starts at $25K and takes 6–10 weeks. A Landing Page Sprint is $15K and goes live in 5 days, multi-product platforms start at $49K, and post-launch support starts at $7K/month. All prices are fixed, never hourly.

How much does a Framer website cost in Switzerland?

For Swiss clients, Trueform’s Framer marketing websites start at CHF 20’000, platforms at CHF 40’000, a Brand System at CHF 24’000, the Landing Page Sprint is CHF 12’000 and support starts at CHF 6’000 per month, all excl. Swiss VAT (MWST). International clients are invoiced in USD.

Why does a landing page cost less than a full website?

A Landing Page Sprint covers one page with a fixed 5-day scope: one conversion goal, one design and build cycle, and launch. A full marketing website adds positioning, site architecture, 8–15 pages, a CMS your team runs and SEO/AEO across the whole site.

Do you charge by the hour?

No. Every Trueform project has a fixed price and scope agreed in the proposal, and we hold the timeline we set. Scope changes are priced before they start.

What do you need from us to give a price?

Your current site, your goals, and roughly how many pages, languages and integrations you need. Send them through our contact page or book a discovery call, and we come back with a scope and a fixed price.

See every offer on our Solutions page, start small with the 5-day Landing Page Sprint, or get in touch for a fixed-price scope.

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