Hire a Web Designer: Freelance Website Design at Fixed Prices
Browse freelance web designers who package website design, redesigns, and landing pages into fixed tiers. See the page count, the revision rounds, and the price before you book, instead of waiting on a custom quote.
No bidding, no proposals. Buy self-serve.
Basic
A single, tightly scoped deliverable. Fastest turnaround.
Standard
More scope and more revision rounds. The tier most buyers pick.
Premium
Full scope, source files, and priority delivery.
Illustrative tiers. Every web designer sets their own scope, delivery time, and price.
What it costs to hire a web designer
Freelance web designers in the US typically charge 50 to 150 dollars an hour, and the federal wage data behind O*NET puts the median for web and digital interface designers at 50.00 dollars an hour, or 104,000 dollars a year. Most small business sites land between 1,500 and 8,000 dollars per project, with simple builds from 500 to 2,000 dollars and established small businesses commonly spending 5,000 to 15,000. Packaged gigs on FreelanceNation start around 150 dollars for a defined page or design deliverable.
Last updated July 2026
What they do
What a web designer can do for you
Browse web designer gigs packaged into clear tiers. Pick the scope you need and order self-serve.
How hiring works
Hire a web designer in two clicks
Browse gigs
See web designer gig pages with packaged tiers, portfolios, and prices up front. No proposals to read.
Compare tiers
Compare Basic, Standard, and Premium across sellers. Scope and delivery time are fixed, so you know exactly what you get.
Book self-serve
Pick the tier you need and check out in two clicks. No bidding, no back-and-forth, no waiting for quotes.
Why hire here
Why hire a web designer on FreelanceNation
A self-serve marketplace where every gig is a shareable, packaged page. No bidding wars, no faceless URLs, no surprise quotes.
Prices up front
Every web designer gig shows fixed-price tiers. You compare scope and cost before you commit, with no quotes to chase.
Buy self-serve
Pick a tier and check out in two clicks. No proposals, no interviews, no back-and-forth before work starts.
Real proof
Portfolios and past work sit on the gig page itself, so you judge a web designer on what they have actually shipped.
Questions buyers ask
Hiring a web designer: common questions
The questions people actually search before they hire, answered straight.
How much does it cost to hire a web designer?
Freelance web designers in the US generally charge 50 to 150 dollars an hour, and most small business websites cost 1,500 to 8,000 dollars as a project. Simple brochure sites run 500 to 2,000 dollars, while established small businesses commonly spend 5,000 to 15,000 for a larger build. Federal wage data behind O*NET puts the median for web and digital interface designers at 50.00 dollars an hour.
How much does a web designer charge for a website?
A freelance web designer usually charges 1,500 to 8,000 dollars for a small business website, quoted as a flat project fee rather than hourly. A basic few-page site can be 500 to 2,000 dollars. Larger sites with custom layouts, e-commerce, or heavy content work push past 15,000. The number tracks page count, how much custom design is involved, and whether the designer also builds the site.
What is the difference between a web designer and a web developer?
A web designer decides how the site looks and how visitors move through it: layout, typography, color, and the mockups or Figma files that define each page. A web developer writes the code that makes it work. Plenty of freelancers do both on small sites. For anything with custom functionality, logins, or integrations, you want a dedicated web developer alongside the design work.
Should I hire a web designer or do it yourself?
Do it yourself when the site is a simple brochure, the budget is under a few hundred dollars, and you are comfortable in a template builder. Hire a designer when the site has to sell something, rank in search, or represent a brand buyers are comparing against competitors. The practical test is whether a weak site would cost you more in lost customers than a designer would cost to hire.
What should a web designer deliver?
Agree the deliverables in writing before work starts. A typical package includes page mockups or a Figma file, responsive layouts for mobile and desktop, the source design files, and a defined number of revision rounds. Confirm who owns the files, whether fonts and stock images are licensed to you, and whether the designer is also building and launching the site or only designing it.
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