What Should a Band Website Cost in 2026?
We broke down every option — from free to $5,000. The real answer might surprise you.
If you Google "band website cost" you'll get answers ranging from $0 to $10,000. Most of them are trying to sell you something. Here's the actual breakdown, from someone who builds band websites for a living.
The free tier: Carrd, Linktree, Bandcamp
Free is free. But you get what you pay for — someone else's URL, someone else's design, someone else's rules. Fine for a side project. Not fine for a band that wants to be taken seriously.
The DIY tier: Squarespace, Wix, Bandzoogle ($12–$30/mo)
You'll spend 15-30 hours setting it up, and it'll look like you spent 15-30 hours setting it up. Templates are recognizable. Your fans will know. Venue bookers will know.
The agency tier: $2,000–$5,000+
Beautiful work, if you can afford it. Most indie bands can't. And even if you can, you're paying for a static site that you can't update without going back to the agency.
The Skip Static tier: $30/mo
Custom design in 48 hours. No template. Update from your phone. One month free to start. We think this is the sweet spot — agency quality at indie prices.
One month free. Then $30/mo.
Custom band website, designed in 48 hours.