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Vets · 2026 prices

How Much Does a Vet Website Cost?

A small vet website typically costs $1,500–$4,000. The calculator below is preset for one — change the pages, the extras or the state to price your own.

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6
What the site needs

What to charge for a vet website

$1,700–$2,800

About 31 hours at $55–$90 an hour, the freelance rate in the US. Plus $50–$110 a month for hosting and updates.

Sites for independent vets typically sell for $1,500–$4,000.

What a vet website needsWeb design rates in every state

What a vet website costs

A typical vet site has 6 pages and 3 extras. Built by a freelancer at the US rate it comes to $1,700–$2,800 — about 31 hours of work — plus $50–$110 a month to host and keep it updated.

Built inPriceMonthly
Mississippi (lowest rates)$950–$1,400$35–$65
US average$1,700–$2,800$50–$110
Washington (highest rates)$2,500–$3,900$60–$145

The pages a vet website needs

  • Home
  • Services
  • New clients
  • Our team
  • Emergencies
  • Contact

Its job is to register new pets, publish the emergency number and take appointments.

What drives the price

  • Online booking — about 3 hours.
  • Local SEO setup — about 3 hours.
  • Writing the copy — about 9 hours (1.5 a page).

Leave one out and the price drops by those hours times your rate. Tick or untick them in the calculator above to see it.

What every vet website must have

  1. The emergency number and out-of-hours care.
  2. New-pet registration.
  3. Appointment booking.

Find vets that need a website

Plenty of vets still have no website at all. See them, city by city, or search your own with the free finder:

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Questions

How much does a vet website cost?+

A website for a small vet typically costs $1,500–$4,000 from a freelancer or small studio, plus $50–$110 a month for hosting and updates. A 6-page site with online booking, local seo setup, writing the copy takes about 31 hours.

How much should I charge to build a vet website?+

At the US freelance rate, $1,700–$2,800. Where you live matters: the same site prices at $950–$1,400 in Mississippi and $2,500–$3,900 in Washington.

What should a vet website include?+

The emergency number and out-of-hours care. New-pet registration. Appointment booking. The usual pages are Home, Services, New clients, Our team, Emergencies, Contact.

Can a vet just use a website builder?+

Yes, if the owner has the time to design it, write it and keep it up to date. Most vets pay someone because the hours cost more than the site does — and because a site built for the trade wins more customers than a template.

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Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 estimates, for web developers (15-1254) and web and digital interface designers (15-1255). Those are employees' wages; freelance rates and prices here are estimates built from them, not BLS figures.