Quotes for a business website in Guyana range from "my cousin will do it" to five figures in USD. Here is what the money actually buys in 2026, so you can compare like with like.
The three price bands you will be quoted
Band 1 — free builders and "G$20,900 sites"
Wix/Squarespace-style builders bill in USD monthly, put their branding on your domain until you pay more, and do nothing for local payments or bookings. Fine for a hobby, expensive by year three.
Band 2 — turnkey business sites (US$229–549)
A proven layout adapted to your business, your photos, your WhatsApp, your Google map, mobile-first, with the security and hosting handled for a monthly plan. This is where most Guyanese businesses should be.
Band 3 — custom builds (US$1,500 and up)
Justified when the design IS the product (a hotel, a luxury brand) or when the site runs the business (a rental fleet, a clinic, a loan book). Even then, ask whether the software is included or a second bill.
The costs people forget
- Hosting and SSL: included in an Ezy plan; separately US$10–30/mo elsewhere.
- Updates and security: the reason WordPress sites get hacked is nobody was paid to update them.
- Booking or store software: US$30–100/mo on its own from foreign vendors; included in Ezy Bookings and Store plans.
- Edits: if every price change costs money, the site will go stale. Ezy sites let you edit text and images yourself.
What Ezy charges in Guyana
Website US$229 turnkey or US$549 custom; plans from US$29/mo (Site Care) to US$59/mo (Bookings or Store — software included) and US$79/mo (Business+ with the AI receptionist). Billed in USD, supported on WhatsApp in your time zone.
Frequently asked
What is the cheapest professional website in Guyana?
US$229 turnkey from Ezy, live in as little as 7 days, on your own domain.
Are there monthly costs?
Yes — hosting, security, updates and support; Ezy plans start at US$29/mo and include the software on Bookings and Store plans.
Can I pay in GYD?
Invoices are in USD; you can pay by card or international transfer from your Guyana bank.