Forex broker website development: scope and price guide.
A website quote should read like a parts list. Page count, legal pages, integrations and maintenance each change the price.

Scope items
Number and type of pages, languages, legal and risk pages, forms and registration flow, plus any portal links. Ask which are included and which are extra.
Integration and security
Connecting registration to the CRM and securing forms takes real work. Ask who sets up hosting, backups and updates, and who responds to a security issue.

Maintenance
Sites need updates for content, legal changes and platform links. Ask for a monthly maintenance price and what it covers. Link the site to your brand assets from the start.
Comparing agencies
Ask for finance-sector examples, a named project lead, a clear schedule and a maintenance plan. Check how they handle legal pages and security. Compare quotes on scope and responsibilities, not just price.
Scope checklist
Pages, languages, legal pages, registration flow, portal links, analytics, consent, security, hosting, backups and maintenance. Mark each as included or extra in every quote. The gaps explain the price differences.
Questions we hear
Do I need a custom design?
Not always. Ask for a design approach that fits your budget and timeline.
Who owns the website?
Agree ownership and access in writing.