New pages added to a site will cost considerably more, due to the changes necessary to the whole navigational structure of the site. At the end of the day, when all is said and done, to cut a long story short etc, the only way to sort out the site is by my discussing ideas and possibilities with you, and then meeting, usually at your place of business, where I will show you my ideas for the site, and discuss any changes that you would like to make. Unfortunately, it is not possible to give exact pricing for a site, due to the number of variables present. BUT, as you will obviously need some sort of guide, the fixed costs of getting the mechanics of the site up and running start from about 150 for the first year. After that, you have to decide how elaborate a site that you want.
Extra toys cost more money.
Beware of alienating browsers, though. Some people are not worried about that. To get an average ten page site up and running will probably cost around 1000, on top of the fixed costs. Simplicity Rules Make sure that your site is providing what your browsers actually want to see. It's no good bombarding them with a message that they aren't listening to.