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How long does a website take?

Typical Duyuz website timelines for launch, business and growth sites — honest ranges, not fake rush promises.

Most Duyuz brochure and business websites land between two and six weeks from a clear brief to launch, depending on how fast content and approvals arrive. Launch packages with a tight page set can move faster. Growth or ecommerce builds with integrations take longer — often six to twelve weeks — because third-party tools and product data introduce calendar risk.

Timeline is driven by three things you control: whether service copy and photos are ready, how many stakeholders must approve design, and whether booking, CRM or payment tools need custom wiring. When those are decided in discovery, build weeks stay predictable. When they stay open, the calendar slips even if design is finished.

We do not invent a “72-hour website” marketing claim. A staged review, redirects from an old site, and analytics checks are part of a responsible launch. If you need a temporary landing page while a larger build runs, say so in discovery — that can be sequenced honestly rather than rushed into a broken homepage.

For a ballpark investment range before a call, use the quote calculator with your page band and add-ons. Exact dates go into the written scope after discovery.

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