Business Website in Nairobi: what you get
Most customers in Nairobi look a business up on their phone before they call, walk in or send money. If your business has no website, or one that loads slowly, looks dated or breaks on a small screen, many of them quietly move on to a competitor. A proper business website is your shop window, brochure and first sales conversation, open 24 hours a day.
Gilvon Software Solutions designs and builds business websites for companies, clinics, consultancies, contractors, schools, shops and service providers across Nairobi and the rest of Kenya. Each site is designed around your brand, written for the way your customers search, and built to load quickly on mobile data. We use WordPress when you want to edit pages yourself, and Next.js or Astro when speed and search performance matter most.
Every site includes the basics that actually bring in business: clear service pages, a contact form that reaches your inbox, a WhatsApp button, your location on Google Maps and the on-page SEO foundations that let Google understand what you sell and where you sell it.
- Starting priceKES 15,000
- Typical rangeKES 15,000 to 45,000
- Typical delivery1 Week
- Payment50% deposit, all payment methods
- Support30 days free
Who needs a business website?
- Established businesses that still rely only on a Facebook or Instagram page
- New companies that need to look credible before their first client meeting
- Professional services such as accountants, consultants, architects and contractors
- Clinics, salons, schools and shops that want customers to find them on Google Maps
- Businesses replacing an old, slow or non-mobile website
What is included
5 to 10 custom-designed pages
Home, About, Services, Contact and the extra pages your business needs, such as Team, Projects, Gallery or FAQs. Designed for your brand, never a recycled template.
Mobile-first responsive layout
Most Kenyan web traffic comes from phones. We design for the small screen first, then scale up to tablets and desktops.
On-page SEO foundations
Keyword-led page titles and descriptions, clean headings, image alt text, a sitemap, structured data and Search Console setup so Google can find and understand every page.
Speed optimisation
Compressed images, lean code and good hosting so pages open quickly even on slow 3G and 4G connections. Speed is a ranking factor and affects whether people stay.
Contact form, WhatsApp and Google Maps
Enquiries arrive by email and WhatsApp, and your map pin helps people find your office or shop.
Easy content updates
On WordPress you can edit text and images yourself. We also hand over a short walkthrough so nobody has to wait for a developer to change a phone number.
Security and SSL
HTTPS certificate, spam protection on forms and sensible security settings from day one.
Analytics
Google Analytics and Search Console connected so you can see how many people visit, where they come from and which pages bring enquiries.
How it works
- 1
Free consultation on WhatsApp
Tell us about your business, customers and competitors. We reply within a few hours and give you a clear quote and timeline.
- 2
Plan the pages and content
We agree the page list and write the structure around the words your customers search for. You can send your own text and photos or we can help with copy.
- 3
Design and build
We design the look, then build it. You pay a 50% deposit (M-Pesa, bank transfer or card) to start. Most business sites are ready for review within about a week.
- 4
Review and launch
You test everything on a private link and send changes over WhatsApp. When you are happy you pay the balance and we go live.
- 5
30 days of free support
After launch we fix any bug and answer questions for 30 days at no cost, then offer an optional monthly care plan.
Business Website pricing in Kenya
Business Website at Gilvon Software Solutions starts from KES 15,000 and typically runs up to KES 45,000. You get a fixed written quote after a free consultation on WhatsApp, with no hidden fees. We take a 50% deposit to start (M-Pesa, bank transfer or card) and the balance before launch.
What moves the price within that range:
- Number of pages (5 pages costs less than 10 or more)
- WordPress or a custom Next.js / Astro build
- Whether you supply text and photos or need copywriting and image sourcing
- Extras such as a blog, multilingual pages, booking forms or a client area
- Domain name and hosting, which are billed at cost
Frequently asked questions
How much does a business website cost in Nairobi?
Our business websites start from KES 15,000 and typically range up to KES 45,000 depending on the number of pages, the platform and extras such as a blog or booking form. You get a fixed quote after a free WhatsApp consultation, with no hidden fees.
How long does it take to build a business website?
A typical 5 to 10 page business website is ready for review in about one week once we have your content. Delays are almost always waiting for text and photos, so send those early.
Do I need to pay a deposit?
Yes. We take 50% to start the work (M-Pesa, bank transfer or card) and the balance when you approve the site and before it goes live.
Will my website show up on Google?
Every site is built with SEO foundations: fast loading, mobile design, proper page titles, structured data and Search Console setup. Ranking for competitive keywords takes time and ongoing content, and we can help with that through our SEO service. No one can honestly guarantee position one.
Can I update the website myself?
On WordPress, yes. You can edit text, images and pages from a simple dashboard and we show you how. If you choose a custom Next.js build, we can make updates for you under a maintenance plan.
Do you provide the domain name and hosting?
Yes. We can register your .co.ke or .com domain, set up hosting, SSL and business email, and bill them at cost. If you already own a domain we will use it.
What happens after the website goes live?
You get 30 days of free support to fix issues and answer questions. After that you can use our website maintenance plan for updates, backups and security monitoring.