Custom luxury website design for private aviation, travel, and real estate brands. Designed in Figma, built in Webflow. From $3,000.
We design and build websites for luxury brands in private aviation, luxury travel, and real estate. Designed in Figma, built in Webflow. From $3,000.
Most luxury websites fail in the same place. The design looks the part, but the site is built around the wrong goal - volume instead of the right client. We build the opposite: a luxury website that filters, positions, and converts the people you actually want.
What you get
- UX strategy and site structure
- High-end UI design in Figma
- A Webflow build you can update without a developer
- Copy direction, not placeholder text
- Responsive design and sub-second load targets
Who this is for
Founders and teams who sell on trust before the first transaction. We built Hudson Jets in 72 hours, gave Reliance Jets a site organized around the fleet instead of a quote form, and rebuilt JetSet GRP into a site that added 40 percent more business in six months. If you want a template, this is not that.
Our opinion
Webflow is the right platform for most luxury brands, because it gives you control without a developer on retainer. But the platform serves the brand, not our habit - we shipped COCOCHOCO USA on WordPress and Bricks when that was the right call.
Price
Website design at beterdesign starts at $3,000, depending on scope, content, and how much of the copy we write. See selected work or send us a brief.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a luxury website cost?
At beterdesign, website design starts at $3,000. A full luxury website from a serious independent studio typically runs $15,000 to $50,000 once brand identity and content are included.
How long does a luxury website take to build?
With a settled brief, weeks - we handed off the Hudson Jets site in 72 hours. When positioning is still forming, that time is better spent on strategy first.
Do you build in Webflow or WordPress?
Both. We build most luxury sites in Webflow, and use WordPress and Bricks when the brand needs it, as we did for COCOCHOCO USA.



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