How much does a website cost?
Short answer
Between 280 € and 32,000 €+, depending on what it needs to do. Asking “how much is a website” is like asking “how much is a car”. Below are honest ranges and exactly what drives them.
Prices current as of October 2026 · Prices are indicative and do not constitute a final quote.
Price ranges by project type
Choose a project type. These are our real prices - before any add-on features.
Business site, landing page, booking site
- One page (landing) · Everything important in one place280 € - 640 € 1-2 weeks
- Up to 5 pages · Home, services, about, contact…640 € - 1,440 € 2-3 weeks
- 6-15 pages · More services, blog, galleries960 € - 2,000 € 3-5 weeks
- More than 15 pages · Corporate site or portal1,440 € - 3,200 € 5-8 weeks
Features from +160 €
Calculate my exact projectWhat drives the price
These six things determine the price of almost any project.
Scale
Number of pages, products and user types. More content means more design, development and testing.
Functionality
Booking, payments, accounts, multiple languages. Each feature is separate work - and the biggest price factor.
Design
A ready template, a design matching your brand, or premium with animations. Unique design takes longer but sells better.
Content
If you have copy and photos, you save. Professional copy costs extra but is often the difference between a visit and an enquiry.
Integrations
Links to couriers, accounting, CRM, inventory. Depends entirely on how well the other system is documented.
Timeline
An urgent project needs priority and sometimes extra people. A flexible timeline is usually cheaper.
Three ways to get a website
There's no “best” option - only the right one for your situation.
Site builder (Wix, Squarespace…)
Monthly subscription
- Quick start
- Low upfront cost
- You do it yourself
- You pay for as long as the site exists
- Limited features
- Hard to move elsewhere
- Looks like many others
→ Hobby projects and testing an idea
Freelancer
Varies widely
- Often cheaper
- Direct contact
- Flexible
- You depend on one person
- Variable quality
- Risk of disappearing after the project
→ Small projects with a clear scope
Agency
Fixed price in milestones
- Contract and guarantees
- Design, code and support in one place
- Handles complex projects too
- Higher upfront price
- At big agencies - many middlemen
→ Businesses that need their website to make money
Hidden costs few people ask about
The build price is only the start. Ask about these before you sign.
Domain
Yearly fee. Make sure it's registered in your name, not the agency's.
Hosting
Monthly or yearly fee. Cheap hosting often means a slow site.
Maintenance & updates
Websites age: security, versions, backups. Without maintenance, problems arrive within months.
Paid plugins & licences
Some features need yearly licences nobody mentions in the quote.
Content
Copy, photos, translations. If not included, you'll have to provide them.
Changes after launch
What does a small change cost after launch? Ask about the hourly rate upfront.
Red flags in a quote
If you see any of these, ask more questions.
- No written scope - just “website for X”
- They want 100% upfront
- Unclear who owns the code and the domain
- No contract or deadline
- Mandatory monthly fee with no way to leave
- The price is suspiciously low for the described scope
Answers before you ask
Because “website” can mean a single contact page or a system with payments, accounts and integrations. The difference in work is tenfold or more. Only compare quotes with the same scope.
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