If you've searched "website cost", you've probably seen everything from €50 to €5,000. Confusing, right? Here's an honest explanation of what actually drives the price and what you should budget.
A website's price isn't a single number because "a website" isn't a single thing. A landing page, a multi-page business site, and an online store are three completely different jobs — like asking "how much does a vehicle cost" without saying whether you mean a bike or a truck.
What actually drives the price
A few factors move the price up or down, and it's worth understanding them before you ask for a quote:
- Number and complexity of pages — one landing page is faster and cheaper than a site with ten pages and sub-pages.
- Custom design vs. template — a ready-made template is cheap but looks like a thousand others; custom design costs more but sets you apart.
- Functionality — a simple presentation is one thing; a store, bookings, user accounts or multiple languages are extra work.
- Content — whether you have text and images ready, or they need to be created and edited.
- SEO and optimisation — a site built to be found on Google takes more work than one that just "looks nice".
Rough price ranges
So you're not left without a single number — here are realistic ranges. These are ballpark figures; the exact price always depends on the specific project.
| Type of site | What it includes | Rough |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One page, one clear goal (e.g. a single service or campaign) | €300–600 |
| Business site | Multiple pages, services, contact, basic SEO | €700–1,500 |
| Advanced / multilingual | Multiple languages, advanced SEO, integrations | €1,500–3,000 |
| Online store | Catalog, cart, payments, management | €2,000+ |
Note: prices that look "too cheap" (e.g. a €99 site) usually mean a ready-made template, with no optimisation and no support. Not necessarily bad for some purposes — but it rarely delivers results for a serious business.
Why prices vary so much
The same-looking service can cost €100 or €1,500 because what you don't see differs: whether the site is fast, whether it's easy to find on Google, whether it works perfectly on a phone, and whether someone stands behind it to help when needed. A cheap site often costs more in the end — because a year later you build it again.
How to get an exact price
The best way is a short conversation about what you need. With us it looks like this: you describe your goal and audience, we ask a few questions, and you get a clear fixed quote — no hidden costs and no obligation.