How Much Does a Website Cost in 2026 — An Honest Answer

Why Are Price Differences So Large?

"Website development" is as abstract as "a car." A beat-up used car costs €500. A Mercedes S-Class costs €150,000. Both drive, but they are completely different products.

Websites are the same.

Price Categories

Under €1,500 — Templates or No-Code

WordPress + a purchased theme, or Wix/Squarespace. Fine if you're a solopreneur with no growth plans and just need a digital business card.

Risks: slow speed, security holes, hard to customise, platform dependency.

€3,000–€8,000 — Custom Design, Standard Functionality

A professional designer and developer. You get a unique visual identity, SEO-optimised structure, contact forms, CRM integrations, and fast loading times (if the developer knows what they're doing).

Suitable for most business websites.

€10,000–€40,000 — Complex Functionality

E-commerce with large catalogs, booking systems, membership platforms, B2B portals, ERP integrations.

€40,000+ — Enterprise or SaaS Platforms

Multi-month team effort. Complex architecture, high load requirements, security audits.

What You Should Never Buy Cheap

SEO — bad SEO work can destroy your Google rankings. Algorithm penalties are hard to recover from.

Security — any site handling payments or user data must be audited.

Hosting — €2/month hosting means 2-second load times and 50% of visitors leaving.

Our Pricing

Our minimum is €3,000, with most projects ranging from €8,000–€25,000. Not the cheapest on the market — but every project includes documented code, a performance test before delivery, and 3 months of post-launch support.

If you're looking for the cheapest option, we're not your agency. If you want the best result for a fair price — let's talk.