June 10, 2026 · 6 min read
How much does a website cost in 2026?
Real website pricing, no fluff: from a landing page to a full site. What you pay, what you get, and what drives the number up or down.
The most common question we get is simple: "how much for a website?" The honest answer is "it depends" — but that helps no one. So here are realistic 2026 ranges, and what actually pushes the price up or down.
Landing page: from €377 VAT included
A fast, mobile-first page focused on one action. Scope and timeline are confirmed in the brief.
Complete Online Business: from €3,990 + VAT
Up to 50 pages/URLs across up to 10 layouts, a blog, shop capacity for 100 products, back office, training, SEO, GEO, AEO and a standard first-year domain. One language is included; the client uploads products unless the proposal says otherwise. Hosting is billed from publication.
Special projects: quoted to scope
Member areas, specific integrations and work outside the published scope are assessed before the proposal.
What changes the price
- Who builds it: reused template vs. design from scratch for your brand.
- Content: ready text and photos vs. produced from zero.
- Features: bookings, shop, payments, integrations.
- Deadline: rush delivery (24h) carries priority and its own cost.
What happens after launch?
Hosting and monitoring start at €100/month + VAT. Changes are quoted to scope, so we do not promise generic hours that do not match the actual work.
The honest advice
Be wary of prices far from the average — in both directions. Too cheap is usually a template with no support; too expensive is not always better. Always ask for a written quote with a clear scope and a fixed price. That is exactly how we work.
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