16 June 2026
How much does a professional website cost in 2026?
“How much does a website cost?” is the first question we get. The honest answer: it depends — but we can give clear benchmarks and explain what actually drives a quote.
What drives the price
Four factors weigh the most: scope (number of pages and features), design level (adapted template or bespoke art direction), technical complexity (simple showcase or an app with accounts, payments, integrations), and the state of your content (text and visuals ready or to be produced).
Indicative ranges
As a rough guide: a polished showcase site often lands between a few thousand and around ten thousand euros; a custom site with real art direction, above that; a web application or SaaS is scoped per project, in iterations. These orders of magnitude vary with ambition and context — a precise quote always follows a framing phase.
Why “cheap” often costs more
A rushed site gets paid for later: slowness, poor SEO, an early rebuild. Investing in sound foundations — performance, technical SEO, maintainable code — costs less over time than doing it twice.
The right move
Before comparing prices, clarify your goal and what the site must achieve. A good studio starts there — not with a catalogue of pages. If you want an estimate for your case, let's talk.