How much does a website cost in 2026?

It's one of the most common questions we hear — and the honest answer is: it depends. Below we explain on what exactly, so you can roughly estimate a budget yourself.

Why the ranges are so wide

A “website” can mean very different things — from a simple one-pager to a large site with a blog and integrations. The price follows the scope of work, not the word “website”.

What really affects the price

• The number of pages and amount of unique content.
• Whether the design is built from scratch or from an existing identity.
• Features: forms, blog, multilingual, integrations, shop.
• The scope of SEO and optimisation at launch.
• Whether you need support after launch.

How to estimate a budget

Start from the goal of the site, not the number of pages. A site meant to generate enquiries needs a thoughtful path to contact and good SEO — and that's what drives the return on investment.

A good approach is to start with a version that delivers the main goal and grow it in stages. The starting budget stays reasonable, and you add features when they're actually needed.