How much does a website cost?
A corporate website costs between €1,000 and €1,600, and starts at €1,800 if it includes an online store or integrations (VAT not included). We don’t take on projects for less than €1,000, and we’d rather let you know that up front. Below, we explain where each figure comes from and what factors influence it, so you don’t have to call anyone to find out.
Why No One Else Gives You a Price, But We Do
Most agencies don't publish their prices because every project is different. That's true, but it's also a convenient excuse: it forces you to call, meet, and provide your information before you even know if you'll be able to work together.
We'd rather tell you right up front. These price ranges are based on actual quotes we've issued over the past three years, not on a table we made up for the website.
Reference Prices
- Corporate website: 1,000–1,600 €
- Online store: starting at €1,800
- Minimum project amount: 1,000 €
- Hosting, domain, and email: billed separately annually. All prices on this page are exclusive of VAT.
- The usual processing time is 4 to 8 weeks
The Six Factors That Drive Prices
If you understand this, you'll be able to read any quote you're given, whether it's from us or someone else.
How many pages?
A five-page website is not the same as a thirty-page one with service descriptions. That's the most important factor.
Who writes the texts?
If you already have them, you save money. If you have to research and write them, that's extra work, and it shows.
How many languages
Each language requires translation, proofreading, and configuration. This typically increases the cost by 20 to 30 percent.
If you sell online
An online store changes the entire project: catalog, payments, shipping, taxes, and testing. It begins where a regular website ends.
What does it connect to?
A CRM, an ERP, a booking system, or a specific payment gateway. Each integration is a custom development.
Whenever you need it
A tight deadline forces us to reorganize the team. It doesn't always make things more expensive, but it's important to mention this from the start.
Set the range first, then the fixed price
Tell us about it and upload it
Whatever you have: the current website, a briefing, the catalog, a few random lines. That's enough to come up with an estimate.
We'll give you a range and a margin
A minimum and a maximum, including what's included, what's not, and what would cause the figure to go up or down. In writing.
And only then—fixed price
Once the scope is clear, we finalize the number. That way, there are no «that wasn’t included» surprises halfway through the project.
Tell us what you need, and we'll give you your hairpin
It's free, no phone call is needed, and we'll send it to you by mail. If your project is beyond our scope or we're not the right fit, we'll let you know.
- Range and Scope in Writing
- No obligation and no sales calls
- And if we're not a good fit, we'll let you know
Frequently Asked Questions
Because it's not the same kind of work. For that price, you'll get a template with your text pasted into it—no strategy, no SEO, and usually no one to turn to when things go wrong. If that's what you need, we'll let you know.
These are listed separately and are annual, because they are an ongoing service, not part of the project. We've broken them down in their own section of the budget so you can see which payments are one-time and which are recurring.
We'll be blunt: we don't take on projects for less than €1,000. It's not just a whim—it's simply that at that price, we can't do the job right, and we'd both end up unhappy. If that's your situation, we'll point you toward other options, even if we aren't the ones to help.
On the same business day. If you send us the material, sometimes within a couple of hours. No prior meeting is needed to get a price quote.
We always review and adapt the texts. If we need to write them from scratch or do a photo shoot, that’s a separate charge, and we’ll let you know in the quote—not at the end.