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Website cost: what the price depends on
“How much does a website cost?” is one of the most common questions, but there is no single price - it depends on what the website needs to do. Here we explain what drives the price and what to check when comparing quotes.
What affects the price of a website
The main factors:
- Number of pages and structure - a one-page site or a multi-section website.
- Features - enquiry forms, bookings, catalogue, multilingual versions.
- Design - tailored to your brand or a simpler solution.
- Content - whether texts and images already exist or need to be prepared.
- SEO and speed - how carefully the technical optimisation is done.
Why there is no single price
Two websites with the same number of pages can require very different amounts of work. A website with a booking system, for example, is very different from a one-page business card site. So a concrete price is given once the scope is clear.
What to ask when you get a quote
To be able to compare quotes, find out:
- What exactly is included in the price (design, coding, SEO, forms, translations).
- How long the website will take to build.
- What happens after launch and how changes are handled.
- Whether the website will be fast and mobile-friendly.
How we approach pricing
You pay for what you get: more features mean a higher price, fewer features a lower one. We discuss the concrete amount and timeline in a conversation and put it in the offer.