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What a business website really costs in 2026.

15 August 2026 · 5 min read

Ask three agencies and you will get three wildly different numbers. Here is how website pricing actually works, so you can tell a fair quote from a padded one.

The two numbers that matter

Almost every website comes down to two costs: a one-time build, and ongoing support. The build is the site itself - design, pages, features, going live. Support is what keeps it hosted, secure, updated and online after launch.

We price the build from €1,500 net for a complete, launch-ready site, with support from €250/month. Fixing both numbers up front is the whole point: you approve a written offer, and the number you see is the number you pay.

Why hourly quotes go wrong

An hourly rate sounds transparent, but it moves the risk onto you. Nobody can predict how many hours a project 'should' take, so the final bill is a surprise - usually an unpleasant one.

A fixed price flips that around. We absorb the estimation risk, you get certainty, and there is no incentive to stretch the work.

What actually moves the price

A handful of things genuinely change the cost, and they are all things you control:

  • Number of pages beyond the standard set
  • Online booking, calculators or multi-step forms
  • An online shop - the range of products and payment/shipping needs
  • Connecting an existing system: inventory, CRM, POS or an API
  • Priority delivery on a shortened timeline

Everything else - mobile-first design, SEO, DSGVO-safe setup, security, a CMS you can edit yourself - is included in the base, not an upsell.

A fair quote is a written one

The single best filter: ask for the price in writing before any work starts. A fair quote lists what is included, names the add-ons, and does not change after you sign. If a quote is vague or 'depends', that is the padding talking.

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