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What does a website cost in 2026?
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Having a website built costs between €499 for a landing page and €2,499 or more for a webshop in 2026. Where you land depends on the number of pages, the design and what the site needs to do. Below I list my prices, the ongoing costs and the price factors, so you can compare quotes properly.
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Prices by website type in 2026
I work with fixed prices, excluding VAT: you get a price in writing before I start and it does not change halfway through. These are the starting prices per website type, with the timeline you can expect.
| Website type | Starting price | Timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page (1 page) | From €499 | Often within 1 week | Freelancers with one service or campaign |
| Business website (3-5 pages) | From €899 | 1-2 weeks | Freelancers and small businesses |
| Extended website (5-15 pages) | From €1,499 | 2-4 weeks | SMBs with several services, a blog or portfolio |
| Webshop | From €2,499 | 4 weeks or longer | Businesses selling products online |
| Custom web application | Discovery €399–€750 + day rate €450–€650 | Depends on the scope | Dashboards, client portals, SaaS |
What determines the price?
Two business websites can look the same on paper and still differ by hundreds of euros. This is what makes the difference.
- Number of pages: every page has to be designed, written and built
- Design: a unique design takes more time than an adapted template
- Functionality: a contact form is standard, a booking system or online payments are not
- Managing content yourself: if you want to edit text and photos, a CMS is added
- Languages: Dutch and English means twice the content
- Integrations with, for example, your CRM, accounting or newsletter tool
Not sure whether you need a landing page or a full business website? Tell me briefly what you do and what the site should deliver, and you will hear back within 24 hours with the option that fits and what it costs.
Custom or template: which is the better choice?
A template website is cheaper and ready sooner, but you are stuck with the theme's layout and carry code you never use. You notice that in load times and in Google. I build a custom website around your service and your customers, with only the code it needs. With Next.js such a site is usually live within 1-2 weeks: as fast as a template, but yours. You own the code, the design and the content.
Ongoing costs after launch
After launch you no longer pay for the build, but a website does have a few fixed costs.
- Hosting: €10–€25 per month, including SSL certificate, backups and monitoring
- Domain name: €10–€15 per year
- Maintenance (optional): from €49 per month for updates, backups and uptime monitoring
- Google Ads (optional): €499 setup, €299 per month for management
Freelancer or agency: why the price differs so much
For the same business website an agency easily charges €5,000 to €15,000. That is not because the website is better, but because of the organisation around it: an account manager, a project manager, a designer and a developer all bill hours. With me you speak directly to the person building the site. No overhead, no layer in between, and therefore a business website from €899 on the same modern technology.
How to save on the cost of your website
Saving does not have to come at the expense of quality. These choices bring the price down without hurting the result.
- Start small: begin with a landing page or 3-5 pages and expand later
- Supply your own text and photos, that saves hours
- Know upfront what the site must do: get calls, quote requests or online sales
- Choose a freelancer instead of an agency: the same technology without the overhead
- Choose modern technology such as Next.js: cheap hosting and little maintenance
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Frequently asked questions
What does a simple website cost?
A simple business website with 3-5 pages costs from €899, excluding VAT. If one page is enough, a landing page from €499 is the cheapest option. The exact price depends on design and features and is fixed upfront.
Are there hidden costs?
No. You receive a quote with a fixed price upfront and I stick to it. The only separate costs are hosting (€10–€25 per month) and your domain name (€10–€15 per year), and those are listed in the quote as well.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Usually we agree on a deposit at the start and you pay the rest on delivery. Larger projects are split into more steps.
What is included in the price?
The price includes design, development, a responsive version for mobile, basic SEO, testing and the launch. Hosting and domain name are separate. After launch I stay reachable for questions.
How long until my website is live?
Most websites are live within 1-2 weeks. A landing page is often live within a week, an extended website in 2-4 weeks. Webshops and custom web applications take longer, usually 4-8 weeks.
Are websites more expensive in 2026 than a few years ago?
Not necessarily. Better tools have made a standard business website cheaper, if anything, while complex custom projects have stayed comparable in price. The biggest difference is still who you hire: a freelancer or an agency.
What is the cheapest way to get a professional website?
The cheapest option is a landing page from €499: one page with what you do, for whom, and how customers get in touch. That is ideal if you are just starting out. You can simply add pages later.
Curious what your website would cost? Request a free quote and you get a fixed price within 24 hours.