How Much Does a Website Really Cost?
Prices swing wildly — from €100 to €2,500. Here's what actually drives the cost and where the unnecessary charges usually hide.
Why prices vary so much
Two sites that look similar can cost €200 or €2,000. The difference isn't the colour of the buttons — it's what's included: design, content, SEO, hosting, support. So compare what you get, not just the final number.
What pushes the price up
- Number of pages — one well-built page is enough for most small businesses
- Custom design versus an off-the-shelf template
- Content — who writes the copy and takes the photos
- Features — online shop, bookings, forms, multiple languages
- SEO — whether the site is actually built to be found on Google
One-off price versus monthly model
There are two approaches. Pay once and the site is yours. Or pay less each month but stay tied to the provider. Both are fine — what matters is knowing which you're choosing and what happens if you ever want to move.
What's sensible for a small business
For most small businesses, a professional site with domain, hosting and SEO should cost a few hundred, not thousands. The trick is not paying for things you don't need.
Transparency instead of surprises
At WebReady the price is clear from the start — domain, hosting and SEO are included, with no hidden fees and no nasty surprise at the end. You know exactly what you get and what it costs.
A modern site for your business, ready in 5 days. Domain, hosting and SEO — all included.