How much does a website or an online store cost

A presentation website with 5–8 pages usually costs between EUR 600 and 2,500, excluding VAT. With service pages and local SEO it costs between EUR 1,000 and 3,500, and with online booking or integrations between EUR 1,800 and 6,000. The price rises with custom design, extra languages and integrations.

Indicatively 1–2 weeks for a landing page, 3–6 for a presentation website and 4–8 for one with service pages and local SEO. The duration depends on how quickly we receive feedback and materials (copy, images, logo), not on a fixed promise.

Your business goals, the logo and identity (if you have them), copy and images (or we agree together whether we write and photograph them), access to the domain and existing accounts, and one person who gives feedback at each stage.

Shared hosting costs EUR 50–300 per year, a domain EUR 10–25 per year, and WordPress maintenance (updates, backups, security) EUR 30–300 per month. Maintenance is optional but recommended.

Six stages: brief, structure and content, design, development, testing and launch. You approve each stage before we move on, and after launch you get training for everyday changes.

Between EUR 2,000 and 8,000 for a small to medium catalogue and between EUR 8,000 and 25,000 for a large store with complex integrations, excluding VAT. Payments (EUR 150–600), couriers (EUR 200–800) and invoicing (EUR 200–800) are added separately.

Indicatively 6–12 weeks for a small to medium catalogue and 3–6 months for a large store with complex integrations. The duration depends on feedback, how quickly your products are ready and the chosen integrations, not on a fixed promise.

The product list (a file or an export from your stock system), descriptions and photos, prices and policies (delivery, returns), company details, payment, courier and invoicing accounts, and one person who approves each stage.

On WooCommerce: hosting EUR 50–300 per year and store maintenance indicatively EUR 80–500 per month, with no platform licence. On Shopify: an indicative subscription of EUR 30–100 per month, plus payment fees and apps of EUR 0–100 per month. Check the current plan on the provider’s website.

Brief, catalogue structure and content, design, development and integrations (payments, courier, invoicing), product upload, testing with real orders and launch. You approve at each stage.

A platform, a portal with accounts or a web app usually costs between EUR 5,000 and 40,000, excluding VAT: MVP 5,000–12,000, medium app 12,000–25,000, large app 25,000–40,000 and above. The price depends on the number of features, roles and integrations. A mobile app costs between EUR 5,000 and 30,000. We start with an MVP so you can validate the idea before the full investment.

Indicatively between 2 and 6 months depending on size, with a first MVP followed by development stages. The duration depends on feedback, how clear the requirements are and the materials provided, not on a fixed promise.

A description of the problem and the users, the processes it replaces or digitises, examples of existing flows or documents, access to the systems it integrates with, and one person who decides and approves.

Indicatively 10–20% of the project value per year for maintenance, plus hosting (usually dedicated or a VPS). New features are agreed separately after launch.

Brief and discovery (problem, users, MVP), a tested UX/UI prototype, development in iterations with demos, testing, launch and then improvements based on usage data.

Configuring an existing CRM (HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive) costs between EUR 500 and 3,000, excluding VAT, plus licences of EUR 15–100 per user per month; with customisations EUR 2,000–8,000. A custom CRM costs between EUR 6,000 and 40,000. Check the current plan on the provider’s website.

A CRM configured on an existing platform takes indicatively 2–6 weeks. A custom CRM takes indicatively 2–6 months. The duration depends on feedback and materials, not on a fixed promise.

A description of the sales process (stages, roles, desired reports), existing data (contacts, quotes), access to the systems it connects with, and a person who approves each stage.

With an existing CRM you pay licences of EUR 15–100 per user per month. A custom one has no licence, but hosting (EUR 300–3,000 per year) and maintenance of 10–20% of the project value per year apply.

Discovery (processes, users, data), prototype, development in iterations, migration of existing data, team training and launch, followed by improvements based on real use.

Between EUR 150 and 1,500, excluding VAT, depending on complexity and the number of variants delivered. A full visual identity costs between EUR 500 and 3,000, and a full package with a manual between EUR 2,000 and 6,000.

Indicatively 2–4 weeks for a logo and 4–8 for a visual identity, depending on the number of feedback rounds and how quickly we receive materials. We do not promise a fixed deadline.

The company name, the target audience, examples of styles you like or dislike, the field of activity, where the logo will be used, and one person who gives feedback in each round.

Nothing. A logo is a one-off payment with no subscription. Recurring costs apply only to the website (hosting, domain, maintenance), not to the logo.

Discussion and positioning, design directions, choosing a direction, refinement in feedback rounds, then delivery of the logo in variants and formats for web and print.

A presentation website with 5–8 pages usually costs between EUR 600 and 2,500, excluding VAT. The version with service pages and local SEO falls between EUR 1,000 and 3,500.

Because they include different things: type of design, number of pages, copy, images, languages, integrations, maintenance. Compare what each quote includes, not only the total.

No. All ranges are in EUR, excluding VAT.

Written content and photography (if you do not have them), translations, integrations with external systems, hosting and maintenance after launch, the ad budget.

Shared hosting costs EUR 50–300 per year, a domain EUR 10–25 per year, and WordPress maintenance EUR 30–300 per month.

Yes. You can start with a presentation website or a landing page and add the store, languages, booking or integrations in stages.

A second language adds 30%–60% to the website price, and each extra language another 20%–40%.

Wix and Shopify cost less at the start but have a monthly subscription. WordPress costs more at the start and has lower recurring costs, with no platform licence.