"How much does a website cost?" is the first question every business owner asks — and market answers range from €200 to €20,000. This overview will help you understand what you are actually paying for and which price bracket fits your needs.
Market price brackets in Latvia
Approximate ranges in 2026:
- Template site (Wix, a WordPress theme): €200–500 — fast, but it looks like thousands of others and SEO is often weak.
- Custom-built business website: €600–2,500 — your own design, SEO fundamentals, full control.
- E-commerce store: €800–5,000 — depending on product count, payments and integrations.
- Corporate project with system integrations: from €5,000 upwards.
What drives the price
The biggest factors: number of pages and languages, custom design versus a template, e-commerce functionality, content preparation and the scope of SEO work. A cheap offer almost always means one of these steps was skipped — most often SEO and performance.
Hidden costs to ask about up front
Before signing, clarify:
- Does the price include hosting and a domain for the first year (usually €50–150/year)?
- Is basic SEO included, or billed separately?
- What do changes after launch cost — hourly rate or a support period?
- Do you own the site (code, domain, access) if you end the cooperation?
Our approach: a fixed price with no surprises
We work with fixed prices: an SEO-optimised website from €600 in under 3 weeks, an e-commerce store from €800 in under 2 months — with hosting set up, a 100/100 SEO score and post-launch support. The price we agree on is the price you pay.