The short answer
A showcase site from us starts at €1,350, a site with a blog and management panel at €3,300 and an e-commerce store at €7,200. Prices are public and tied to a precise list of what each package includes.
Website package prices and timelines
| Tier | Price | Delivery | In short |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | €1,350 | 1-2 weeks | A professional showcase website: a few carefully built pages, ready to get you online quickly with a solid digital presence. |
| Plus | €3,300 | 3-4 weeks | A website with a built-in blog and a simple panel to update content yourself, without calling a developer every time. |
| Pro | €7,200 | 6-10 weeks | E-commerce or a website with advanced features, for selling online or integrating tools you already use. |
What pushes a website's price up
- Number of pages: up to 5, up to 15 or unlimited.
- A panel to update content (CMS) and a blog.
- E-commerce: cart, payments, orders, shipping, up to 200 products.
- Integrations with newsletters, CRM and back-office systems.
- SEO and analytics: from basic to Search Console and Google Analytics connected.
What you pay beyond the site
- Domain and hosting: they stay yours and are paid to the provider you choose.
- Content: texts and images, which the client provides.
- Future changes not covered by the package: assessed separately, after the 30 days of free fixes.
Three examples of how to choose
These are indicative examples to help you orient yourself, not rules: what matters is what your site has to do.
- A professional practice or a venue that wants to be known, with services, hours and contacts: a showcase (Base) is usually enough.
- A consultant or association that publishes articles and wants to update content on its own: the site with a blog and panel (Plus).
- A shop that wants to sell online with cart, payments and order management: the e-commerce store (Pro).
Questions to ask any provider before ordering
- What exactly is included? Pages, features and revisions should be written down.
- How long until it is online? A precise range, not «it depends».
- Are the source files mine? Without them, every change ties you to the provider.
- Domain and hosting in whose name? They should be registered to you.
- Are there recurring costs? For example maintenance or license fees.
- What about unplanned changes? With a cost stated before starting.
After the site: getting found
A site that is online is not enough: people need to find it. Consider the fixed-price SEO service or Google and Meta campaigns, both at public prices.