Website design prices and what drives the cost
Here you'll find website design prices in the Greek market for 2026, as ranges per project type: brochure site, e-shop and custom application. Alongside them: what moves the price inside the range, what a quote should include, and how we send you a written proposal for your project, wherever you are in Greece.
At a glance
- Online since
- 2012
- Websites
- 50+
- Proposal, no obligation
- Written
- Build and yearly costs, separately
- Itemised
Six things that drive the cost of a website
Size and structure
How many different kinds of page you need matters more than how many pages you have. Ten service pages on one template cost less than four completely different ones.
Design
A design built from scratch around your business, or an adapted ready-made theme. The first stands out and loads faster; the second starts sooner.
Features
Forms, bookings or appointments, multiple languages, a members' area, an e-shop. Each feature is its own piece of design, code and testing.
Content
Whether copy and photos are ready, need SEO editing, or must be migrated from an old site with proper redirects.
Integrations
Connecting a CRM, booking system, newsletter, accounting software or ERP. Each one also depends on how open the other system is.
After launch
Hosting, updates, backups and changes during the year. It's an ongoing cost and should be listed separately in the quote.
Website design prices in 2026, by project type
What the Greek market charges per project type and size, with the usual delivery time. These are ranges, not a quote: where your project lands inside the range depends on the six points above.
Business website
Presenting a company, clinic, practice or hotel.
| Size | Range | Weeks |
|---|---|---|
| 5 to 10 pages | €500 – €2,000 | 2–4 |
| 10 to 20 pages | €2,000 – €4,000 | 4–8 |
| 20+ pages | €4,000 – €8,000+ | 8–16 |
E-shop
Selling online with cart, payments and shipping.
| Size | Range | Weeks |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 100 products | €1,500 – €3,500 | 3–6 |
| 100 to 1,000 products | €3,500 – €8,000 | 6–12 |
| 1,000+ products or special flows | €8,000 – €25,000+ | 12–26 |
Custom application
A tool or platform built around your own process.
| Size | Range | Weeks |
|---|---|---|
| One specific tool | €3,000 – €8,000 | 4–10 |
| A full platform | €8,000 – €15,000+ | 10–26 |
And every year, separately from the build
- Domain: €10 to €30 per year
- Hosting: €50 to €500 per year
- Maintenance and support: €50 to €300 per month, optional
Amounts exclude VAT and refer to professional, custom work rather than ready-made templates. Always ask for the build and the yearly costs to be shown separately, so you compare the real cost.
How to read a website quote
Two quotes for "a website" rarely describe the same thing. These are the points that separate a cheap quote from a website that's worth the money.
01Why we give price ranges instead of packages
The ranges above are what the Greek market charges in 2026 for professional work, and we show them so you know from the start what is reasonable. A fixed-price package rarely fits a real business: either you pay for things you do not need, or the package does not cover what you need and the final price climbs along the way.
That is why we work with a written proposal inside the range: a few minutes about your business, then exactly what is included, where inside the range your project lands and why. You know from the start what you pay and what you get.
02What to compare between two quotes
Before looking at the total, check that the quotes answer the same questions. If one doesn't, ask; the answer tells you a lot about what comes next.
- What exactly is included
- Pages, features, languages, number of revisions, and who writes or edits the copy.
- Who owns the domain and site
- The domain should be in your name and the website yours, so you can change partners without losing anything.
- Yearly costs
- Hosting, domain, maintenance and plugin licences. Ask for them to be listed separately from the build.
- Speed and SEO basics
- Fast loading on mobile, structured data, proper redirects from the old site and submission to Google.
- Timeline
- When the site will be ready and what's needed from you to keep to it.
- Support after launch
- Who fixes a problem, how fast, and how changes are handled during the year.
03What keeps the cost sensible
The most effective way to cut cost isn't cutting quality but cutting what's unnecessary. A clear goal for the website ("get people to call me", "get appointments booked") keeps out features nobody will use.
Ready copy and photos shorten the project. A first, smaller launch with what you need today, and additions later, spreads the cost over time without rebuilding anything.
04When cheap turns out expensive
A slow website loses visitors before they even see it. A site without proper redirects from the old one loses the Google rankings it had. A domain registered in your developer's name locks you in.
The real cost of a website is the build plus whatever you pay to keep it running and bringing in customers over the next few years. That's what's worth comparing.
05How our proposal works
Tell us a little about your business through the form or by phone. We send a written proposal with everything included, yearly costs listed separately, a timeline and what we'll need from you.
The proposal doesn't commit you to anything. If you want to compare it with others, use the points on this page.
A proposal without surprises
Online since 2012, with more than 50 websites delivered. We know where time and cost usually slip in a project, so we put them in the proposal before we start, not along the way.
From the first call to a written proposal
- 01
Discovery
A few minutes about your business, your customers and what the website should do.
- 02
Written proposal
Everything included, yearly costs listed separately and a timeline, in one document.
- 03
Questions & adjustments
We remove or add whatever's needed so the proposal fits exactly.
- 04
Kick-off
Once we agree, we start with a clear schedule and milestones.
What people usually ask
How a quote works
No one-size-fits-all packages. We talk for a few minutes about your business and send you a written proposal with everything included and a timeline. No obligation.
What range does a simple brochure website fall into?
A small brochure site of 5 to 10 pages is the first row of the price table on this page. Where it lands inside that range depends mostly on the design and on whether texts and photos are ready. For a specific figure we send a written proposal, or try the cost estimator.
Why ranges rather than fixed-price packages?
Because packages rarely fit a real business: either you pay for what you do not need, or the price climbs along the way. The range tells you what is reasonable, and the written proposal says from the start exactly what is included for your project.
Are there yearly charges?
Yes, as with any website: domain, hosting and, if you want it, maintenance. The proposal lists them separately from the build so you know the real cost per year.
Can I start small and add more later?
Yes, and it's often the best choice. We build the site so new pages and features can be added without starting over.
Does the proposal commit me?
No. You get it in writing, compare it with others if you like and decide with no obligation.
What do you need from me for a proposal?
A few words about your business, what the website should do and, if there is one, your current site's address. Websites you like help too.
Find out what your website will cost
Tell us a little about your business and we'll send you a written proposal with no obligation.
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