“How much does a website cost?” is the first question in almost every conversation. The honest answer ranges from a few hundred euros to tens of thousands, and the difference is not agency whim — it is the sum of concrete decisions. Here is the breakdown you need to judge any quote you receive in the Baltics.
Price ranges by website type
Pricing in the Baltic market is fairly predictable. The low end is template work; the high end is custom development wired into your business systems.
- Brochure site (1–5 pages, contact form, map): EUR 400–1,200
- Corporate website (10–25 pages, blog, multilingual): EUR 1,500–5,000
- Online store (catalogue, payments, delivery): EUR 3,000–12,000
- Portal or self-service platform (accounts, ERP/CRM integrations): EUR 8,000–35,000
- Maintenance: EUR 40–250 per month depending on scope
What raises the price most
Visual polish is rarely the expensive part. Budget goes into logic: how many unique page types, how much data must sync with other systems, and how many exceptions need handling.
In practice the costliest items are accounting or warehouse integrations, complex pricing and discount rules, and multilingual content management, where every language needs its own editing and SEO pass.
- Custom design vs. a ready theme: +30–60% of development cost
- Each additional language: +10–20%
- Payment, ERP or booking integration: +EUR 800–4,000 each
- Migration from an old site preserving URLs and rankings: +EUR 500–2,000
Where money is usually wasted
The biggest hidden cost is not on the invoice — it is a website that does not bring customers. If the page takes three seconds to load, the form is invisible on mobile and Google cannot read the content, even a EUR 10,000 project never pays back.
The second common trap is a developer who hands over the project without code access or maintenance. A year later, every change becomes a new project.
- Require technical SEO in the quote, not as an upsell
- Confirm in writing that domain, hosting and repository belong to you
- Ask for Core Web Vitals measurements before final payment
How we price work
We work with a fixed price for a clearly defined scope. Before signing you get the feature list, timeline and price in one document — if scope changes, you see a specific add-on figure, not an open-ended invoice.
Our engineering team is based in India while project management and communication run in your time zone in English. That is why the same scope costs substantially less than a local agency, with the same quality process: code review, testing and a warranty period after launch.
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How much does a simple business website cost?
A 3–5 page brochure site with a contact form and mobile layout typically costs EUR 400–1,200, including technical SEO, SSL, analytics and at least one month of warranty support.
Does a cheaper website mean lower quality?
Not necessarily. Location of the team and process efficiency also drive price. What matters is whether performance, SEO fundamentals, maintenance and code ownership are included.
How long does it take?
Brochure site 2–3 weeks, corporate site 4–8 weeks, online store 6–12 weeks. The usual bottleneck is content and photography from the client side.
Is maintenance included?
A warranty period is included. Long-term maintenance is a separate monthly plan starting at EUR 40 covering updates, backups and monitoring.
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