Which package fits you?Find out in 8 questions.
Published , last updated , by Berkay Abay, founder
Why is there no single website price?
A website is not an off-the-shelf product; it is a service whose scope changes with each business. A five-page business website and a multilingual online store with a custom admin panel may both be called a website, but they are not the same job.
That is why quotes should be compared by scope, not by the number at the bottom. A low quote is not always bad, and a high one is not always good. What matters is whether they describe the same work.
Website price ranges as of November 2026
In our own packages, business websites cost $360 to $1,098, excl. VAT. The difference comes from the number of pages, the design level and the features added. Sites beyond this scope are prepared with a custom quote starting at $1,298, excl. VAT.
E-commerce websites cost $699 to $1,597, excl. VAT. Whether a ready-made platform or a custom admin panel is used, and how many products are uploaded at setup, set the price. For larger stores, custom quotes start at $1,896, excl. VAT.
Monthly maintenance costs $60 to $200 a month, excl. VAT, depending on the type of site and the service level. All amounts exclude VAT and are dated November 2026. Our prices are set in Turkish lira; the US dollar amounts in this article are converted at today's Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) rate. Current prices are on our pricing page.
Prices are set in Turkish lira and exclude VAT. USD amounts use the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye rate of November 10, 2026 (1 USD = ₺50.11).
What affects the price most?
The number of pages and the amount of content come first. Each page needs its own layout, content placement and review. The design level comes second: ready-made section layouts, a design made for your brand and a custom design with animation take different amounts of time.
Where the text and images come from matters too. When content arrives ready, the work is shorter. Writing the copy or producing images expands the scope.
Features such as a booking form, a blog, a content panel and a members' area add development and testing time. Each new language also needs its own pages, titles and search settings.
Revision rounds and delivery time are part of the price as well. More revisions mean more rounds of design and review. A shorter delivery time means doing the same work on a tighter schedule. The table below shows how these factors change across our business website packages.
| Factor | Why it affects the price | In our packages |
|---|---|---|
| Number of pages | Each page needs its own layout, content placement and review | Starter: 5-7, Standard: 8-12, Premium: 13-20 pages |
| Design level | Ready-made sections, a design made for your brand and an animated design take different amounts of time | Starter: Simple design built from ready-made section layouts, Standard: Custom design for your brand, Premium: Custom design with animation and interaction |
| Revision rounds | Each revision is a new round of design and review | Starter: 2, Standard: 3, Premium: 6 |
| Delivery time | The larger the scope, the longer building and testing take | Starter: 3-7 days, Standard: 7-11 days, Premium: 12-21 days |
| Text and images | Ready content shortens the work; copywriting and image production expand the scope | In Starter the content comes from you; in Premium we write all the page copy |
| Languages | Each language needs its own pages, titles and search settings | Starter one language, Standard one language plus English, Premium 4 languages in total |
As of November 2026, our business website packages cost $360 to $1,098, excl. VAT. A detailed comparison is on our pricing page.
What else drives e-commerce website pricing?
The biggest decision is whether to use a ready-made platform or a custom admin panel. The number of products uploaded at setup, variants, and the payment and shipping setup also expand the work.
ERP, accounting, e-invoicing or marketplace integrations are developed specifically for each business. Discussing this kind of work upfront prevents extra costs later.
In our e-commerce packages, the number of products uploaded at setup is up to 50 in Starter, up to 200 in Standard and up to 500 in Premium. Product images, prices and descriptions come ready from the business. The license for a ready-made platform, and the payment provider's fees and monthly charges, are paid by the business.
Questions to ask when you compare website quotes
Are the number of pages, the revision rounds and the delivery time stated in writing? Is the site built on a ready-made theme or designed for your brand? Who prepares the text and images?
Whose account are the domain and hosting opened in? Is there a renewal fee to pay every year? After launch, who do you contact, and how? Which tasks cost extra?
If the answers to these questions are not in writing, you cannot tell whether two quotes really cover the same work.
What is usually not included in a package price?
The domain, hosting, the license for a ready-made platform, the payment gateway application and the provider's fees are often paid separately. Also ask whether VAT is included in the price.
Maintenance and SEO work after launch are usually separate services too. Add them when you plan your first-year budget. The first-year costs of an online store are explained line by line in a separate article.
How to read a cheap quote and an expensive one
If there is a big gap between two quotes, first make the scope equal. Are the number of pages, the design level, the revision rounds, the languages, the content preparation and the support after launch the same? Once these are equal, most of the gap is usually explained.
Ask about the rest of the gap. A ready-made theme used with few changes, a domain and hosting opened in the agency's account, or a yearly renewal fee missing from the quote can push a price that looks low at first upward later. For a high quote, ask in writing which work raises the price.
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