One of the most common questions we get from clients is: "How much does a website cost?" The honest answer is: it depends. In this article we'll give you concrete numbers, clear explanations and help you understand exactly what you're paying for.
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Types of websites and indicative prices
Landing page
300 – 800 EUR
A single-page site to present a business, service or product. Suitable for startups, campaigns and one-off offers.
Corporate website (5–10 pages)
600 – 1,500 EUR
The classic corporate site: home, about, services, contacts. Standard for small and medium businesses with a professional online presence.
Online store (E-commerce)
800 – 3,000 EUR
Depends on product count, couriers (Speedy, Econt) and payments. Popular platforms: OpenCart, WooCommerce or a custom solution.
SaaS / custom software
3,000 – 20,000+ EUR
Platforms, admin panels and complex systems. The price depends on functionality, integrations and delivery timeline. See also when custom development is worth the investment and MVP for startups.
A full rundown of pricing questions is also in our FAQ: How much does a website cost?
What drives the price?
Design
A ready-made template is cheaper than a custom design. The price difference is 200–500 EUR, but the difference in uniqueness is enormous.
Functionality
- Multi-language support: +200–400 EUR
- Booking system: +300–600 EUR
- Courier integration: +150–300 EUR
- AI chatbot: +400–800 EUR
Maintenance
Many agencies don't include maintenance in the price. Ask upfront — monthly maintenance is typically 50–200 EUR/month. See our FAQ on monthly maintenance.
Vendor experience
- Junior freelancer: 200–500 EUR
- Experienced freelancer: 500–1,500 EUR
- Agency: 800–5,000 EUR
- Specialised studio: 1,000–10,000+ EUR
Cheap or quality — rarely both
A 150 EUR website may look fine at first glance, but six months later you usually get slow load times (bad for SEO), security issues, no support and code that no one else can maintain. If your site is your main sales channel — invest in quality. More on this: WordPress vs custom development.
Hidden costs you should know about
Many clients are surprised by costs that show up after launch. The short answer is also in our FAQ: Are there hidden costs after launch?
| Cost | Approximate price / year |
|---|---|
| Domain (.bg or .com) | 15–30 EUR |
| Hosting | 50–200 EUR |
| SSL certificate | 0–80 EUR |
| Maintenance and updates | 100–500 EUR |
| SEO | 100–500 EUR / month |
How to pick the right vendor
- ✓Check the portfolio — real projects, mobile speed, not just screenshots.
- ✓Ask about support — who fixes it if the site goes down on a Saturday night?
- ✓Demand a clear contract — what's included, deadlines, change requests during the project.
- ✓Avoid verbal promises — always a written quote and contract.
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How much does a website cost with us?
We work with small and medium businesses in Bulgaria and internationally. Pricing is transparent — every project starts with a free consultation.
- Corporate websitefrom 600 EUR
- Online store (OpenCart / WooCommerce)from 1,000 EUR
- Custom developmentby scope
- Monthly maintenancefrom 80 EUR/month
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The price of a website in Bulgaria ranges from 300 to 20,000+ EUR depending on complexity, functionality and the vendor's experience. The most important thing is not the cheapest option, but the right one for your business.
Have questions or want a concrete quote? Browse the FAQ or write to us — we reply within 24 hours.
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