How much does a business website cost in 2026?
4 min read Updated July 29, 2026
Website prices in Poland range from a hundred euros or so to tens of thousands — and all of those offers go by the same name: “a website”. Below we break that price down into its components, give concrete ranges, and suggest how to compare offers so you’re not comparing apples with tractors.
In short: in 2026 a simple brochure site or landing page built with a Polish studio costs €350–1,000 net (a ready brochure site as a fixed-price package is €350), a company site with subpages and a blog €1,000–2,000, and a custom build with non-standard features €2,000–4,500. You’ll also increasingly come across the subscription model: a simple site with no setup fee for around €35–60 net per month. On top of that, every year there’s the domain (€15–60 depending on the registrar) and hosting (from a few euros a month).
What you actually pay for in the price of a website
- Design. A ready-made template with swapped colors is cheap. An individual design — layout, typography and graphics built around your brand — means real hours of a designer’s work.
- Content. Someone has to write copy that sells and prepare the photos. Check whether the quote covers it — “a site without content” is the most common source of delays and extra charges.
- Technology. A site on a heavy theme with dozens of plugins can be cheap at the start and expensive to maintain. A custom website costs more up front, but loads faster and doesn’t need constant patching.
- SEO and speed. A correct heading structure, meta tags, structured data and good Core Web Vitals should be standard — yet they’re often sold as an “extra service”.
- Care after launch. Who makes changes in six months? For how much? Not having an answer to that question is hidden cost number one.
Realistic price ranges — concrete figures
| Site type | Who it’s for | Indicative cost (net) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page / brochure site | a business that needs a credible presence and a way to get in touch | €350 – 1,000 | 1–3 weeks |
| Company site | a business that wants to win clients from Google (subpages, blog, form) | €1,000 – 2,000 | 2–4 weeks |
| Custom build | the site as a business tool: non-standard features, integrations | €2,000 – 4,500 | 4–8 weeks |
Planning to sell online? A store is a separate category — you’ll find concrete ranges in the post how much does an online store cost.
Yearly costs — surprisingly low if the site is built well
A well-built site has minimal running costs: a domain from about €15 to over €50 a year depending on the registrar, hosting from a few euros a month, and an SSL certificate usually free. Watch out for promotions: a domain registered for next to nothing can turn into a €50+ renewal a year later with the biggest registrars. With us it’s even simpler: the first year of domain, hosting and technical care (updates, backups, monitoring) is included in the price of the site, and after that you renew them for a small yearly fee or move to a care plan. No plugin fees, no mandatory subscriptions. Ongoing care with small content changes is a reasonable expense on the market of around €35–70 a month — but always ask what exactly it includes, especially for a simple brochure site.
How to compare offers (checklist)
- Scope: how many subpages, is an individual design included, who writes the copy?
- Speed: ask for an example of a launched site and test it in PageSpeed Insights.
- SEO: are meta tags, structured data and a sitemap standard?
- Ownership: are the domain, hosting and code yours? (They should be.)
- After launch: what do changes cost, and what’s the response time?
Two “company site” offers that differ in price by 100% usually differ in exactly these five points, not in the margin.
Summary
A business website in 2026 costs anywhere from a few hundred euros for a solid brochure site to a few thousand for a custom build. The companies that lose the most are the ones that buy “the cheapest” twice — so instead of hunting for the lowest price, get the scope right. See how we build websites, or write to us — after a short call you’ll get a concrete figure, with no vague “from…”.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a simple business website cost?
A ready brochure site as a fixed-price package is €350 net, and an individually designed landing page €350–1,000. A company site with several subpages, a blog and a contact form is most often €1,000–2,000. A custom build with non-standard features starts at around €2,000. A simple site is also available on subscription from about €45 net per month, with no setup fee.
What are the yearly costs of running a website?
A domain costs — depending on the registrar — from about €15 to over €50 net a year on renewal (a promotional first year can be almost free), hosting from a few euros to around €70 a month depending on traffic, and an SSL certificate is usually included with hosting. With us the first year of domain, hosting and technical care is included in the price of the site; after that you renew them for a small yearly fee or move to care from €35/month. A well-built site needs no paid plugins and no monthly licence fees.
Why do website quotes vary so much?
Because "a website" means different things: installing a ready-made template, an individual design, a site with a booking system — these are completely different amounts of work. When comparing offers, compare the scope: what exactly is included in the price, who prepares the content, what happens after launch.
Does a €120 website make sense?
Rarely. For that money you usually get a template with your logo swapped in, with no speed optimisation, no SEO and no support. If the budget is small, it's better to do a smaller scope properly — a simple, fast site with a clear offer — than a large site done badly.
How long does it take to build a website?
A brochure site usually takes 1–3 weeks, a company site 2–4 weeks from receiving the content. In practice it's the content — copy and photos — that most often delays a project, which is why it's worth preparing it in parallel.