Website Cost Calculator
Calculate in 60 seconds what your website costs: one-pager, company website, shop or web app, with realistic price ranges of German agencies in 2026.
How much does a website cost?
In Germany, a professional company website typically costs between 1,750 and 4,500 euros net. A one-pager costs 750 to 1,750 euros, an online shop 3,000 to 9,000 euros, and custom portals and web applications start at around 7,500 euros. The range is so wide because the word "website" covers very different things, from a customised ready-made layout to a fully designed application with interfaces to the inventory management system.
What makes up the price
The scope
A typical company website package usually includes six pages: home, services, about us, references, contact and the legal pages. Every additional page costs extra, because it has to be designed, built and filled with content.
The design ambition
The single biggest lever. A customised ready-made layout is quick to implement, but looks like many others. A bespoke design costs noticeably more, because a concept, drafts and feedback rounds are added. A fully designed premium build with its own visual language and elaborate interactions costs considerably more again.
The features
A blog, appointment booking, multilingual content or a CRM integration are each separate building blocks with their own effort. Multilingual content is particularly often underestimated: it affects not only the translation, but also navigation, legal texts, search engine markup and later maintenance. That is why this calculator adds it as a share of the base price.
What many people forget: the running costs
A website is not a piece of furniture you buy once. Hosting, system updates, security updates, backups and small content changes are ongoing. If you do not handle this yourself, you typically pay between 45 and 195 euros a month for it, depending on the level of support. Factor this item in from the start: it helps decide whether the website is still up to date after two years or has become a legacy burden.
Why you see a range here and not a fixed price
Every serious cost estimate needs the details: how many feedback rounds are planned? Are texts and images available? Does content have to be migrated from an existing system? Are there requirements from a corporate design? These questions shift the price considerably. The ranges here reflect what is common on the market; they do not replace a quote, but they stop you from going into a conversation with completely wrong expectations.
Frequently asked questions
What does a professional website cost in Germany in 2026?
A professional company website in Germany typically costs 1,750 to €4,500 net in 2026. A one-pager comes to 750 to €1,750, an online shop to 3,000 to €9,000, and custom portals and web apps start at around €7,500. The price depends above all on design ambitions, the number of pages and features such as multilingualism or integrations.
Why are the price ranges so wide?
Because the word “website” covers very different things, from an adapted ready-made layout to a fully designed application connected to inventory management. A reliable figure needs the details: how many review rounds are planned? Are texts and images available? Does content have to be migrated from an existing system? These questions shift the price considerably.
What does a website cost per month on an ongoing basis?
Hosting, system updates, security patches, backups and small content changes are ongoing costs. Anyone who does not handle them in-house pays between 45 and €195 per month depending on the level of support. You should budget for this item from the start; it helps decide whether the website is still up to date after two years.
Why is multilingualism priced proportionally instead of as a flat fee?
Because it affects not only the translation but also navigation, legal texts, search engine markup and later maintenance, and all of that grows with the size of the website. That is why the calculator adds 25 percent of the base price per additional language rather than a fixed amount.
Are the prices net or gross?
All figures are net prices, i.e. excluding VAT. For companies entitled to deduct input tax, that is the relevant figure. Private individuals and small businesses add the statutory VAT of currently 19 percent.
Does the calculator replace a quote?
No. The ranges reflect what is customary on the German agency market and prevent you from entering a conversation with false expectations. A binding quote always needs the specific project scope. Your inputs, by the way, are neither stored nor transmitted; the calculation runs directly in your browser.
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