How much does a small-business website cost? [2026 price guide]
A website costs from about €2 a month on a builder to about €36,000 and more at a London full-service agency. Every 2026 route compared, year one worked out.
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- Leo Largillet, founder
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- €179 a month, billed yearly
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TL;DR: what a website costs in 2026
- Our pickalambic.studio: a bespoke site, its hosting and every change for one fee, €179 a month billed yearly, live in two weeks from kickoff1.
- Build it yourself: Hostinger from about €2 a month on a four-year term2, Squarespace from about €13 a month3, plus 5 to 20 hours of setup4.
- Build it with AI: Bolt from about €22 a month5, and the work stays with you.
- Hire a freelancer: UK freelancers charge about €1,800 to €3,600 for the build46, then about €180 to €480 for each new page6.
- Hire an agency: London agencies cost about €8,100 to €19,000 in year one, by our estimate of a typical pitch (Map 2), and UK agency builds take 4 to 16 weeks4.
Website prices by route, at a glance
| Option | Best for | Who designs it | Who looks after it | First year | Live in | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| alambic.studioOur pick | A small business that wants its site designed and looked after for it | Our designers, bespoke for your business1 | We do: hosting, SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO included1 | €179 to €199 a month1 | Two weeks from kickoff1 | Unlimited changes, in the price1 |
| UK freelancers | A simple site that will rarely change after launch | One freelancer: templates or custom design, by experience4 | You, or a retainer of about €60 to €180 a month, plus hosting4 | €210 to €510 a month47 | 2 to 8 weeks4 | About €48 to €84 an hour6, or on the retainer |
| London agencies | A large site with integrations, research and many people to agree | The agency’s designers, bespoke4 | A retainer of about €120 to €600 a month, plus hosting4 | €680 to €1,600 a month, our London estimate478 | Not published for London; 4 to 16 weeks across the UK4 | About €72 to €180 an hour, London at the top6 |
| Squarespace | Building it yourself from a polished template | You, from a template3 | Squarespace hosts it, with free SSL; the rest is yours3 | €13 to €50 a month3 | 1 to 7 days, at your pace4 | Yours to make in the editor3 |
| Hostinger | The smallest budget, if four years paid up front suits you | You, from templates, with an AI assistant2 | Hostinger hosts it, with SSL; the rest is yours2 | €2 to €3 a month27 | 1 to 7 days, at your pace4 | Yours to make in the editor2 |
| Bolt | An owner who enjoys prompting and will fix the site alone | You, with an AI that drafts the site from a prompt5 | Bolt hosts it; you fix and update it5 | €22 to €27 a month57 | Not published | You prompt or edit each one5 |
Builders leave the changes to you; freelancers and agencies bill them.
Everything included: a fully designed website, hosting and unlimited changes, €179 a month billed yearly.
How much does a website cost in 2026? From about €2 a month to about €36,000 and more
Craft or speed. Most routes make you choose.
The price follows who does the work, and who keeps doing it after launch: about €2 a month when you build it yourself2, about €36,000 and more when a London full-service agency does it all4.
Freelancers and agencies bring the craft, in 2 to 16 weeks4. Builders and AI bring the speed, and leave the design to you.
We bring both: people with a decade in the industry design every site, and advanced AI takes it live in two weeks from kickoff1. Our map of craft and speed puts us alone in the top right (Map 1).
alambic introduces a new way of building websites.
Each dot is a sample from the range of one type of supplier, placed by how much experienced human judgement shapes the site and how much software and AI speed up its making. The glowing a is alambic.studio.
Both axes are our assessment: how much experienced human judgement shapes the site, and how much of its production software and AI speed up.
Sources1
| Category | Human craft (share, our view, assessed (our view)) | Machine speed (share, our view, assessed (our view)) | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Template builders: A hosted plan and a theme: you design, write and build the site yourself. | 10 to 30% (our view) | 35 to 60% (our view) | |
| AI site builders: A generator drafts the site from a prompt; you refine it on a hosted plan. | 5 to 25% (our view) | 70 to 95% (our view) | |
| AI subscription, built yourself: A general AI plan at about €89 to €180 a month: you prompt, build and host the site yourself. | 5 to 30% (our view) | 55 to 85% (our view) | |
| Freelancers: One designer or developer builds the site as a fixed project. | 40 to 80% (our view) | 15 to 40% (our view) | |
| Agencies: A team designs and builds the site as a project, then bills later changes. | 65 to 95% (our view) | 5 to 30% (our view) | |
| Design subscriptions: A flat monthly fee for design requests, handled one at a time. | 60 to 90% (our view) | 30 to 55% (our view) | |
| alambic.studio (our offer, for comparison) | 80% (our view) | 80% (our view) | [1] |
What’s included, and what’s not
Every website has four costs: the build, the hosting, the changes and your time.
A builder plan includes hosting and SSL32, and often a free domain for the first year only932. The design, the changes and the hours are yours.
An AI plan buys usage; the hosting, the domain and publishing are up to you10.
A freelance or agency quote covers the build; hosting, at about €6 to €120 a month, and every change come on top4.
With us, one fee covers the design, hosting, SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO, and every change1, and your time stays with the business: you send the words and images, we do the rest.
How much does a website builder cost? From about €2 a month, plus your hours
Hostinger’s Premium is about €2 a month, paid up front as about €110 for 48 months, then renews at about €102. Squarespace runs about €13 to €35 a month billed annually in the EU, VAT included3.
Then count your time: 5 to 20 hours of setup4, and every change after launch.
We set the builders side by side in seven Wix alternatives, compared.
Should I use a website builder?
Yes, if you enjoy building, the site is simple and your hours cost little.
No, if your hours are worth more than the plan saves, or the site should look like yours alone. With us, a designer builds it and makes every change.
How much does it cost to build a website with AI? From about €15 a month, before your hours
Claude Pro costs about €15 a month billed annually11. An AI site builder such as Bolt drafts the site from a prompt and hosts it, from about €22 a month5.
Either way you buy a tool, not a website: the brief, the build and every decision stay with you.
Claude Max 20x is about €180 a month10. For about the same, our yearly plan gives you a design team that builds, hosts and changes the site1.
We set the two side by side in AI website builder vs web designer.
Should I build my website with AI?
Yes, if you code, enjoy prompting and are ready to fix the site yourself.
No, if the point is to get your hours back.
How much does a freelance web designer cost? About €1,800 to €3,600, then every change
A UK freelancer typically charges about €1,800 to €3,600 for a small-business site46, London at the top of the range6, and takes 2 to 8 weeks4.
Add hosting and a retainer for changes, and a freelancer’s site costs about €2,600 to €6,200 in its first year, by Expertsure’s figures4. Ours costs less: €2,148 a year, with hosting and every change included1.
Should I hire a freelancer?
Yes, if you know one whose work you like and the site will rarely change.
No, if your site should keep up with your business: a freelancer bills each new page, about €180 to €4806.
How much does a web design agency cost? About €8,100 to €19,000 in year one, by our estimate
By our estimate, a typical London pitch for a bespoke site of 5 to 8 pages costs about €8,100 at a boutique studio and about €19,000 at a mid-size agency in year one, hosting and care included (Map 2).
The quotes behind it: about €6,000 to €18,000 for a small-business site in London8, and about €9,500 to €36,000 and more at a full-service agency4. Builds take 4 to 16 weeks across the UK4, and each new page after launch adds about €240 to €6004.
Ours is €2,148 a year, live in two weeks from kickoff, with every change included1: less than a third of a typical agency’s first year, in half the time of its quickest build.
We take the London bill apart in what a London agency charges, line by line.
Should I hire an agency?
Yes, when the website is a large project in its own right.
No, for a five-page site you want live in weeks and fresh every month: that is the brief our studio is built for.
How much does a website subscription cost? From €179 a month with us
With us, €179 a month billed yearly (€2,148 a year), or €199 billed monthly. One fee covers the design, hosting, SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO, every change, and a team on call you reach from a WhatsApp voice note to an email1.
Design subscriptions can cost far more: Designjoy charges about €4,500 a month for design and Webflow requests, taken one at a time12.
Should I pay monthly for a website?
Yes, if your site should keep up with your business. Cancel anytime, and you own your site1.
No, if you want to pay once and leave the site alone for years: a freelance build suits that.
Year one, worked through: about €230 to €490 a month with a freelancer, €179 with us
Take a UK freelancer’s build of about €1,800 to €3,600, add three new pages and ten hours of changes, and year one comes to about €230 to €490 a month, before hosting6.
That is about €150 to €300 a month for the build, plus three pages at about €180 to €480 each and ten hours at about €48 to €846.
Our yearly plan is €179 a month, with the hosting and the same changes included1. Every year after, the freelancer bills each change; with us, each one is already paid for.
The figure is our estimate for one brief at four kinds of London supplier, beside the published ranges.
A bespoke site used to mean an agency bill. Not any more.
Each bar is our estimate of a typical London pitch for a small-business marketing site of 5 to 8 pages, designed bespoke, with the copy supplied: the fee spread over 12 months, then hosting and a care plan. A change prices one new page after launch. alambic.studio is our yearly plan, with hosting and unlimited changes included.
Our estimate of what each type of supplier would typically pitch for this brief, from a decade of agency work: the fee spread over twelve months, plus hosting and a care plan, and the price of a new page after launch. Each estimate sits inside the published ranges cited here, or at the top of the lower one where two do not overlap. Weeks to live and quality are our view; domain, copywriting and VAT are not counted. Our yearly plan is €179 a month and includes hosting and unlimited changes. Our 2 weeks count from kickoff, once your content and access are in.
- €179 a month, billed yearly€2,148 in year one
- Freelancer€370 a month€4,400 in year one
- Boutique studio€680 a month€8,100 in year one
- Mid-size agency€1,600 a month€19,000 in year one
- Large agency€3,600 a month€43,000 in year one
A month, in year one · EUR · linear from 0
| Type | Pitch fee (our estimate) | Published pitch fees | Care plan, a month (our estimate) | A month in years 1, 2 and 3, with its care plan | First year, with its care plan | A new page after launch (our estimate) | An hour of changes (our estimate) | Weeks to live (our estimate) | Quality (our view) | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Freelancer | €3,000 | about €1,800 to €3,600 for a 5 to 10 page site; about €1,800 to €3,600 for 5 pages, with London at the top of the range; about €1,800 to €6,000 for a brochure site; about €600 to €3,000 for a freelancer's custom build, UK-wide | €120 | €370, €120, €120 | €4,400 | €240 | €72 | 4 to 8 | Varies widely. The widest spread of quality: one discipline is usually strong, and upkeep depends on one person staying available. | [4] [6] [7] [13] [14] [15] |
| Boutique studio | €6,000 | about €2,400 to €6,000 at a micro or boutique agency, UK-wide; about €3,600 to €6,000 for a 5-page agency site, London at the top; about €3,600 to €7,200 at a regional agency, a quoted market; about €6,000 to €18,000 for a small-business site in London | €180 | €680, €180, €180 | €8,100 | €360 | €110 | 6 to 10 | Senior and bespoke. The closest to our bar: a senior designer is often hands-on, but capacity is small, so queues stretch timelines. | [4] [6] [7] [8] [14] |
| Mid-size agency | €14,000 | about €6,000 to €18,000 at a mid-size agency, and about €9,500 to €36,000 or more at a London full-service one; about €7,200 to €18,000 for an established agency's small-business site | €360 | €1,600, €360, €360 | €19,000 | €420 | €140 | 8 to 16 | Dependable process. Dependable process and documentation, though a small brief often goes to the junior team, behind an account manager. | [4] [6] [7] [13] |
| Large agency | €36,000 | about €18,000 to €60,000 for a custom multi-page marketing site; about €18,000 to €72,000 for most of one London studio's projects | €600 | €3,600, €600, €600 | €43,000 | €480 | €180 | 12 to 24 | Highest craft ceiling. The highest ceiling for motion, interaction and brand; their published minimums sit above a small brief, so many will not take it. | [4] [6] [7] [8] [13] |
| alambic.studio | None | Our published price | Included | €179 a month in each year, billed yearly; €199 a month billed monthly | €2,148 billed yearly, €2,388 billed monthly | Included: unlimited changes | Included: Unlimited changes: a new page, a content change, whatever you need; Hosting, SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO included; Ask on the go, from a WhatsApp voice note to an email | Live in two weeks from kickoff, once your content and access are in | Bespoke, never a template | [1] |
Six ways to get a website, ranked
- 1.
alambic.studio: a bespoke site, its hosting and every change for one monthly price
Our pick
For a designed site with hosting and every change in one fee: €179 a month billed yearly.
- Best for
- A small business that wants its site designed and looked after for it
- Price
- €179 a month billed yearly (€2,148 a year), or €199 billed monthly1.
Pros
Cons
- Made for a site that keeps changing; one you will never touch suits a freelance build.
Our work
- 2.
UK freelancers: the route for a one-off build
Verdict
The pick for a site that stays as it launched. If yours will change, every change is included with us.
- Best for
- A simple site that will rarely change after launch
- 3.
London agencies: the route for a large site and a full team
Verdict
The pick for a large project. For a small site, ours is under a third of a typical London agency’s first year (our estimate).
- Best for
- A large site with integrations, research and many people to agree
- 4.
Squarespace: the route for a polished template you edit yourself
Verdict
The pick if you enjoy building and want a polished place to start. Short on hours? We design and build it for you.
- Best for
- Building it yourself from a polished template
- Price
- Basic to Advanced: about €13 to €35 a month billed annually, about €18 to €50 billed monthly; EU prices, incl. VAT3.
- 5.
Hostinger: the route for the lowest price to start
Verdict
The pick for the smallest budget, if you plan for the renewal. With us, a designed site, live in two weeks.
- Best for
- The smallest budget, if four years paid up front suits you
- Price
- Premium about €2 and Unlimited about €3 a month, paid up front for 48 months (about €110 for Premium), renewing at about €10 and €152.
- 6.
Bolt: the route for an AI draft you finish yourself
Verdict
The pick for an owner with the time to build and fix the site alone. With us, a team on call makes every fix.
- Best for
- An owner who enjoys prompting and will fix the site alone
- Price
- Pro about €22 a month, billed monthly; Teams about €27 per member a month; plus applicable taxes5.
Who alambic.studio is for
- You want a site that looks like your business, designed by people with a decade in the industry.
- You’d rather talk to a person than work through a complex dashboard to change your site.
- You want one known price, with every change included, instead of hourly bills.
When another route fits better
Which route fits which business
You want a site designed and looked after for you
Design, hosting and unlimited changes for €179 a month billed yearly, live in two weeks from kickoff1.
One simple site, rarely changed
One fee for the build, from someone whose work you know; each change is billed after4.
The lowest price today, four years up front
AI drafts it, and you refine it
Ours beside four routes, question by question
Five routes, on the questions that decide who does the work and what it costs.
Table 1
What each option includes
| Compared on | alambic.studio | Agencies | Freelancers | Claude Max | Squarespace |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio subscription | In London | UK-wide | AI subscription | Template builder | |
| €179 a month billed yearly (€2,148 a year), or €199 billed monthly. alambic.studio, source 1. | Our estimate of a typical pitch for a small-business marketing site of 5 to 8 pages, designed bespoke, with the copy supplied, from a boutique studio to a mid-size agency in London: about €8,100 to €19,000 in year one, the fee plus twelve months of hosting and a care plan, shown here a month. Published beside it: about €6,000 to €18,000 for a small-business site (Clutch's London guide); about €9,500 to €36,000+ at a London full-service agency (Expertsure). Clutch, Expertsure and European Central Bank, sources 4, 7 and 8. | About €1,800 to €3,600 for a small-business site, UK-wide. Spread over twelve months here, plus twelve months of hosting at about €6 to €36 and a maintenance retainer at about €60 to €180 a month. Expertsure and European Central Bank, sources 4 and 7. | Max 5x about €89 or Max 20x about €180 a month, a monthly subscription only. Anthropic and European Central Bank, sources 7 and 10. | Basic to Advanced: about €13 to €35 a month billed annually, about €18 to €50 billed monthly; EU prices, incl. VAT. Squarespace, source 3. | |
| A fully designed website. Bespoke, never a template. alambic.studio, source 1. | The agency's designers; London full-service agencies, 20 or more people, list bespoke design. Expertsure, source 4. | It depends who: junior and mid-level freelancers build on templates; experienced ones offer custom design. Expertsure, source 4. | You prompt a general AI and build the site yourself. Anthropic, source 10. | You build it from a template. Squarespace, source 3. | |
| Live in two weeks from kickoff, once your content and access are in. alambic.studio, source 1. | Agency builds typically take 4 to 16 weeks. Expertsure, source 4. | A freelance build takes 2 to 8 weeks: two weeks at the quickest. Expertsure, source 4. | Not published in the sources we read: ask before you commit. | A site you build yourself on a DIY builder launches in 1 to 7 days, after 5 to 20 hours of your own setup. Expertsure, source 4. | |
| Hosting, SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO included. alambic.studio, source 1. | Rarely in a custom build price: hosting adds about €24 to €120 a month on an agency build. Expertsure, source 4. | Extra: hosting costs about €6 to €36 a month on a freelance build. Expertsure, source 4. | The plan buys more Claude usage; hosting the site is up to you. Anthropic, source 10. | Fully managed cloud hosting and free SSL certificates on every plan. Squarespace, source 3. | |
| Unlimited changes: a new page, a content change, whatever you need. Ask on the go, from a WhatsApp voice note to an email. alambic.studio, source 1. | On a maintenance retainer of about €120 to €600 a month, or at about €60 to €120 an hour. Expertsure, source 4. | At about €36 to €72 an hour, or on a maintenance retainer of about €60 to €180 a month. Expertsure, source 4. | You prompt each change, then publish it yourself. Anthropic, source 10. | You make them yourself in the editor; Squarespace can find you an Expert. Squarespace, source 3. | |
| A team on call: marketers, designers, developers, augmented by AI. alambic.studio, source 1. | A team of 20 or more at a London full-service agency; support after launch is a retainer of about €120 to €600 a month. Expertsure, source 4. | One person rather than a team; support after launch is a retainer of about €60 to €180 a month. Expertsure, source 4. | No team works on your site: the plan buys more Claude usage, and you build and publish the site yourself. Anthropic, source 10. | No team comes with the plan: Squarespace can find you an Expert, and its customer care helps with the tool, 24/7. Squarespace, source 3. | |
| One fee: €179 a month billed yearly (€2,148 a year), or €199 billed monthly. alambic.studio, source 1. | A project fee of about €6,000 to €36,000+, with hosting and upkeep billed on top. Clutch and Expertsure, sources 4 and 8. | A project fee of about €1,800 to €3,600, with hosting and upkeep billed on top. Expertsure, source 4. | Max 5x about €89 or Max 20x about €180 a month. Anthropic, source 10. | Monthly or annual plans, from about €13 to €50 a month, incl. VAT. Squarespace, source 3. |
- What the first year costs, divided by twelve, in euros, rounded: a project fee is spread over the year, with the published hosting and care added where a source gives them; an agency's is our estimate of a typical pitch for a small-business site, with its hosting and care.
- A designer makes the site for your business, rather than you filling in a template.
- The site can be online within two weeks of the start.
- The servers that keep the site online are in the price.
- Someone else makes your changes, within the price you already pay.
- People who look after the site and answer when you ask, within the price you already pay.
- One fee a month, rather than a project invoice with running costs on top.
Checked on 27 October 2026.
Each mark is what the option's own page, or a published price guide, says: hover, focus or tap it for the fact and its source. The first line is year one divided by twelve, in euros, rounded: each plan's monthly price, or a project fee spread over the year, with the published hosting and care added where a source gives them; an agency's is our estimate of a typical pitch for a small-business site. A price's detail gives its published tax basis, where there is one.
One plan, everything included
Studio
€199€179/month
Billed monthly
Billed yearly · €2,148
A fully designed website
Bespoke, never a template.
Live in two weeks
From kickoff.
Hosting included
With SSL, monitoring, security, updates and SEO.
Unlimited changes
A new page, a content change, whatever you need.
Ask on the go
From a WhatsApp voice note to an email.
A team on call
Marketers, designers, developers, augmented by AI.
Live in two weeks.
Once your content and access are in.
Cancel anytime.
No minimum term.
Website cost questions, answered
What is the cheapest way to get a website?
Building it yourself, from about €2 a month on Hostinger’s Premium, paid four years up front2; you do the design and every change.
How much does website maintenance cost a month?
Expertsure puts hosting at about €6 to €120 a month and a care retainer at about €60 to €600, from a freelancer to an agency4. Ours includes hosting and unlimited changes, from €179 a month1.
How much does it cost to add a page to a website?
Whito puts a new page at about €180 to €480 across the UK6; Expertsure, about €240 to €600 at an agency4. On our plan, a new page is one of the unlimited changes1.
Is a monthly website subscription worth it?
When the site keeps changing, yes. A freelancer’s build with three pages and ten hours of changes comes to about €230 to €490 a month in year one6; ours is €179 a month billed yearly, changes included1.
How we compared
Written by alambic.studio, which sells one of the options compared. Trademarks belong to their owners; no affiliation.
Method notes9 notes
The year-one sums on this page add published figures and nothing else, each beside its source, in the currency it was published in, and convert the total once; Whito’s per-page prices were re-read on 28 October 2026.
Prices were read on 27 October 2026 on the pages listed in the sources, and each keeps its plan, region, billing period and tax basis. Our own price is exact, as we publish it.
Every amount on this page is in euros. Prices published in pounds or dollars are converted at the European Central Bank's reference rate of 26 October 2026 (USD 1.1188 and GBP 0.8382 per euro)7, and every third-party price is rounded to the nearest euro below 100, the nearest 10 up to 1,000, the nearest 100 up to 10,000 and the nearest 1,000 above, so a figure that reads "about" is rounded. Sources keep their own currency in their titles.
Axes that are our assessment say so in the figure's caption. Each dot on a map is an illustrative sample inside a category's range, drawn with a fixed seed; the maps show categories, never named products.
The year-one figure prices one brief as each type of supplier would typically pitch it: the fee spread over the first twelve months, plus hosting and a care plan of about one hour of changes a month. Years two and three count the care plan alone. Its second view prices a change after launch at each type: one new page in the site's existing design, and an hour of other changes; our plan includes unlimited changes. Fees, upkeep, rates, page prices and timelines are our estimates, each beside the published ranges it rests on, converted and rounded like every other price here.
The first-year figures, in the summary table and on the detailed table's first line, give what each option costs a month over its first year: each published plan's monthly price, cheapest to dearest, or a published project range spread over twelve months, plus twelve months of the published hosting and care where its source gives them; changes past a care plan are not counted. Renewal prices and plans whose billing period is unclear stay out of it, and an option that publishes only an average or a minimum gets no figure.
An agency's first year is our estimate of a typical pitch for a bespoke small-business site of 5 to 8 pages, from a boutique studio to a mid-size agency in London: the fee plus twelve months of hosting and a care plan, as the year-one figure draws it. Published agency ranges run from templated builds to large projects, so we quote them beside the estimate, not as its price.
The ranking is ours. We list our own studio first, as our pick for a business that wants its site designed and looked after for it, and the other options in the order we would suggest them, each for the reader its card names. The summary table's words are our summary of each option's own pages, with a source wherever a fact is stated; Not published means no source we read gives it.
In the detailed table, each row is a yes or no question, answered for every option from its own page or a published price guide: a half mark is a yes with the condition its detail states, and a dash means the option does not publish the answer. A row stays in the table only when at most one option leaves it unpublished.
Checked on 27 October 2026.
Sources
16 sources
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- 3Squarespace, Pricing, read 27 October 2026
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- 7European Central Bank, Euro foreign exchange reference rates, read 27 October 2026
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