It’s the question I get asked most. Here’s the honest answer, with real prices and what actually makes up the price.
A new business website from me costs between €890 and €2,690 at a fixed price, depending on scope and languages. Hosting is €200 a year on top. For large companies there is Business from €4,900.
There are four packages at a fixed price. Start for €890 is one page with everything important for small businesses. Standard for €1,690 has up to 5 pages in 2 languages and suits most businesses. Premium for €2,690 has up to 10 pages in 3 languages, for example for hotels and restaurants. Business from €4,900 is for large companies, with texts, 2 languages and SEO included.
One page with everything important: who you are, what you offer, contact and directions. Good for small businesses, trades and shops.
Up to 5 pages in 2 languages of your choice, with a contact form. Right for most businesses.
Up to 10 pages in 3 languages, for example with a menu or rooms. For hotels, inns and restaurants. Each additional language €200.
For large companies, construction firms and developers. Texts, 2 languages and SEO package included. Plus Business hosting on 3 servers for €785 a year.
After launch, hosting costs €200 a year, including storage, a secure connection and backups. Changes cost €50 an hour, billed in 15-minute steps. If you change things often, the optional support plan costs €50 a month with small changes included. There are no other running costs.
| What | Price |
|---|---|
| Hosting (storage, secure connection, backups) | €200 / year |
| Business hosting (3 servers, switchover in 1 second, daily backup kept for 1 year, monitoring around the clock) | €785 / year |
| Changes as needed, in 15-minute steps | €50 / hour |
| Support plan with small changes (optional) | €50 / month |
The price depends mainly on four things: how many pages the website has, how many languages it appears in, whether texts and photos already exist, and whether special features such as a booking calendar or an online shop are needed. The more of these, the more work and the higher the fixed price.
A tradesperson often needs just one good page. A hotel needs rooms, prices, offers, directions and more. More pages means more work.
In South Tyrol, several languages are normal. If you want guests from Italy, Germany and the rest of the world, you need German, Italian and English. Every language means translating, checking and building in the texts properly so Google shows each language correctly.
Good texts and photos make the biggest difference. If you bring your own, it costs less. If you want me to write the texts, that’s charged separately.
A booking calendar, a gallery you can update yourself or an online shop are extra work. I tell you the fixed price up front.
With builders like Wix or Jimdo you can make a website yourself. That can be enough to start with. In practice I often see three problems: the pages are slow on phones, multiple languages are awkward, and you keep paying every month without the website ever being yours.
With me, the website belongs to you. If you ever want to switch, you get all the files.
First we have a short phone call and you tell me what your business needs. Then you get a free draft and a fixed price in writing. Only once you hire me do we meet in person to go through texts and photos. After your approval the website goes live, usually within a few weeks.
A one-page website with everything important costs a fixed €890. Hosting is €200 a year on top.
Up to 5 pages in 2 languages cost €1,690, up to 10 pages in 3 languages €2,690. Each additional language costs €200.
Hosting €200 a year. Changes €50 an hour in 15-minute steps. If you like, a support plan with small changes costs €50 a month.
Yes. If you want to switch later, you get all the files.
Usually a few weeks, depending on scope. You get the exact date in writing beforehand.
Send me the address of your current site. I’ll look at it for free and tell you which package fits.
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