How much does a website for a small business cost today?
From a few thousand for a simple landing page to tens of thousands for a site with bookings. We break down what makes up the price and what to watch out for, so you don't pay more than you need to.
“How much will it cost?” is the first question most people ask. And the answer “it depends” satisfies no one. So let's be specific.
Three price brackets
In practice, prices for small-business websites fall into three brackets:
- One-page website / landing — 2,000 to 6,000 CZK. A single page with information about the business, its services and contact details. An ideal start.
- Company website — 8,000 to 20,000 CZK. More pages, a gallery, references, more advanced SEO and integration with email or other tools.
- Website with an app — from 15,000 CZK. Bookings, orders, a catalogue or a custom internal tool.
What actually makes up the price
The price isn't about the number of “hours coded.” It's driven mainly by:
- The amount of content — how many pages and features the site has.
- The degree of customisation — a template vs. a design tailored to your brand.
- Integrations — a booking system, payments, email marketing, automation.
What to watch out for
The most common trap isn't high prices, but hidden fees. Ask upfront:
- Are the domain and hosting included, or paid separately?
- Who manages the site after launch, and how much does that cost?
- What if I want a small change in six months?
A good agency tells you the price upfront in a binding way and sticks to it. When you hear “we'll see,” take note.
Ongoing care pays off
A website isn't finished at launch — it needs hosting, updates and backups. That's why a monthly subscription that covers all of this for a predictable amount makes sense. It works out cheaper than dealing with every little thing separately.
Want an exact price for your case? All it takes is a short, no-obligation consultation — and you'll get the quote in black and white.