How much does a business website cost?

It's the first question almost everyone asks, and the honest answer is: it depends on what your business needs. A one-page site that presents your services has little in common with a site that takes online bookings and has ten treatment pages.

What we can do is explain what drives the price, so you know what you're paying for and can compare quotes properly.

What drives the price

• Size. A single page with the essentials, or several sections with a page per service (which helps you show up on Google).
• Features. Bookings, quote forms, a digital menu, sign-ups or online sales all add work.
• Content. Whether you already have good copy and photos, or they need to be prepared.
• What you already have. Redesigning an existing site means moving content across and redirecting old pages so you don't lose visitors.
• Timing. Whether you need it by a specific date.

Rough ranges in Spain

As a general guide, a simple website from an independent professional usually costs a few hundred euros, while an agency may ask several thousand for a similar project. Do-it-yourself platforms look cheap but come with a monthly fee and leave the work to you. These are rough figures: what matters is what each quote includes.

What a good quote should include

• A design that works on mobile.
• Legal notice, privacy policy and cookie policy, which are mandatory in Spain.
• The domain and website in your name, with all the logins.
• How many rounds of changes are included.
• What happens if something breaks after delivery.
• Whether there are monthly fees, and exactly what they cover.

Watch out for cheap that ends up expensive

A very cheap website sometimes hides a mandatory monthly fee, a domain registered in someone else's name or a template you can't change. Before paying, always ask who will own the website and what happens if you want to leave one day.

At Kovra we work with a fixed price and a single payment: we show you a mock-up and the exact price before you decide anything.