The question I get most often is: “How much does a website cost?” The honest answer is: it depends on what the site needs to do for you. That doesn’t mean the price has to be a mystery, though. Here is a realistic framework for Serbia.
Ballpark prices in 2026
- Single-page site (landing page): from €249. Enough for a hairdresser, a tradesperson or a new service you are still testing.
- Business site with 5–8 pages: from €379. For clinics, restaurants, driving schools and any business that needs to be found and trusted.
- Site with booking, an online shop or multiple languages: from €899. When the site has to work for you, not just sit on the internet.
- Maintenance: €13 per month, if you need it. Pay €130 upfront and you get 2 months free.
You will find the full overview of packages on the pricing page.
What affects the price
Number of pages. Every page needs copy, design and testing. A 12-page site isn’t just “a bit bigger”, it is a different amount of work.
Custom design or a template. A template is cheaper, but it looks like thousands of other sites. Custom design costs more, but it sets you apart from the competition.
Features. A contact form is simple. Online booking, card payments or multiple languages take considerably more work.
Copy and photos. If you don’t have them, someone has to make them. Good copy sells, so it isn’t worth skimping on.
SEO. A site nobody can find is an expensive decoration. Basic optimization has to be part of the job, not an add-on.
Why quotes are so different
One person offers you a site for €100, another for €2,000. The difference is usually in what stands behind the price: is the site fast, does it work on a phone, does Google understand it and will you know how to edit it yourself. A cheap site often becomes expensive when you have to rebuild it six months later.
Hidden costs to ask about
- Domain (usually €10–20 per year) and hosting (€30–100 per year)
- Whether the SSL certificate (the padlock in the browser) is included
- How many changes after delivery are covered by the price
- Who owns the site and whether you can move it elsewhere
How to get the right quote
Send a short description: what you do, which city you are in, what you want visitors to do on the site (call, book, buy) and whether you have examples of sites you like. With that, a concrete price can be given, without guessing.