How much does a website cost in 2026? Prices by format and what drives them

The cost of a website depends first of all on its format: a landing page, a small business website, a corporate website, an online store, a catalog website, or a web application solve different tasks and need a different amount of work. Below are Strymba’s starting prices and the factors that shape the final budget.

We fix the exact cost after the brief and discovery, once the audience, functionality, integrations, and acceptance criteria are clear.

• Landing page — from $300
• Small business website — from $800
• Corporate website — from $800
• Ecommerce website — from $2,000
• Catalog website — from $2,000
• Web application — from $3,000
• AI chatbot for a website — from $700

These are starting prices: the final cost depends on the scope and complexity of the specific project. All formats and stages are described on our website development services page.

The budget depends less on the number of pages than on the amount of unique work. The main factors:

• structure and the number of unique templates—how many different page types need design and development;
• the catalogue—range size, filters, search, and product attributes;
• integrations—payments, delivery, CRM, ERP, or accounting systems;
• content—how ready the copy and other materials are;
• languages—each language version needs its own pages, navigation, and metadata;
• SEO requirements—for example, migrating old URLs and setting up redirects during a redesign.

• Landing page—the number of sections and content, design, forms, and analytics setup.
• Small business website—the number of pages and content, design, and languages.
• Corporate website—the number of pages and audience journeys, content, integrations, and languages.
• Ecommerce website—catalogue size, payment and delivery integrations, ERP exchange, and languages.
• Catalog website—the size of the range, filters and search, integrations, and languages.
• Web application—roles and workflows, integrations, and security requirements.

Usually the work covers strategy, information architecture, UX/UI design, responsive development, a CMS, quality assurance, and launch. Where needed, it also covers SEO structure, analytics, and integrations. The exact scope is defined after discovery, once the goals, content, user roles, and business processes are clear.

SEO after launch is a separate service: SEO services start from $500 per month, and you can begin with a free SEO audit.

The format should match the task. A landing page fits one offer, campaign, or demand test; see what a landing page is and when you need one. A small business website presents the business well without a complex catalogue or integrations.

A corporate website is needed when there are several services, audiences, or complex expertise. An online store sells online; a catalog website fits when a purchase needs a consultation or a price request. A web application is for users who act regularly inside an account.

A short brief is enough to start: describe the task, the audience, the content you have, and the systems the website must work with. After discovery, we fix the scope, stages, checkpoints, and budget. Send us a project brief.