Business website design
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A custom-designed business brochure website starts at €1,900 + VAT with us. The price depends mainly on the number of custom screen designs, the state of the content, the number of languages and any custom features, not the number of subpages. We give you a specific price in an itemised written quote after a short assessment.

Market price ranges and a 3-year comparison: Website design prices 2026 article.

We don't publish a fixed price list, because the price of website development isn't made up of the number of subpages. Four factors drive it: how many custom screen designs are needed, what state the content is in, how many languages the site runs in, and what custom features it needs, for example a calculator, appointment booking or a connection to an external system.

These add up to an itemised, written quote that shows line by line what costs what and what can be added later. That makes the quote a decision list in its own right, not just a total with no explanation.

Fill in the quote request form or call us: a short conversation usually reveals the scope of the work. It helps to know what the company does, whether it already has a website, what you expect from the new one and when it needs to be ready.

We then send an itemised quote within a few working days. The assessment and the quote are free of charge, with no obligation.

A template-based WordPress site starts cheaper, but with a custom design and custom features it lands in the same price band as a custom-built solution: most of the work is design and content, not installation. The difference shows up more in hosting and operations, because WordPress's core and plugins need constant updating.

If you're considering WordPress, we'll show you when it's worth it and when another system is better: we build both, so we have no reason to steer you either way.

A template is good for a fast, cheap start; a custom design pays off when standing out from the competition matters and the site has a specific business goal. With us, a business website gets a custom design built on proven, tested technical foundations, so custom website design doesn't mean an expensive system built from scratch.

When it has a measurable goal: quote requests, calls, appointment bookings. A €1,900 + VAT website earns back its cost from just a few won jobs; the only question is whether enquiries come in. That's why we build measurement into every website: you can see how many visitors turn into leads, and where it's worth improving.

An average-sized business website with a custom design typically takes 5–8 weeks from assessment to launch. Development itself is 2–4 weeks of that; the rest is the site structure plan, design approval and testing. The timeline is most often affected not by development, but by the availability of content, meaning the text and images.

The most helpful thing you can prepare is content: what the company does, what services it offers, who the typical customers are, and what images, logos and brand elements you already have. It's fine if the text isn't ready; we offer copywriting and photography as separate items. One thing worth thinking through in advance is what you want a visitor to do on the site.

That's not a problem, in fact it's a common starting point. Our design team creates your logo, colour scheme and core brand elements, so the website is built with the new brand identity from the start. If you already have a brand identity, we'll work with it and optimise it for the web where needed.

If the goal is an online business card (who you are, what you offer, how to reach you), a single-page brochure website is enough and quicker to build. If you offer several services and want customers from Google too, you need a separate subpage per service, because search engines rank page by page. We decide this together at the site structure plan stage, and the site can always be expanded later.

Yes. We're a Budapest-based team, but the whole process can be run online: discussions over video call, plans and the test site on a shared platform, and handover with training. In-person meetings are possible in and around Budapest.

No. We work with any widely used framework and content management system: our own WebPot CMS, WordPress and WooCommerce, Laravel, Symfony, Magento 2, PrestaShop, Shopify, Drupal, Joomla, UNAS and Shoprenter, as well as React, Next.js and Vue-based frontends. The choice depends on what the site needs to do, who will manage it and which systems it needs to connect to.

If there's no specific requirement, we recommend our own proprietary system, because it's faster, more secure and doesn't depend on the lifecycle of third-party plugins. We also take over and maintain existing websites; it's not a requirement that we build it from scratch.

If the goal is generating enquiries, that is quote requests, phone calls or appointment bookings, then you need a business website. If you'd be selling products with online payment, stock management and delivery, then you need an online shop. The two can work together too: many companies start with a brochure site and later add a webshop on top. It's worth flagging this at the site structure plan stage.

Yes, the system supports multiple languages out of the box, with separate content per language and language markup that search engines recognise correctly. Every additional language means extra work in content management and translation, which also affects the price. It's worth deciding this at the outset, because adding it later is more expensive.

Yes, and not as an afterthought. We design every site mobile-first, because most visitors arrive on their phone: that's where it's decided whether the text is readable, the call button falls to hand and the form can be filled in with one hand. Before handover, we go through the site on real devices, and we measure loading speed on a mobile network too, because Google ranks based on the mobile version as well.

Not its looks, but whether it generates quote requests. Professional website design rests on nine elements: a site structure plan, a custom design, editable content, SEO and AI foundations, good Core Web Vitals scores, working forms, GDPR compliance, measurement, and reliable hosting and maintenance. If even one of these is missing, it costs you money later.

We take over and organise the old content, and we set up 301 redirects from the old URLs to their new equivalents. This means the rankings you've already earned and the value of inbound links aren't lost. This step is part of the project, not an optional extra; skipping it is the most common reason traffic drops after a new website launches.

Indexing starts a few days after launch, provided the technical foundations are in place: sitemap, robots.txt and Search Console setup. We set these up ourselves; you don't need to ask separately.

For a new domain, meaningful rankings typically take 3–6 months; on an existing domain, however, previous results are retained if redirects were set up from the old URLs. So search engine optimisation doesn't end with launch, it starts there.

A growing share of visitors find a company not through the classic results list, but through AI-based answer engines. These systems favour structured, clearly worded content. That's why we build in schema.org structured data, a clean heading hierarchy and question-and-answer sections, exactly like this FAQ.

Yes, on request we set up or tidy up your Google Business Profile: accurate details, opening hours, photos, services and linking it to your website. This is a strong signal for local search and AI recommendations alike, and we give you practical advice on collecting reviews. For a locally serving business, this is one of the best-value steps you can take.

Yes, we connect Google Search Console and visitor analytics to every site we hand over, and we show you how to read the data. You'll be able to see which searches you appear for, where your visitors come from and how many quote requests come in. On request, we also produce an easy-to-understand monthly report.

Yes. The site comes with our own in-house editing interface, where you can manage text, images, subpages and menu items. Handover includes training and written documentation. If you'd rather not deal with it, we also offer content updates on a monthly plan.

We're still available after launch. Hosting and operations include daily backups, security updates and uptime monitoring. There's also an optional monthly content and development allowance if you'd like the site to keep growing. We also take on one-off changes separately.

The domain's annual fee and hosting are ongoing costs on top of the website price. We provide hosting on our own managed servers, with daily backups, an SSL certificate, company email accounts and security monitoring. If you already have a domain, we migrate it with no downtime.

Yes, setting up email accounts on your own domain (for example [email protected]) can be part of the project, along with configuring mail on your phone and computer. We also set up the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records needed for deliverability, so your emails don't land in the spam folder.

Yes, and it's part of the handover. Every business website we build includes a privacy notice, cookie consent management and the display of mandatory company details. For an online shop, this also includes terms and conditions and other legal content.

Since June 2025, the European Accessibility Act mainly covers online services and webshops aimed at consumers, with lighter rules for microenterprises. For a brochure-style business website, it's usually not mandatory, but it's worth doing anyway: better usability, better SEO, a wider audience. We build our sites with an accessible structure from the start, so with us this isn't a separate line item.