How much does a website cost in Estonia in 2026?
Short answer: landing page ~€500, business website ~€900–2500, online store from ~€1500. The long answer is below.
The price of a website in Estonia depends on three things: the number of pages, the amount of design work and the features (forms, booking, payments, integrations). The single word "website" covers both a €400 template job and a €15,000 custom platform.
Typical price ranges
- Landing page (1–3 sections, one goal): €400–900
- Business website (5–10 pages, contact form, basic SEO): €900–2500
- Online store (catalogue, cart, payments, delivery): from €1500, typically €2500–6000
- Custom web app or portal: €6000+
On top of this you usually have a domain (€10–20/year), hosting (€5–30/month) and, optionally, maintenance (from ~€30/month).
What affects the price most
- Custom design vs a ready template — custom design typically adds €300–1500
- Content: whether text and images exist or need to be created
- Languages: each extra language is work to translate and test
- Integrations: payments, CRM, accounting, booking
- Deadline: a rushed timeline raises the price
Where you can save
Prepare the content yourself (text, logo, photos). Start with a smaller site and expand later. Avoid monthly "DIY" platforms if you plan to use the site for years — owned code is cheaper in the long run.
The most expensive website is the one you have to rebuild a year later because the first one was too cheap.
What to ask when requesting a quote
- Is the price fixed or hourly?
- What's included and what's extra (domain, hosting, support)?
- Who owns the code and accounts after the project?
- How much do changes cost after launch?
Branfy gives a fixed quote after a short free consultation — no hidden fees, and the code stays yours.