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Guide · Pricing
How much does a website cost?
Updated: 15 August 2026
In Slovenia in 2026, a one-page presentation site typically costs between €500 and €810, a business website with up to ten subpages between €1,300 and €2,200, and an online store starts at roughly €2,500. The ranges are wide because providers differ sharply in scope, experience and ways of working.
This guide summarises the published prices of Slovenian providers, explains what pushes the price up or down, and lists our own fixed prices too. No promises and no hidden line items: only numbers you can verify.
Market overview
Published prices of Slovenian providers in 2026
For 2026, the comparison portal primerjam.si lists these ranges: a one-page presentation site €500–810 (average €690), a site with up to ten subpages €1,300–2,200 (average €1,400), a site with up to twenty subpages €1,500–3,100, and larger sites with up to fifty subpages €2,500–5,000. Online stores mostly fall between €2,500 and €4,500, and ongoing maintenance between €25 and €250 per month.
Providers who publish their prices list them like this:
| Provider | Published price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ADEBO | €690 | a package of up to 40 subpages |
| Kabi | €400–1,200 | a presentation site with around 5 subpages; maintenance from €22 per month |
| Kreativna tovarna | from €1,500 | a basic site; custom projects from €5,000 |
| MMStudio | from €1,090 | the price is stated in the title of their page |
| neAGENCIJA | €970–4,365 | three packages; plus a monthly cost of €27–65 |
| Spletnik | €1,499–4,999 | three packages; monthly support of €59.95 excluding VAT |
| Web Center | €400–6,500 | by scope; online stores €1,800–6,000 |
| Vektor (us) | €790–2,390 | fixed packages with a published scope; an online store from €2,900 |
On 4 August 2026, we copied these prices from providers' published price lists and articles. Some are listed excluding VAT. Check with each provider for exact and current figures. Most Slovenian agencies do not publish prices and quote only after a meeting; they are not in the table.
Our own row is the last one in the table. How the build works and what is included is on our website development page, and examples of the work are in projects. If this is a redesign of an existing site, the specifics are on our website redesign page.
Factors
What determines the price of a website?
Six things account for most of the price:
- Scope. The number of subpages and the amount of content. Every subpage needs structure, copy and design.
- Content. If you prepare the copy and photographs yourselves, the build is faster and cheaper. Preparing or editing content is a separate line item with most providers.
- Design. An adapted template is faster; design tailored to your brand takes more work and costs more.
- Functionality. An online store, bookings, search, connections to external systems. Every integration adds hours of work and often licences too.
- Language versions. Every additional language means translation, entry and the upkeep of two sets of content.
- Care after launch. Hosting, backups, updates and changes. Some providers fold it into a compulsory monthly subscription; with others it is optional.
The big differences between providers, though, mostly come down to the way they work. A larger agency prices in project management, meetings and handovers between departments. A studio working with you directly often delivers the same scope with less overhead.
Hidden costs
Which costs come on top?
The build price is not the only cost of a website. Before you sign, check four line items:
- Domain and hosting. Roughly €40–120 per year, paid directly to the provider. The domain should always be registered in your name, not the contractor's.
- Licences. Paid templates, plugins, CMSs and external services. A reputable provider lists them separately in the quote.
- Maintenance. Across the market, €25–250 per month. Check whether the subscription is compulsory and what it includes. With us, care is optional: €29, €59 or €119 per month, and the site works without it too.
- Later changes. Ask what an hour of work costs after launch and what counts as a change of scope. This is where most of the bad blood starts.
Honestly
When do you not need a provider at all?
Not always. If you are still testing a business idea, it is smarter to start with a site you put together yourselves: tools like Wix, Squarespace or WordPress.com are entirely sufficient for testing demand and cost far less than a custom build.
If your clients come exclusively through referrals, a well-kept presence on social media and a Google Business Profile may be enough.
You need a provider when the site has to bring in enquiries regularly, when it represents a brand you are proud of, or when you have no time to build and maintain it. Then professional delivery pays for itself through visitors' trust and the time you save.
Our prices
How much does a website cost with us?
Our prices are published and fixed. Quick start, one page with one clear goal: €790, usually within 7–10 working days. Business website with up to five subpages: €1,390. Product site with up to eight subpages: €2,390. An online store is quoted by scope, from €2,900 up.
On the packages page you adapt the starting package to your needs: add subpages, copywriting, languages or a store, and see an indicative price instantly on the page, with no call and no email. Before we start, we confirm the final scope, timeline and price in writing, and the price does not change during the project.
Care after launch is optional. Currently we cover one new .si domain and standard hosting for the first year. All prices for our services are final. VAT is not charged. Exempt from VAT under Article 94.k, first paragraph, of the Slovenian VAT Act (ZDDV-1).