How much does a professional website cost in Belgium in 2026?
"How much does a website cost?" It is the first question every business owner asks — and the one agencies answer least clearly. The real answer: it depends on what you expect from your site. Here is how a price is built, what makes it vary, and how to compare two quotes without getting it wrong.
Why prices vary so much
A turnkey plan with a monthly subscription and a custom project lasting several months are not the same product. Two quotes with very different amounts can therefore both be honest: they simply do not cover the same pages, features or services.
The four main cost items
- Design: visual identity, mock-ups, mobile adaptation (responsive);
- Development and features: number of pages, content management system, forms, bilingual site, online shop, integrations;
- Content: copywriting, photos, translations;
- Going live and running: domain name, hosting, SSL certificate, backups, security updates, basic SEO.
Three main options
Turnkey with a subscription. A defined scope, a short lead time, a spread-out budget. At Gigaweb, our web packs start at €15/month for the Basic Pack (5-page site), €30/month for the Business Pack (20-page site, with CMS training) and €50/month for the eCommerce Pack (PrestaShop shop), with hosting and SSL included. See the products page for current terms.
A custom site. Design and features built for your business, priced from a project brief. It is the right option when your needs go beyond the scope of a pack.
The do-it-yourself builder. The entry cost is low, but it takes time and the result stays limited by the available templates.
The costs people often forget
- the yearly renewal of the domain name and hosting, sometimes billed separately;
- paid extensions or modules;
- security updates and maintenance, without which a site ages badly;
- content changes after delivery, sometimes billed by the hour;
- ownership of the site and the domain name: who owns them if you change provider?
Comparing two quotes
Before comparing two amounts, compare what they include: hosting, SSL, number of pages, number of revision rounds, training, basic SEO, lead time and maintenance. A cheaper quote that excludes hosting, SEO and training often stops being cheaper once completed.
What budget should you plan?
There is no universal average price. Rather than looking for a number, start from your goal: build awareness, reassure your customers, sell online? That goal sets the scope, and therefore the price. Our team gives you a clear quote, with what is included line by line. You can also read our article on the 7 signs it is time to redo your website.
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