Five things that set the price
The price of a website depends less on the number of pages than on the scope of the work. Clarifying these five items before you ask for a quote avoids surprises.
- Languages: offering German, French, Italian and English together adds content and testing work.
- Design: a ready-made template or an interface built for you?
- Features: booking, online payment, accounts or an admin panel.
- Integrations: TWINT, accounting, CRM, email.
- Care: updates, backups and monitoring after launch.
Template versus custom code
A template looks cheap at first, but once you hit its limits, plug-ins, workarounds and slowness add up. A custom-coded site needs a higher starting investment, yet it is built around your business, runs fast and does not have to be rewritten as you grow.
Costs that are easy to miss
- Annual domain and hosting
- Security updates
- Content translation and editing
- Photography and copywriting
The right question is not “which is cheapest?” but “what is the total cost after three years?”
Start by writing the scope down. Globalsoft quotes show clearly what is included up to launch and afterwards. You can review the packages on our pricing page or request a free quote.