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“How much does a website cost?” is the first question we hear from almost every client. The short answer: it depends on what you need. In this article we explain what drives the price, what to watch for when you get an offer, and what our packages cost.
The short answer
At Ioniz the prices are fixed and known in advance:
| Package | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One Pager (one-page website) | Small businesses and individuals | €230 |
| 5 Pager (up to 5 pages) | Businesses that want to present their services and build trust | €480 |
| Online store / e-catalog (up to 50 products) | Businesses that sell products | €630 |
Every package includes custom design, a mobile-friendly layout, basic SEO, automatic updates and a secure, stable website.
What affects the price of a website
1. Number of pages
A one-page website, where everything (about, services, contact) sits on a single scrolling page, is the fastest and most affordable option. If you want separate pages for each service, a gallery and contact, the price goes up because there is more design and content work.
2. Languages
Many businesses in North Macedonia have clients who speak different languages or work with clients abroad. Each extra language means translating all the content and adding a language switch. With us that is +€50 for a One Pager, +€80 for a 5 Pager and +€100 for an online store.
3. Online store or not
An online store needs a cart, orders, categories and product entry, which is why it is the most expensive package. Read more in Building an online store: what you need and what it costs.
4. Extra features
A blog, an online booking system, integrations with other software or something fully custom all add to the price. Our blog module is +€50, and for more complex projects we prepare a custom offer.
5. Content
Texts and photos are a part of the work that is often forgotten. If you have them ready, the project moves faster. If you don’t, agree in advance who will prepare them.
Hidden costs to watch for
The biggest surprises are rarely in the build price. They come afterwards. Before you accept an offer, ask:
- Are the domain and hosting included, and what will they cost next year?
- Who makes changes after launch, and what do they cost? Our on-demand support is €30 per hour.
- Is the website yours? You should have admin access, and the domain should be registered in your name.
- Is the price fixed, or a “from” price that grows with every change?
How long it takes
Basic websites are ready in 1–2 weeks. Larger projects, such as online stores with many products, take 3–4 weeks. The biggest delays usually come from waiting for texts and photos, so prepare them early.
A cheap website or a good website?
A website thrown together on a free template can look fine, but it is often slow, hard to use on a phone and invisible on Google. Most visitors arrive on a mobile phone, so speed and a mobile-friendly layout are not extras, they are the basics. A good website is an investment that should bring you clients, not just “exist”.
How to get an exact offer
The quickest way is to send us a short message: what your business does, how many pages or products you need, in which languages, and whether you have texts and photos. Based on that you get a clear price and timeline before any work begins.
Need a website?
Fixed-price packages from €230. Basic websites are ready in 1–2 weeks.