Website development at LatSEO costs from €449 for a one-page website, from €799 for a business website and from €1,299 for an online store (excl. VAT). The final price depends on add-ons, and after launch you should budget for hosting — €10 per month — and a domain — €20 per year.
In this article I explain what the base price includes, what makes a website more expensive and how much the first year costs in total. All figures come from my price list, and you can check them in the price calculator.
Website prices in 2026: the short answer
| Website type | Best for | Development time | Price excl. VAT |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-page website | Small businesses and the self-employed | 3–5 working days | from €449 |
| Business website | Small and medium-sized businesses | 2–4 weeks | from €799 |
| Online store | Businesses that sell online | depends on the number of products and features | from €1,299 |
What the base price includes
Every package includes a custom design, a mobile version, an SSL certificate and built-in basic SEO. A one-page website has up to 5 sections; a business website has no limit on the number of sections. The online store package already includes a product catalogue, cart, checkout and payment integration.
Built-in SEO means the website is technically prepared for Google Search:
- technically clean code and fast loading (Core Web Vitals);
- optimised for mobile devices;
- a clear URL structure;
- a correct heading hierarchy.
The code and the domain belong to you, whichever package you choose.
What makes a website more expensive
Most of the price differences come from additional features. They are added as needed, and each has a fixed price.
| Add-on | Price |
|---|---|
| Core online store features (catalogue, cart, checkout, payments) | €599 |
| Customer accounts and registration | €299 |
| Logo design (3 options) | €289 |
| Product filters and sorting | €169 |
| Discount module | €69 |
| Homepage slideshow | €45 |
| Multi-language support, blog, reviews section, survey, on-site search | €42 each |
| Video gallery | €39 |
| Photo gallery, newsletter sign-up | €35 each |
| Contact form, social media integration, sitemap | €25 each |
Price and timeline also depend on how ready your content is. If the texts and images are ready at the start of development, the website can launch sooner.
Three pricing examples
To make the prices easier to understand, I added up three typical options. The first-year total also includes hosting and a .lv domain.
1. A one-page website for a self-employed person
- One-page website — €449
- Contact form — €25
- Development total: €474
- Hosting for 12 months (€10 × 12) — €120, domain — €20
- First year total: €614 excl. VAT
2. A business website with a blog in two languages
- Business website — €799
- Blog — €42, multi-language support — €42
- Logo design — €289
- Development total: €1,172
- Hosting — €120, domain — €20
- First year total: €1,312 excl. VAT
3. An online store with filters and customer accounts
- Online store (core online store features included) — €1,299
- Product filters and sorting — €169
- Customer accounts and registration — €299
- Discount module — €69
- Development total: €1,836
- Online store hosting (€15 × 12) — €180, domain — €20
- First year total: €2,036 excl. VAT
You can add up your own option in the calculator — it uses the same prices.
Monthly and yearly costs after launch
| Item | Price excl. VAT |
|---|---|
| Hosting and maintenance — website | €10/month |
| Hosting and maintenance — online store | €15/month |
| Domain registration (.lv) | €20/year |
| Fixes and changes after handover | €25/h |
If you want your website to actively climb in Google rankings after launch, monthly SEO costs from €300/month. It is not mandatory — built-in SEO is already included in the development price.
WordPress, Shopify, Wix or custom code
The choice of platform mainly determines who will change the content after launch.
- WordPress, Shopify or Wix — you can change texts, images and products yourself.
- Custom code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) — I make the changes for €25 per hour.
If you plan to add news or products often, choose a platform where you can do it yourself. If the content changes rarely, custom code lets you build a website without the extra weight that slows down loading.
Why the cheapest website can cost more
The most expensive mistake is usually not the development price, but a website that has to be rebuilt a year later because Google does not show it. When a site is rebuilt, the addresses change, and old links start leading to an error page.
I have experienced this myself: after a URL structure change, Google Ads sent visitors to a 404 page for four days, and the money paid for the clicks was spent with no result. That is why I include the SEO basics — structure, addresses and headings — in the development price. Read more in the article “Why SEO should start before website development”.
Frequently asked questions
Do the prices include VAT?
No, all prices are excl. VAT.
How long does it take to get a website?
A one-page website takes 3–5 working days, a business website 2–4 weeks. The timeline for an online store depends on the number of products and features.
Is SEO included in the website price?
Yes, basic SEO is included in every package: clean code and fast loading, a mobile version, URL structure and heading hierarchy. Active work on rankings after launch is a separate service — from €300/month.
Who owns the website after development?
The code and the domain belong to you. I provide the hosting and maintenance.
If you want to know the exact price of your website, choose an option in the calculator and send a request. I will reply within 24 hours.
