Pricing

How Much a Website or App Costs in 2026

Fixed prices, no surprises: a landing page from 690 €, a corporate website from 1,200 €, an online store from 2,200 €, a custom platform from 3,900 € and a mobile app for iOS and Android from 4,900 €. VAT not included.

Starting prices per project, except maintenance and SEO, which are monthly fees. VAT not included. The final fixed quote depends on the real scope: we confirm it before starting, never halfway through the project.

What every project includes

A landing page, corporate website, online store, custom platform and mobile app are one-off projects, each delivered with this included as standard:

• Original design for your project, not a generic template.
• A mobile-adapted version, checked on real screens.
• Technical SEO from the start: load speed, semantic structure and correct metadata.
• Two rounds of review before final delivery.
• Publication included: on your hosting or domain, or on the app stores for a mobile app.
• A short handover so you can update basic content yourself.

What each monthly fee includes

Maintenance and SEO are recurring services, not a closed project: there's no final delivery or review rounds, just ongoing work for as long as the fee runs. Here's what each one covers.

Maintenance

• Security updates for the website or app.
• Periodic backups.
• Minor content changes.

SEO and AI search visibility

• Technical SEO: load speed, semantic structure and structured data.
• Optimised content, written to answer what people actually search for.
• Preparing your site so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can cite it as a source.
• A monthly report on what's been done and how it's evolving.

What drives the price up

The starting price on each row is the entry point. What actually moves the final quote are these factors, concrete and verifiable in any quote we give you:

• Number of screens or sections. A single-page landing doesn't cost the same as a site with fifteen different sections.
• Integrations with external systems. Connecting to a CRM, an ERP, a third-party API or an existing database adds development and integration work that isn't in the base price.
• Multiple languages. Each extra language means separate layout, content management and SEO, not just translation.
• Payment gateway. Charging online requires integrating Stripe, Redsys or another gateway, with its own security testing and checkout flow.
• Tight deadlines. Asking for delivery much faster than usual means reorganising the work, at an added cost.

I don't use phrases like "every project is unique" to justify an unexplained extra cost: if something in your project falls into this list, I tell you before we start, with the exact figure.

How payment works

Payment splits into two equal parts: 50% to start the project, as confirmation of the booking, and the remaining 50% on delivery, once the website or app is live and working. There are no hidden monthly charges or extra fees that don't appear in the signed quote, except for the services that are explicitly monthly, like maintenance or SEO.