How much does a website cost in Spain in 2026?

It's the first question almost every business asks us. The short answer: a professional website in Spain costs between €400 and €3,000 depending on what you need. The useful answer is in the details, and that's where many people overpay or, worse, underpay and end up with a site that doesn't sell.

Typical prices by type of website

Prices exclude VAT (21%). A generic template can be cheaper, but it rarely fits your brand or the way your customers buy.

What makes the price go up or down

• Number of pages and languages. A site in Spanish and English for tourists costs more than a single version, but usually pays for itself.
• Features. Bookings, online payments, a filterable catalogue or a customer area add development hours.
• Custom design or template. A custom design builds trust; an adapted template is faster and cheaper.
• Copy and photos. If you provide them, you save. If we prepare them, the result usually converts better.

Costs nobody mentions

• Domain: €10–40 per year.
• Hosting: from €0 on modern platforms for small sites to €20–30 per month for busy stores.
• Maintenance: updates, backups and small edits, usually €30–100 per month.
• Payment fees: with Stripe, around 1.5% + €0.25 per European card payment.

Cheap or expensive? How to decide

The right question isn't how much the website costs, but how many customers it brings you. A €990 site that brings two extra bookings or orders a week pays for itself in weeks. A €300 site that takes six seconds to load on a phone is one nobody sees.

• It loads fast on mobile (most of your customers will arrive from their phone).
• Customers understand in five seconds what you offer and how to contact you.
• You get a fixed price and a written timeline before work starts.

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