What a website actually costs in Ireland
Our full pricing, published. Updated October 2026.
A professional business website in Ireland costs between €900 and €15,000 in 2026, depending on size and functionality. A single page starts at €900; the common five-page SME site runs €1,600 to €3,200; large or custom builds reach €15,000. These are Mizen Studio's own published ranges, not an estimate.
A professional website in Ireland costs between €1,600 and €6,500 for most small and medium businesses. One-page sites start around €900. Large or custom builds run from €6,500 to €15,000. E-commerce is the single biggest thing that moves the number.
Those are not industry averages and we are not going to pretend they are. They are our own quoting ranges, published in full, because the honest answer to this question is almost impossible to find. Most Irish agency pages refuse to give a number at all, and most of what does rank is American, in dollars, and quoting a market that prices very differently.
The website itself
| Scope | From | To | Typical case |
|---|---|---|---|
| One page | €900 | €1,600 | A single scrolling page. Right for a new venture proving an idea. |
| Small site, up to 5 pages | €1,600 | €3,200 | The common shape for an SME: home, services, about, contact. |
| Business site, 6 to 12 pages | €3,200 | €6,500 | Service pages, locations, a blog. Where most growing businesses land. |
| Large or custom | €6,500 | €15,000 | Bespoke functionality, large content sets, integrations. |
Features, added on top
| Feature | From | To | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-commerce | €1,200 | €3,800 | The single biggest driver of cost. Products, payments, shipping, tax. |
| Custom features or integrations | €900 | €3,200 | Anything that has to talk to another system. |
| Copywriting | €300 | €1,300 | Per site, depending on page count and research. |
| Multi-language | €400 | €1,300 | Structure and hreflang, excluding translation itself. |
| Booking or reservations | €400 | €1,000 | Integrated, not a link to a third-party page. |
| Blog or CMS | €300 | €900 | So the client can publish without a developer. |
| Photography | €300 | €900 | A half or full day, shot and edited. |
Added to the build cost above, not instead of it.
Care and hosting, per month
| Site size | From | To |
|---|---|---|
| Small site | €50 | €120 |
| Business site | €90 | €180 |
| Large or custom | €120 | €300 |
Hosting, updates, backups and support. Optional, and you should never be locked in.
SEO, per month
| Scope | From | To | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local SEO and Google Business Profile | €300 | €700 | One town or a small area. |
| Regional | €600 | €1,200 | A county or a few counties. |
| National | €1,200 | €2,500 | Ireland-wide, competing with established players. |
| Competitive or e-commerce | €2,000 | €4,500 | Where the money in the category is already being spent. |
| Add-on | From | To |
|---|---|---|
| Content, per piece per month | €160 | €300 |
| Foundations for a brand new site | €150 | €400 |
| Technical SEO | €200 | €600 |
| E-commerce SEO | €300 | €800 |
| Digital PR and links | €400 | €1,200 |
Added to the monthly scope above.
What this is, and what it is not
This is one studio's pricing, stated plainly and dated. It is not a survey of the Irish market, and anybody presenting a number like that should be asked how they collected it.
What makes it useful is that it is checkable. These are the ranges our own calculators quote from, so you can put your own project through them and get the same figures we would start from. If a quote you receive sits far outside these ranges in either direction, that is worth a question.
Last reviewed 03 October 2026. We update it when our own pricing changes.
Three things worth asking any quote
Who owns it when we are done? You should own the site, the code and the data, with no hostage situation if you leave.
Is the price fixed, and in writing, before work starts? A day rate with no ceiling is how a €3,000 project becomes a €7,000 one.
What is not included? Copy, photography, and the content migration are the three that quietly appear later.
Website pricing in Ireland: common questions
How much does a website cost in Ireland?
For most Irish SMEs, between €1,600 and €6,500. A one-page site starts around €900. Large or custom builds run €6,500 to €15,000. E-commerce is the biggest single cost driver, adding €1,200 to €3,800.
Why do website quotes vary so much?
Because the word covers very different things. A five-page brochure site and a site with booking, payments and an integration are different products. Most of the variation is scope, not margin.
Is a cheap website a false economy?
Not always. A one-page site done properly beats a six-page site done badly. The false economy is paying for pages nobody reads, or paying so little that nobody is left to answer the phone afterwards.
What should SEO cost per month in Ireland?
Local SEO for one town runs €300 to €700 a month. Regional is €600 to €1,200. National is €1,200 to €2,500. Competitive and e-commerce categories run €2,000 to €4,500. Below about €300 a month there is rarely enough time in the budget to do anything.
Do I need a monthly care plan?
No, and you should never be forced into one. It is worth it if nobody internally will do updates and backups. Expect €50 to €300 a month depending on size.
Use these numbers
Free to quote and republish under CC BY 4.0, with attribution. Every figure here is also available as open JSON and CSV.
Mizen Studio, Irish website pricing benchmark 2026. https://mizenstudio.com/data/
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