How much does a website cost?

With Sozially you pay between €950 and €2,890 depending on scope. A one-page site or landing page starts at €950, a service website of up to five pages at €1,490, and a larger structure with service and location pages at €2,890. The first year of hosting is included; after that it is €150 per year. All prices exclude VAT.

Four things weigh most: the number of pages, the features you need (such as a booking or inquiry flow), whether you want service and location pages, and how much copy and imagery is already ready. The clearer your offer and material at the start, the less work goes into structure and content.

Not in the first year: hosting is included in every package. From year two, managed hosting with SSL, backups, monitoring, and updates is €150 per year. Beyond that, only what you choose: the Local SEO Starter Package is €250 one-time, ongoing SEO support €500 per month with a three-month minimum. Your domain name is always your own cost.

No, all listed prices exclude VAT. The proposal shows both the amount excluding and including VAT, so you know exactly what you pay.

A webshop is not part of the fixed packages, because the price depends heavily on the number of products, the payment and shipping integrations, and whether stock management is involved. We review those points first, then fix a price in the proposal.

With a template you pay for a design; with us you pay for a structure meant to generate inquiries. Every price includes custom design, a page plan built around your offer, technical SEO, a working contact path, and analytics. That work decides whether visitors get in touch, and it is exactly what a template leaves untouched.

Often yes, because usable content, imagery, and URLs can be retained. It depends on how much of the existing site stands up to review. A redesign also covers SEO migration, so you do not lose existing positions.

The agreed scope and price are fixed, so additional work never changes the agreed price without your approval. If you want to add something mid-project, we check together whether it fits the scope or is quoted as a separate step. You know the cost up front.