Web Design Prices in Prague: What €599 vs €2,550 Actually Buys

Ask five Prague agencies what a website costs and you’ll get five numbers and no explanation. We publish our prices, so let’s explain them — including when the cheap option is genuinely the right one.

€599 — the honest starter

Our Basic package is a professionally designed personal or small-business site with your own content management. It fits a barber, a café, a tradesperson: businesses whose customers need opening hours, photos, a map and a phone number. What it doesn’t include is custom functionality — and if you don’t need any, paying for it would be waste.

€1,399 — when the website has a job to do

The Entrance tier buys responsive design across up to five sections, structured for search engines from day one. This is the right level when the site must actively win customers: a restaurant that needs reservations, a clinic that needs appointment requests, a studio that needs portfolio credibility.

€2,550 — when the website is the business

E-commerce Pro is full online selling: product management, payments, the legal pages Czech e-shops need. Here the site is not marketing — it is the cash register, and reliability engineering is most of the price.

What makes any price a waste

A site at any price fails if nobody finds it. That’s why every tier we build ships with SEO foundations — clean structure, fast loading, correct metadata. A beautiful site that Google can’t read is decoration.

Not sure which tier fits? Describe your business to us — we’ll tell you honestly, including if the €599 option is all you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a website cost in Prague?

Professional pricing typically starts around €599 for a small-business site, €1,399 for a multi-section business site and €2,550 for full e-commerce.

Why are agency quotes so different for the same website?

Quotes differ because scope differs — design depth, content, SEO foundations and functionality; always compare what is included, not just the number.

Is a €599 website good enough for a small business?

Yes, when your customers mainly need hours, photos, a map and contact — paying for unused functionality is waste.

When is the e-commerce tier worth it?

When the site is the cash register: product management, payments and legal pages make reliability engineering most of the price.

What makes any website price a waste of money?

A site nobody finds; every tier should ship with SEO foundations — clean structure, fast loading, correct metadata.

Do you charge for advising which tier fits?

No — describe your business and we will tell you honestly, including when the cheapest option is the right one.

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