Start with the job the website must do
A brochure website for an established local service is a different project from a multilingual property portal, a booking system or an online shop. Page count matters but page purpose matters more. A useful quotation should identify the audiences, services, locations and actions the website needs to support.
What usually changes the price
The main variables are content preparation, the number of distinct page layouts, photography, languages, forms, bookings, payments, product data and integrations. A redesign can also require an audit of old URLs and redirects so useful search history is not discarded.
Ask whether mobile work, accessibility checks, performance work and testing are included. They are part of the finished website, not decorative extras.
Compare the complete first-year cost
Put the build, domain, hosting, business email, legal-page preparation, premium software and support into one first-year figure. Then calculate the normal annual cost from year two. A low build price can be misleading if essential items are recurring add-ons.
Our quote comparison guide gives you a line-by-line checklist.
The Javea Web Design fixed package
The standard business website is €995 + IVA. It covers up to 20 professionally built pages, mobile-friendly design, editing access, logo design, business email setup, Google Business Profile setup, on-page SEO and AI-ready structure, standard privacy and cookie pages, first-year hosting and launch support.
It is intended for a straightforward business website. Online shops, translation into other languages, ongoing SEO and custom systems sit outside the package and are quoted separately.
When €1,995 + IVA is the relevant figure
The complete WooCommerce package is €1,995 + IVA. It is for a defined online shop rather than a standard service website. Product volume, shipping rules, payment providers, subscriptions and connections to other business systems need to be confirmed before a shop is scoped. See the ecommerce package for the current inclusions and exclusions.
Ownership affects long-term value
Confirm who owns the domain, design, written content, images and administrative access. Also ask whether the website can be moved to another host. A website that you can edit and move gives the business more control than a low-cost rental arrangement. Read what website ownership should mean.
Questions to ask before accepting
- What exact pages and functions are included?
- Who prepares the words and photographs?
- How many review rounds are included?
- Will I have full editing and administrator access?
- Who owns the domain and website files?
- What renews each year and at what price?
- What support is available after launch?