How long does a website take?

With content ready, a Starter build typically takes 1-2 weeks; larger scopes take longer. The most common delay is content (texts, photos) arriving late.

Who should own the domain and hosting?

You. The domain must be registered under your identity with panel access. Put it in the contract; walk away from anyone who objects.

Template or custom design?

A well-executed template serves most businesses; what matters is mobile behaviour and brand adaptation. Custom design pays off when differentiation itself earns money.

My site is old — renew or rebuild?

If your domain and Google history have value, renew on the same address. Starting over only makes sense if you don't own the site or the technical foundation is rotten.

Do e-commerce sites cost the same?

No — online payment, product management and shipping integrations are a separate job with separate tiers. For catalogue-plus-WhatsApp-orders we also have a leaner middle option.

Website Costs in 2026: Why Quotes Range From $150 to $5,000

The honest answer to "how much does a website cost" is a range. This guide explains where the spread comes from, which end makes sense for which situation, and how to compare quotes properly. Our own prices are at the end — no surprises.

What actually drives the price

Four things: page count and content volume, functionality (a form, a booking flow, online payment), who produces the content (your texts and photos, or the agency's), and post-launch maintenance. When comparing quotes, ask about these four separately; the difference between two quotes is usually in scope, not in price.

The hidden cost of the cheap quote

Most rock-bottom offers are a ready-made template with your logo, and the real cost arrives later: the site is registered under the builder's account, so you're locked in; it breaks on mobile; technical SEO was never done. Fixing a cheap site almost always costs more than building it right — we know because fix-it jobs are how many clients find us.

Where you can save

Prepare your own content (photos and texts from you make the job cheaper), cut pages down to real needs (five strong pages beat fifteen thin ones), and defer nice-to-haves. Blogs, extra languages and member areas can be added later — buying them upfront inflates the price and delays launch.

Where you should never save

Three places: domain and site ownership must be YOURS (in writing), mobile compatibility is non-negotiable, and the technical SEO foundation (titles, speed, indexing) must be built in from day one — retrofitting it costs as much as rebuilding. And measurement: if you don't know how many people visit and from where, the site is decoration, not a storefront.

Is a monthly fee normal?

Yes, and usually in your favour — hosting, security updates, backups and small changes have to come from somewhere. The thing to check is what the fee covers, in writing: how many content changes per month, backup frequency, response time. The word "maintenance" alone promises nothing.

Our numbers — in the open

Our website packages come in three tiers, all with no setup fee: Conversion Site at 2,490 TL/month (up to 5 pages, mobile-ready, technical SEO foundation included), Business at 3,490 TL/month (up to 12 pages, blog and one booking/catalogue module), Advanced at 4,990 TL/month (up to 25 pages, multilingual). Care, hosting and updates are in the monthly price, with the scope itemized on our site; we work on a minimum 6-month contract. The domain is registered in your name; if you leave, your domain and content are handed to you, and the transfer fee to buy the site outright is 7,900 TL. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll tell you honestly which tier fits — sometimes the answer is "the Conversion Site is enough for now", because a reference is worth more than an upsell.