How much does a website cost in Slovakia in 2026 – and what drives the price

What a website costs according to public price lists

The table includes only amounts we found directly on the supplier's own website on 12.11.2026. We do not convert or round them. “From” is the lower limit the supplier states. Where a price list does not say whether VAT (DPH) is included, we say so. Prices are in euros as published, with the decimal format of the source.

Websites on a monthly subscription: what the price lists say

With a subscription you do not pay for the website upfront; you pay a monthly fee instead. It usually covers hosting, technical maintenance and content changes. What matters is what happens when you stop paying, so we added that to the table wherever the supplier states it.

One-off or subscription: how we calculate three-year costs

Comparing a one-off price with a monthly fee over a single month makes no sense. We calculate over three years, which is a typical period a company uses a website without a major rebuild.

For a subscription the formula is simple: monthly price × 36 months, or annual price × 3 on annual billing. For a one-off website: build price + hosting × 36 months. We leave the domain out because you pay for it in both models.

We only plug in figures the supplier has published. Where a price list gives no exact amount for running costs (for example “in the order of tens of euros a year”), we do not add it and we say so. “From” prices are lower limits; real projects tend to cost more. For buyers who are not VAT-registered, prices “excl. VAT” are higher by VAT at the current rate.

We do not put a figure for our own running costs in the table: hosting and support depend on the size of the site, and we state the amount in the quote.

Three-year costs calculated from verified prices

What the numbers show

The lowest three-year cost comes from a site builder you assemble yourself: Webnode ŠTANDARD on annual billing totals €291.60 over three years. You pay with your own time, though — copy, photos, structure and changes are up to you.

Studio subscriptions in these price lists come to between €991.80 and €2,340 over three years. For that you get the website and ongoing care, with nothing to pay upfront. The difference is ownership: according to the terms the suppliers publish, the website is deactivated or taken offline when the subscription ends, while the domain and content stay with you.

A one-off website costs more at the start, but over three years, with low hosting costs, it reaches a similar or lower total than a subscription. Which model suits you depends on how often you want to change the site and whether you want it to remain yours after the cooperation ends. This is not a rating of suppliers, only a recalculation of their published prices.

Why one website costs €300 and another €3,000

• Template or custom design. A website on a ready-made template is cheaper; a design made for your company takes more work.
• Number of pages. One page with your offer and contacts is a different scope from a separate page for every service, references and a blog.
• Who writes the copy. If you supply the texts, it is cheaper; if the studio writes them after talking to you, that is separate work.
• Language versions. Each additional language with its own URL and copy means additional pages, not just a switcher.
• Admin panel. If you want to edit texts and photos yourself, you need a content management system — price lists often put it in a higher package.
• Integrations: bookings, payments, sending form enquiries to a CRM or invoicing. For example, firstpage.sk lists a booking module at +€149 and a payment module at +€1,299 (checked 12.11.2026).
• Online shop. Catalogue, cart and orders are a separate category; price lists show them separately from websites.
• Deadline. Express delivery usually costs extra: firstpage.sk lists “Expres 12h +79 €” (checked 12.11.2026).

When Webnode or another site builder is enough

• You need a business card site: who you are, what you do, contact details and a map. The website is not your main source of orders.
• You have the time to build the page yourself and your texts and photos are ready.
• You want to start right away on a minimal budget. Webnode also offers a free start, and you can choose a paid plan later.
• You do not need form enquiries sent to a CRM, several languages with their own URLs or special features.
• You first want to test whether there is demand for your service. A simple page is enough for that; a custom website can come later.
• If most of these points apply to you, we will tell you so in the consultation and will not try to sell you a custom website.

What our base scope includes and what it does not

In the base scope we build a landing page: one page in one language, built around your main offer. It usually takes 1–2 weeks, and we fix the price in a one-page quote before any work starts. More about the process is on the websites and landing pages page, and how we quote is explained on the pricing page.

Included in the price:

• structure and copy, prepared after a conversation with you and approved by you before design starts;
• responsive design for mobile and desktop;
• a form that sends enquiries to a CRM and Telegram and confirms submission to the visitor;
• basic SEO: title and description for search engines, schema.org markup, sitemap;
• cookie-free analytics, so the analytics itself needs no cookie banner;
• launch on a server in the EU with HTTPS and backups.
• Not included, priced separately: additional languages, more subpages, custom photos and illustrations, an online shop, complex integrations (bookings, invoicing, internal systems) and an admin panel for content changes.
• Running costs after launch (hosting and, if you want it, support) are listed in the quote as a separate item. The code and data belong to you and the site can be moved to another host.

What we can show as proof

We do not have external website clients yet, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we can show are the group's own systems and open demos: this Pellucide website in four languages, a quiz funnel on the group's website that sends leads to the CRM, and concepts built for fictional brands. If you are also thinking about managing enquiries, see the calculation in how much a custom CRM costs.

Questions and answers

Sources

• Allweb — allweb.sk/cennik/, packages Štartovacia, Vizitková, Jednoduchý web, Web Štandard; “Všetky ceny v cenníku sú uvedené bez DPH” (checked 12.11.2026)
• Lacne-webstranky — lacne-webstranky.sk/cennik/, packages ŠTART, PREMIUM, PROFI, one-off (checked 12.11.2026)
• FirstPage — firstpage.sk, packages ENTRY, PREMIUM, PROFESSIONAL, Custom Web and add-ons (checked 12.11.2026)
• ITgale — itgale.sk/cena-webu, company website and hosting (checked 12.11.2026)
• MR. Digital — mrdigital.sk/tvorba-web-stranok, company presentation and website with a CMS (checked 12.11.2026)
• ProGrafik — prografik.sk/sluzba/tvorba-webstranok, landing page and company website (checked 12.11.2026)
• Ramsita — ramsita.sk, packages Web, Web + SEO and WordPress website (checked 12.11.2026)
• WebSnov — websnov.sk, Business Web, website without subscription, hosting, cancellation terms (checked 12.11.2026)
• Velocis — velocis.sk/cennik, Start and Growth plans (checked 12.11.2026)
• Fancyweb — fancyweb.sk/cennik, ŠTART package and cancellation terms (checked 12.11.2026)
• Webnode — webnode.com/sk/cennik-w2/, premium services price list on annual and monthly billing (checked 12.11.2026)
• Pellucide — how our quote is built (pricing page)
• Third-party prices were checked on 12.11.2026 and may have changed since. Please check them directly with the supplier before deciding.

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