Pricing guide
What does a website actually cost in Ireland?
No jargon, no vague ranges — here is a straight look at how Irish web design pricing works, what moves the number up or down, and why the only honest answer is a quote tailored to your exact project.
How we price a project
We do not publish generic price ranges because every project has a different scope. Instead, we quote after a short discovery call so you get a fixed, written price for exactly what you need.
Every project
Contact for a quote
Every project is different. After a short discovery call, you receive a clear, fixed written proposal with an honest price based on your exact scope — no hidden extras.
What actually drives the price
Almost every euro on a web design quote traces back to one of these. If a quote feels high or suspiciously low, this is the list to check it against.
Ongoing costs to budget for
Domain name — roughly €15–€25 per year for a .ie or .com. You should own it, in your name.
Hosting — varies with the type of site; a brochure site costs far less to run than a busy online store.
Monthly care plan — updates, backups, security checks and small edits, so the site does not quietly rot after launch.
Red flags in a web design quote
- A price with no written scope behind it
- Ongoing fees that only appear after you have signed
- No clarity on who controls your domain
- Stock text left in place at launch
- No plan for mobile — most Irish traffic is on a phone
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost in Ireland?
Every project is priced individually after a short discovery call. Page count, content, e-commerce, booking systems and integrations all move the figure, so the only honest answer is a tailored quote based on your exact scope.
Why do web design prices in Ireland vary so much?
Price follows scope, not luck. Number of pages, whether copy and images are supplied or created, e-commerce and payments, booking systems, integrations, and the depth of SEO work all move the figure. Two quotes at very different prices are usually describing two very different projects.
Is a cheap website ever a good idea?
A very low price usually means a template with stock text, no SEO structure, and no support. That can be fine for a placeholder, but it rarely brings in enquiries. The cheapest site is the one you have to pay to replace in a year.
Are there ongoing costs after launch?
Yes — expect a domain (roughly €15–€25 per year) and hosting. A monthly care plan covers updates, backups, security checks, and small content edits. Everything ongoing should be spelled out in your quote before you commit.
How long does a website take to build in Ireland?
A focused one-page site can be live in about a week. A multi-page business site typically takes two to four weeks, and an online store longer, depending on how quickly content and product information come through.
Your project
Want a real figure for your website?
Tell us what your business needs and we will come back with an honest, tailored price — usually within one business day. No pressure, no hard sell.