How much does a website cost?

The cost of a website in Slovenia ranges from a few hundred to several thousand euros — depending on scope, complexity and whether it's a simple presentation site, a business site with more features, or an online store. That's why there's no flat answer to "how much does a website cost"; but the price can be clearly explained so you know exactly what you're paying for.

At GE-KO there are no hidden costs. The project price covers everything from the first conversation to launch — concept, unique design, development, responsiveness for all devices and technical SEO. Hosting and maintenance are billed separately, yearly, and stated clearly in advance.

Website price by type: presentation, business, online store

All prices exclude VAT and are indicative — every project is unique. After a short chat we prepare a no-obligation quote with an exact price.

• Presentation website (up to 5 pages, content editing in BlocCMS): from €590 — ideal for small businesses and sole traders needing a professional online presence.
• Business website (unlimited pages, CMS, multilingual): from €1,190 — for companies that want to manage the site themselves and grow.
• Online store on Shopify (products, payments, shipping): from €1,490 — a complete online sales channel; a custom store from €2,990.
• Monthly rental: from €39 / month — no large upfront investment, hosting and maintenance included.

What should you compare besides the website price?

Two proposals with the same total price can include very different things. Before deciding, check at least the following.

• Scope

  How many pages, languages, forms, integrations and custom features are included?

• Design

  Is the design tailored to the business or based on a generic template? How many revision rounds are included?

• Content

  Who prepares and enters copy, images, metadata and translations?

• SEO foundation

  Are titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, sitemap, robots rules, redirects and basic structured data included?

• Migration

  For a redesign, who maps the old URLs and prepares 301 redirects?

• Measurement

  Are Search Console, analytics and enquiry tracking included?

• Ownership

  Who owns the code, content, domain and accounts, and what happens if you change provider?

• Maintenance

  What are the ongoing costs after launch and what does the maintenance service actually include?

Tip: Read more in What should a good website proposal include?.

What affects the price of a website?

• Number of pages and amount of content.
• A fully custom design versus adapting a template.
• Extra features: bookings, payments, third-party integrations, multiple languages.
• Content preparation — copy and photos (we help with this too).
• Whether you also need a logo or full brand identity.

Why a pricier site often pays off

The lowest starting price is not always the lowest long-term cost. Before accepting a proposal, check what it actually includes: design, mobile optimisation, technical SEO, content, analytics, support, ownership of the code or system, and the costs after launch.

Our philosophy is simple: fewer pages, but ones that truly work for you.