How much does a website cost in Venice (and the Veneto) in 2026

“How much does a website cost?” is the first question people ask us, and rightly so. The honest answer is that it depends, but “it depends” on its own helps nobody: here you will find our starting prices, what makes them go up and which costs come afterwards, so you can get an idea before you even ask for a quote.

Why prices vary so much

The word “website” covers very different things: a single page to launch an offer, a ten-page presentation site in three languages, an online shop with hundreds of products and payments built in. The starting point changes too (a ready-made template or a bespoke design), and so does who prepares the copy and the photos. That is why two quotes for “a website” can differ many times over, and both be fair.

Our starting prices

Type of site	From	Typical timing
Simple landing page	500 euro	a couple of days
Presentation site	on quote	one to three weeks
Online shop	1,500 euro	up to about a month

A landing page is a single page built around one goal: getting bookings, calls or sign-ups for an event. It is the quickest way to be online with something polished.

A presentation site tells the story of your business across several pages: who you are, what you offer, where to find you, how to get in touch. The price depends mostly on how many pages you need and in how many languages, so we quote it case by case.

An online shop starts at 1,500 euro and reaches around 10,000 euro for complex projects: many products with variants, several languages and currencies, special shipping rules, connections to your stock or management software.

What makes the price go up (or down)

• Languages. In Venice, for anyone working with tourism, a site in Italian only leaves out a large share of customers. Every extra language means copy to translate and pages to look after.
• Features. Bookings, payments, members’ areas, event calendars: each one adds development and testing work.
• Copy and photos. If you supply them, you save; if we take care of them with our collaborators, the site gains but the quote grows.
• Connections to other tools. Sending enquiries to your CRM or orders to your management software, for example with n8n automation, removes repetitive work but has to be designed.
• Design. Starting from a proven base costs less than a design drawn from scratch.

The costs after launch

The price of the site is not the only item. Planning for these from the start avoids surprises:

• Domain and hosting, renewed every year. We can manage them for you; the domain stays in your name either way.
• Maintenance: plugin and component updates, checks that the site works, fixes for small errors. With us it is billed by the hour, starting from 20 euro per hour, only when needed.
• Promotion, if you want to grow faster: ongoing SEO, Google Ads campaigns, care of your Google Business Profile.

And if one day you want to change agency, the site and the domain are yours: we hand over every credential.

How to get a useful quote

The more information you give, the more precise the quote (and the less it changes along the way). Before asking for one, try answering these questions:

1. What is the main goal of the site: bookings, enquiries, sales, getting known?
2. How many pages do you imagine, and in which languages?
3. Do you need special features, such as bookings, payments or a members’ area?
4. Do you already have copy and photos, or do they need preparing?
5. Is there a site, even from another sector, that you like?
6. When do you need it, and what budget do you have in mind?

If you work in Venice, Mestre, the Lido, Chioggia or along the Riviera del Brenta, we can hold the first meeting at your place: see how we work on the web agency in Venice page, and if you are in Padua on the one for Padua. Or write to us with your answers to the questions above: we will prepare a tailored proposal, with clear timing and costs.