14 October 2026 · 5 min read
How much does a website cost in Baku? A 2026 guide
Landing page vs company site vs online store, what changes the price, and what to ask when you get a quote.
The honest answer to “how much is a website?” is: it depends on what you're building. The same word covers a one-day template and a store that takes months. This guide explains what actually drives the price.
Three main types
- Landing page — one page for a product or campaign, built to collect leads from ads. With us: from 290 ₼, 1–2 weeks.
- Company website — a multi-page site for your company, services and projects, usually with an admin panel and several languages. From 750 ₼, 3–4 weeks.
- Online store — catalogue, cart, card payments and order management. From 1 450 ₼, 4–6 weeks.
What drives the price up?
Page count matters, but features matter more:
- Custom design instead of a template.
- Language versions — each one means copy, checks and SEO.
- An admin panel to edit content without a developer.
- Payments and integrations — banks, 1C, CRM, delivery services.
- Rush timelines, which pull the team off other work.
The hidden costs of a cheap site
Very cheap offers often skip a working mobile version, speed, analytics, and registering the site in your name. Later the domain sits in someone else's account, the site loads slowly and ad money is wasted.
Ask these when you get a quote
- Is the price fixed or an estimate?
- Whose name are the domain, hosting and code in?
- Are mobile and speed tested?
- How are changes after launch handled and priced?
- Is payment split into stages?
To see a range for your project, the calculator on our site gives one in 30 seconds. We fix the final price in the contract after a free consultation.