How Much Does a Website Cost in 2026? Six Things That Set the Price

The short answer

A website price is not one number. Six things set it: the type of site, template or custom design, the number of pages, who provides the copy and images, the integrations you need and maintenance after launch.

The figures in this article are the VAT-inclusive starting prices published on Piküp Medya’s pricing page as of October 2026. The final price is set in a written quote once the scope is clear.

1. The type of site

A single-page concept site tells your story in one flow and leads to one action: a booking, a reservation or a quote request. At Piküp a single-page concept site starts from ₺9,000, and each extra page is ₺2,500.

A custom-designed landing page for a campaign or a single service starts from ₺14,000. A multi-page corporate website designed for your brand starts from ₺35,000, and each extra custom page is ₺4,000.

If you will sell online, the price is calculated separately. An e-commerce setup on a ready platform such as ikas, Shopify, T-Soft or Ticimax starts from ₺25,000.

2. Template or custom design?

A ready template is a fast and cheap start. But you will look similar to many sites using the same template, and as your business grows its limits get in the way.

Custom design is built from scratch around your brand and goals. It takes more work, so it costs more. Which one fits you depends on how long and for what purpose the site will be used.

3. Who provides the copy and images?

What delays a project most is usually content, not design. If copy and photos come ready from you, the timeline is shorter and the price is lower.

For example, a concept site is delivered in 4 business days if your copy and visuals are ready. If we produce the content and materials, it takes two weeks and ₺5,000 is added. For corporate sites, who produces the content should also be stated in the quote.

4. Integrations

Online payment, shipping, an ERP or CRM connection, a booking system or a multilingual setup are the main items that raise the price. Each one needs its own work and testing.

List the systems your site must talk to before you ask for quotes. An integration added later takes longer and costs more than one planned from the start.

5. After launch: maintenance and yearly costs

The work does not end at launch. Security updates, backups and small changes need maintenance. At Piküp the maintenance, update and support service starts from ₺13,000, and additional development requested later is charged at ₺500 per hour.

The domain name and hosting are often separate yearly costs. Always ask whether the quote includes them.

6. Comparing quotes

A large price gap between two quotes is usually a scope gap. When comparing, check how many pages there are, whether the design is custom, who provides the content, which integrations are included, whether the site can be managed from a panel, and who maintains it after delivery and for how long.

Besides the price, look at speed, mobile usability and whether the site is ready for search engines. A cheap site that is slow or never found ends up costing more in the long run.