How much does a WordPress website cost in 2026?

The cost of a WordPress website depends not on the number of pages, but on the complexity of the tasks, the design and the integrations. Let’s break it all down so you understand what you’re paying for.

What makes up the price

The price is made up of several components: design, layout and development, content creation, SEO optimisation and ongoing support. The most expensive part is not the development itself, but the bespoke design and custom functionality.

• Layout design – from simple templates to unique UI/UX;
• Development of WordPress themes and blocks;
• Content creation: text, photos, data migration;
• Technical SEO and site speed (Core Web Vitals);
• Post-launch support and updates.

Approximate price ranges

Below are the actual price ranges for the Ukrainian market in 2026. These are guidelines: the final cost always depends on the specific technical specifications.

• Landing Page– from $700. A single page for a specific service or promotion.
• Business card website – from $500. A few pages about the company.
• Corporate website – from $1,400. Services catalogue, blog, forms.
• Online shop – from $1,900. WooCommerce, payments, delivery.

More often than not, clients end up paying extra not for the design, but for features that nobody uses. Start with a minimum viable version.

How to avoid overpaying

Draw up a clear technical brief, avoid ‘features for the sake of it’ at the outset, and set aside a budget for maintenance. A ready-made template saves money initially, but a bespoke design pays for itself in the long run through trust and conversion rates.

Do you have a specific project in mind? Get in touch – we’ll calculate the cost for your project free of charge.