Ask three suppliers what your website will cost and you may well get three answers: CZK 10,000, 45,000 and 150,000. Nobody has to be lying. Everyone pictures something different behind the word “website”, and the price depends mostly on how much work is actually hidden inside it. We went through the public price lists of Czech studios and freelancers so you have something to compare quotes against.
What public price lists say
We picked suppliers who publish their prices directly on their websites. These are “from” prices as of November 2026, and it isn’t always clear whether they include VAT.
| Supplier | One-page site | Multi-page site | Custom site / with features | E-shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dejtonaweb | from CZK 9,900 | from CZK 17,900 | from CZK 49,900 | from CZK 29,900 |
| Oxy Studio | from CZK 9,999 | from CZK 14,499 (up to 5 pages) | from CZK 44,999 | from CZK 24,900 |
| Webouky | from CZK 16,000 | from CZK 22,000 | — | — |
| Pajskr (market estimate) | from CZK 15,000 | CZK 35,000–50,000 | CZK 50,000–120,000 | from CZK 80,000 |
One thing stands out: entry prices sit around CZK 10,000–16,000, while a website that is meant to bring in customers from search usually costs tens of thousands. According to the author of Pajskr.cz, agencies tend to be 30–100% more expensive than freelancers; Oxy Studio puts the usual agency starting point at CZK 50,000.
What you get for roughly CZK 15,000
For this budget, expect a one-page website or a simple presentation with a few sections. It usually includes an introduction of the business and its services, a contact form, a mobile-friendly layout and basic technical SEO: proper headings, meta descriptions and fast loading.
You usually supply the texts and photos yourself. The design tends to be built on a proven template or a simple layout, and the site works more like a business card you send to clients or link from social media than a source of new leads from Google. For a new business, a new service or a campaign, that is often exactly enough.
What you get for roughly CZK 60,000
Here you are mainly paying for thinking. The supplier researches what your customers search for and designs the structure around it: every service gets its own page that can compete in Google for a specific query. The design is custom, a copywriter often writes the texts, and the site is frequently multilingual.
This category also covers connections to other systems, such as bookings, a CRM, a newsletter or analytics with configured goals. Pajskr.cz quotes CZK 50,000–120,000 for this kind of website. You won’t see the difference from the cheap option at first glance, but you will see it in the number of enquiries six months later.
Costs people forget
Building the website is only the first line item. Before you sign, budget for these as well:
- Domain from CZK 200 a year and hosting at roughly CZK 1,400–2,000 a year (Oxy Studio, Pajskr).
- Copywriting, if you don’t write the texts yourself: CZK 5,000–20,000 (Pajskr).
- Maintenance and updates, especially for WordPress: for example CZK 497 a month at Dejtonaweb or CZK 9,000 a year at Pajskr.
- Small changes after launch at an hourly rate: Webouky charges CZK 400/h, and according to Pajskr the market ranges from CZK 450 to 3,000/h.
For a basic company website, Pajskr.cz estimates a first-year budget of around CZK 51,500 once you add up the build, texts and running costs. It’s good to know that in advance.
How AI is changing prices
A large part of a website’s price is hours of work: design, coding, testing and revisions. AI tools can now speed up the routine part considerably, which is why the price of a good website can come down without the result getting worse. The condition is that a person who knows what to check stays in charge: speed, security, accessibility and whether the site actually does its job.
That’s the principle we work on, too. A website or landing page with us starts at CZK 15,000, and the final price depends on the scope we agree on together.
What to ask before you sign
Before accepting any quote, get answers to a few questions. What exactly is included, and what isn’t? Who supplies the texts and photos? Will you own the website, including the code and access to the domain and hosting? How many rounds of revisions are included? And how much do changes cost after launch? A supplier who answers these clearly and in writing will save you plenty of unpleasant surprises.
Want to know what your website would cost? Write to us — a few sentences about what you need are enough.
Sources: Dejtonaweb – price list, Oxy Studio – How much does a website cost, Webouky – price list, Pajskr – Website prices 2026. Prices checked on 11 November 2026.