Website cost: how much does a professional website actually cost in the Netherlands in 2025?

For small and medium-sized businesses in the Netherlands, a website is an important prerequisite for promotion in any field. It is through the website that customers place orders, share important events in the life of the company, announce promotions, and receive feedback. At the same time, every entrepreneur has to worry about the financial aspects, so the question arises: how not to overpay and get a website that meets all criteria and does not require overly complex maintenance. How much can a website cost? What factors influence its cost? What should be done to achieve the optimal cost-benefit ratio? Find out right now.

Types of websites and their impact on project cost

The first and key parameter that determines the price of a website is its type. There are the following types:

1. Business card website – consists of 1-5 pages, provides information about services or products, ordering methods, and motivational blocks. Such projects do not require much time and effort, are designed to attract the target audience and obtain data for feedback.
2. Corporate portal – involves basic SEO optimization, use of the company’s logo and colors, more in-depth disclosure of advantages, detailed description of goods and services, integration with chats and CRM. Many organizations also order several language versions, depending on the location of their customers.
3. Online store – has a wide range of functions, allows not only ordering but also online payment, contains detailed product specifications, requires lengthy preparation for launch, taking into account SEO goals.

WebStork offers the opportunity to order websites at promotional prices – from €1,125 for a landing page, from €2,250 for a multi-page website, and from €3,750 for an e-commerce platform. 

Other factors to consider

The cost of a website is influenced not only by the type of site, but also by many other factors:

• the contractor – there are freelancers who offer more favorable rates, but working with a web studio is a more reliable option, since all the terms are specified in the contract, so you know exactly what you will get for your money;
• the scale of the project – the more pages, the higher the cost, because more time is needed to develop the design and fill it with content;
• options available to users;
• data synchronization with applications for Android and iOS devices;
• requirements for integration with marketplaces;
• number of connected social networks and chatbots;
• list of payment systems;
• legal support for e-commerce enterprises;
• type of hosting and duration of website address provision;
• provision of additional services, including resource promotion and administration.

The best approach for SMEs planning to do business in the Netherlands is to abandon templates in favor of personalized development that takes individual characteristics into account. It makes no sense to use ready-made schemes in a highly competitive environment, especially when there is an opportunity to create something unique, and WebStork specialists can help with this. Sign up for a free consultation by calling +31 685 24 00 98 or online to talk to real web development experts!