Worth knowing
How much does a website cost?
Website pricing starts from €1,230 net for Landing Page Start, a single sales page; Website Pro, a site with a custom graphic design, is quoted individually. The difference doesn't come from looks alone: it comes from the number of views to design, the number of subpages to build, and how much work the features need.
What determines the price?
- Landing page or full site. Landing Page Start is a single sales page built in the block editor; Website Pro is a custom graphic design and a full site structure. This is the single biggest difference in budget.
- Number of views and subpages. Website Pro includes a graphic design for five views and the build of ten subpages. Each additional view and each additional subpage is separate design and build work.
- Language versions. The Pro package includes two, Polish and English. Further versions are quoted separately.
- Scope of functionality. A contact form is standard, but calculators, configurators or integrations with external systems are separate developer work.
- Content. Adding basic content is included in every package. Writing it from scratch is quoted according to the copywriting pricing.
What do you get in each package?
Every project starts with a workshop where we agree the goals and needs. We build on WordPress, in the native block editor, so you change content yourself from the admin panel, without calling the agency. The site is responsive, built to SEO standards and secured. We don't build full sites on a ready-made theme, other than the landing page: every bigger project gets its own layout.
No page builder: Gutenberg in Full Site Editing mode
We don't build websites on page builders such as Elementor, Divi or WPBakery. We rely on WordPress's native editor, Gutenberg, in Full Site Editing (FSE) mode. FSE is a way of building a theme where the whole site is assembled from blocks, not just the content of subpages: you edit the header, the footer, view templates and ready-made sections in the same editor you use to write content.
The difference comes down to who owns the site's layout. A page builder is an extra layer on top of WordPress, with its own licence, its own code loaded on every subpage and its own content format. Gutenberg is part of WordPress, develops alongside it and stores content in a standard format, so the site isn't locked into one plugin.
- Blocks designed for your site. We design and build a set of custom blocks that match your graphic design. You can put together a new subpage or a campaign landing page from them yourself, with no developer and no code.
- Style in one place. Colours, typography and spacing are stored in the theme's global settings. Change your brand colour and it carries through the whole site, and every new section looks consistent from the start.
- Header, footer and templates editable from the panel. Changing the menu or the footer doesn't need a job order for the agency.
- Lighter code and a faster site. The site only loads what it uses, without the whole builder engine on every subpage. That helps your Core Web Vitals scores and your SEO.
- No builder licence and no lock-in. There's no annual fee to renew and no builder shortcodes left behind in your content if you change the theme.
- Calmer updates. Gutenberg is developed alongside WordPress, so updates don't depend on whether the builder's author keeps up with the latest version.
What happens after launch?
A website doesn't end on launch day. If you want a developer on call for updates and fixes, check the development care pricing. If you're after traffic from Google, take a look at the SEO pricing. Planning to sell online rather than build a brand website? Then the online store pricing is the right place.