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You read the same thing we would tell you on the phone: what a website price is made of and when a site is worth rebuilding.

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  • Where the money goes
  • What the market typically charges
  • Why the same site costs 800 € and 8 000 €
  • Where cheap turns expensive

Updated 23 August 2026 · reading time 4 min

What a business website costs and where the money goes

A business website from a professional in Finland typically costs 1 000–10 000 euros, and a one-page site is often under a thousand. The price alone says nothing about quality until you know what it includes. This guide walks through the parts of the price, a checklist for reading a proposal, and the point where a cheap site turns expensive.

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