1 November 2026 · 4 min read
From a few thousand kroner to well over 100,000. Here is what the price really depends on, and how to avoid overpaying.
The price of a website depends on three things: how many pages it has, how much is designed from scratch, and what it has to do beyond showing text and images.
The three price levels
- —Template or site builder: DKK 0-5,000 plus a monthly subscription. Fast, but you look like everyone else and rarely own the site.
- —Fixed package from an agency: typically DKK 8,000-40,000. Custom design, a fixed price and a site you own.
- —Bespoke project: DKK 50,000 and up. Integrations, member areas, several languages and advanced motion.
What pushes the price up?
- —Number of pages and how different they are
- —Integrations such as booking, payments or CRM
- —Multiple languages
- —Copywriting and photography if you don't have them
How to get the most for your money
Choose a fixed price over hourly billing so you know exactly what you pay. Always ask whether you own the code and design afterwards, and what hosting costs per month.
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