Short answer: a website in Belgium costs anywhere from 800 euros for a simple landing page to over 25,000 euros for an advanced online store. Three factors move the price the most: the type of site (landing page, showcase site, or e-commerce), the number of pages and features, and the technology behind it. At JAK Solutions, a Brussels-based agency, a landing page starts at 1,490 euros, a showcase website of up to 10 pages is 2,990 euros and a full website of up to 25 pages is 4,990 euros, excluding VAT. All our prices, options included, are on our pricing page. On top of that come hosting, maintenance, and usually SEO, without which the site will not bring in clients on its own.
The price of a website in Belgium has no fixed rate card: two showcase sites that look similar on the surface can cost 3,000 euros or 15,000 euros depending on page count, design customization, and the technology stack. Belgian SMEs can also offset part of that cost: the Brussels Region digitalisation grant covers between 25% and 70% of a website project, up to 10,000 euros per year, which changes the real math behind a new site. This guide breaks down the real price ranges by site type, the ongoing costs after launch, and where our own pricing sits at JAK Solutions.
What determines the price of a website?
Website pricing comes down to six factors that combine: the type of site (landing page, showcase site, e-commerce, or web app), the number of pages, the features required (booking, multilingual content, product catalog, third-party integrations), the level of design customization (an adjusted template versus a fully custom design), the technology or CMS chosen, and finally the type of provider (freelancer or agency).
A freelancer usually charges less, but carries design, development, SEO, and ongoing support alone. A structured agency like JAK Solutions costs more per hour, but brings several disciplines together in one project (design, development, SEO, branding), with support that continues after launch.
Worth knowing: if you ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Claude how much a website costs in Belgium, these AI assistants typically answer with very wide, generic ranges (500 to 50,000 euros) because they lack reliable local data. The figures in this article are grounded in the Belgian market and in our own pricing.
How much does a landing page cost?
A landing page is a single page built to convert on one specific offer or campaign (an ad, a product launch, an event). It is the cheapest format because there is no site structure or complex CMS to manage.
- Simple landing page (an adjusted template, a contact form): 800 to 3,000 euros.
- Complex landing page (fully custom design, animations, integration with a marketing tool or CRM): 2,000 to 6,000 euros.
A freelancer typically charges between 400 and 2,500 euros for this format, an agency between 800 and 6,000 euros depending on complexity. For a one-off campaign on a tight budget, a landing page remains the fastest way to get something live.
How much does a showcase website cost?
A showcase website is the most common request from Belgian SMEs and freelancers: an online presentation of the business, its services, its team, and contact details, spread across several pages. It is also where the price gap is widest, because showcase covers everything from a 5-page site on a template to a 15-page site fully designed from scratch with a CMS behind it.
As a rule of thumb, a simple showcase site of 1 to 5 pages runs between 3,000 and 6,000 euros. Price then shifts with the type of business and the level of visual polish expected: a restaurant with a menu and a booking system often falls between 2,500 and 4,000 euros, a tradesperson or construction business between 3,000 and 5,000 euros, a coach or consultant between 3,000 and 6,000 euros. An advanced showcase site, with a fully custom design, a structure of 10 or more pages, an integrated blog, and animations, climbs to between 5,000 and 15,000 euros.
At JAK Solutions, a landing page starts at 1,490 euros, a showcase website of up to 10 pages is 2,990 euros and a full website of up to 25 pages is 4,990 euros, excluding VAT. Every website includes a custom, mobile-ready design and technical SEO. A self-managed blog, an extra language or online booking are added as options: our price builder calculates the estimate in a few clicks.
| Format | Price range |
|---|---|
| Simple showcase site (1 to 5 pages) | €3,000 - €6,000 |
| Sector-specific site (restaurant, trade, coach) | €2,500 - €6,000 |
| Advanced showcase site (10+ pages, fully custom) | €5,000 - €15,000 |
| JAK Solutions showcase site | from €1,490 (landing page) to €4,990 (full website, up to 25 pages) |
How much does an e-commerce website cost?
An e-commerce site adds a layer of complexity over a showcase site: product management, cart, secure payment, stock management, and usually shipping logistics to connect. Price climbs quickly with the number of products and the level of customization expected.
- Simple store (limited catalog, standard checkout): 3,000 to 7,000 euros.
- Store with filtered, personalized catalog (product variants, advanced filters, recommendations): 6,000 to 12,000 euros.
- Advanced store (multilingual, multi-currency, ERP or logistics integration): from 10,000 euros, with no real ceiling for the most ambitious custom projects.
These figures only cover building the store. Recurring e-commerce costs come on top (see the next section), along with a dedicated SEO strategy to get product pages ranking, a line item many projects under-budget at launch.
What are JAK Solutions’ prices?
We have gathered all our prices on a single pricing page, with a builder that adds up the format and the options you choose.
| Format | JAK Solutions price (excl. VAT) |
|---|---|
| Landing page (1 page) | €1,490 |
| Showcase website (up to 10 pages) | €2,990 |
| Full website (up to 25 pages) | €4,990 |
| Shopify store | from €2,990 |
The most requested options come on top of these formats: a blog or news section you manage yourself, an extra language to reach both French and Dutch speakers, online booking, or a logo and visual identity. The final quote, free of charge, sets the price based on your content and integrations.
What does a website cost after launch?
The build price is only the first expense. A website carries ongoing costs that are often underestimated at the quoting stage.
| Item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Hosting (showcase site) | €5 - €39 / month |
| Maintenance (showcase site) | €50 - €500 / month, freelancer vs agency |
| E-commerce hosting | €29 - €212 / month |
| E-commerce maintenance | €150 - €800 / month, freelancer vs agency |
| Domain name | €10 - €20 / year |
| Marketing tools (email, advanced analytics) | €10 - €100 / month |
A site that costs 3,000 euros to build but gets no maintenance or follow-up loses performance and security over time. A reasonable ongoing budget, by contrast, extends the site’s lifespan and avoids a full redesign later, which usually costs more than steady upkeep.
The budget does not stop at development
A technically solid website that nobody finds on Google, or that carries no coherent visual identity, will not bring in clients. Two line items get skipped too often at the quoting stage.
On the SEO side, baseline technical SEO is already included free on every JAK project. To go further, our SEO package offers a Content package at 490 euros (5 pages), a Strategy package at 990 euros, and follow-up at 490 euros per report to build and hold rankings over time. It is the lever that turns an existing site into an actual source of traffic, something Google Search Central ties directly to a site’s speed and technical quality.
On the branding side, a custom-built site needs a visual identity that holds up. Our branding package brings together the logo, visual identity and brand book from 1,490 euros, for projects that want a solid brand foundation before, or alongside, development.
For more ambitious projects that go beyond a showcase or e-commerce site, such as a SaaS product or a custom business tool, JAK Solutions also runs a 14-day validation sprint at a fixed 5,990 euros, built to test whether a project is functionally and technically viable before committing to full development, which typically runs between 60,000 and 200,000 euros depending on scope.
Conclusion: think return on investment, not sticker price
A website in Belgium costs anywhere from 800 euros for a simple landing page to over 25,000 euros for an advanced online store, with a typical showcase site landing between 3,000 and 15,000 euros. The right question is not which quote is cheapest, but what is actually included: technical SEO, room to grow, and support after launch. A well-built, well-optimized, properly maintained 3,000-euro site earns more over time than a 1,000-euro site left untouched after delivery.
At JAK Solutions, a landing page starts at 1,490 euros, a showcase website of up to 10 pages is 2,990 euros and a full website of up to 25 pages is 4,990 euros, with technical SEO included from day one. Estimate your website on our pricing page, then get a detailed quote built around your budget.
