“How much does a website cost in Belgium?” is one of the most asked questions at every web agency. The answer depends on the type of site, the scope and who builds it. The good news: in 2026, those who work with fixed, defined prices know exactly where they stand.
In this article we give an honest overview of what a website costs in Belgium in 2026, with real Omnistack package prices, what is and isn’t included, and a comparison with what you pay elsewhere on the market.
The short answer: fixed prices from €599
A professional website costs between €599 (one-pager) and €4,900 (full webshop) at Omnistack, excluding VAT, always with a clearly defined scope.
That is the honest answer: no “from” price that doubles later. Because we work with fixed packages and a fast static build, you know exactly what you pay and when your website goes live.
Most Belgian SMEs and freelancers choose the starter site at €1,190 or the business site at €2,490. You get a professional, SEO-ready website with hosting, domain and a defined number of pages.
Fixed prices by website type (2026)
Below is the structured price table by type of site. All prices are excluding VAT and include a defined scope. No hidden costs afterwards.
What’s included and what’s not?
Our package prices are based on a clearly defined scope. That means you know upfront what is included, so the price doesn’t become an endless extra-work bill.
Included in every package: the design, the build of the pages within scope, mobile-first responsiveness, the technical SEO base (semantic HTML, title/meta, hreflang, sitemap), hosting, a domain and baseline security.
Not included by default (depending on your sector and needs): extensive custom functionality, integration with your existing systems, photography, extensive copywriting and ongoing marketing. These can always be added at a clear price.
- One-pager: from €599 — one professional page, delivered in 7 days.
- Starter site: €1,190 — the most popular choice for SMEs and freelancers.
- Business site: €2,490 — more pages, structure and a blog.
- Webshop: €4,900 — with product management, payments and cart.
- All prices are excluding VAT (21%) and based on a clearly defined scope.
The recurring care plan: hosting and maintenance for the long term
On top of the one-time build cost there is the recurring cost of hosting and maintenance. A website is now a system that needs to be kept up to date.
We offer two recurring care plans: a hosting plan at €79 per month (management, updates, backups and monitoring) and an SEO plan at €249 per month (both technical and content SEO, monthly reports and keyword optimisation).
That way you decide whether you only want your website to stay online and secure (hosting), or whether it should also keep growing in Google (hosting + SEO).
Factors that affect the cost of a website
Not every website costs the same, and that is fair. These are the main factors that determine the price, worth thinking about before you ask for a quote.
- Number of pages and the complexity of the structure
- E-commerce functionality (cart, payments, product management)
- Custom features or integration with your existing systems
- Copywriting and providing content (texts, images, logo)
- Ongoing SEO maintenance and content planning
- Speed of delivery with a fixed deadline
How does this compare to the Belgian market?
To put the prices in perspective, we compared our offer with how other players on the Belgian market set their prices.
Many classic web agencies (and intermediaries like Synora or Webzley) work with a custom quote, often at an hourly rate with extras that stack up. That can be fairly priced, but it makes the total cost unpredictable upfront.
At Omnistack you choose a fixed package with a defined scope and a fixed delivery date. That lets you compare quotes based on content instead of guesswork, knowing the price won’t go up afterwards.
Is a fixed package always cheaper? Not necessarily. For very complex custom projects, an agency quote based on a detailed scope can be the right call. But for the vast majority of SME websites, a fixed package is more predictable and faster to launch.
An honest comparison: Synora and Webzley
We don’t compare ourselves to extensions that explain golf — we compare ourselves to web agencies that run real projects. Where agencies often bill hours and take months, we deliver a custom-built (static or Angular) site in weeks — with control over every line of code, full SEO freedom and a fixed price. That is the difference you see on the final invoice.
An honest conclusion
So having a website built in Belgium in 2026 costs between €599 and €4,900, excluding VAT, depending on the type and scope. Add a recurring amount for hosting and maintenance (from €79 per month) to keep your website online, secure and up to date, and optionally SEO to keep growing in Google.
The most important advice: don’t be led by a low purchase price alone. Calculate the total cost of ownership — build, hosting, maintenance, updates and SEO — over three years, and compare quotes on the basis of a clear, fixed scope.
What a website costs in Belgium (2026)
All prices are fixed-scope and exclude VAT. No hidden extras.
| Website type | Price (excl. VAT) | Delivery | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-pager | from €599 | 7 days | 1 professional page, mobile-friendly, technical SEO base, hosting + domain. |
| Starter site | €1,190 | 2–3 weeks | Up to 5 pages, contact form, SEO base, hosting + domain. |
| Business site | €2,490 | 3–4 weeks | Multiple pages + blog, structured, richer SEO, hosting + domain. |
| Webshop | €4,900 | 4–6 weeks | Product management, cart, payments, checkout flow, hosting + domain. |
All prices are excluding VAT and based on a clearly defined scope. Hosting and maintenance are not included in the build price.
Our honest verdict
The price of a website in Belgium in 2026 says most about the scope and the party you choose. With fixed, defined prices you know what you pay and what you get — that is what every SME deserves.
Start simple: a one-pager (€599) or starter site (€1,190) is often enough to be professionally online. Scale up when your business asks for it.
Frequently asked questions
A one-pager starts at €599, a starter site is €1,190, a business site €2,490 and a full webshop €4,900, excluding VAT. All are fixed-scope packages with no hidden extras.
Most Belgian SMEs choose the starter site at €1,190 or the business site at €2,490, excluding VAT. Both include hosting, a domain and a defined number of pages.
A custom-built website gives you full control over code, speed, security and SEO. DIY builders look cheap but hit limits on branding, performance and scaling, and lock your content in.
Yes, hosting and a domain are included in our package prices. Ongoing maintenance and updates are covered by an optional care plan from €79 a month.
A full webshop in Belgium costs €4,900 excluding VAT at Omnistack, with product management, cart, payments and checkout. Custom e-commerce integrations cost more.
No. Our packages are fixed-scope, so you know the price upfront. Hosting, domain and maintenance are clearly separated from the build price, and VAT is always stated separately.
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