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Business Website Price Guide for Dublin SMEs in 2026

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
September 8, 2026
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Business Website Price Guide for Dublin SMEs in 2026

Business Website Price Guide for Dublin SMEs in 2026

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The verdict in three sentences

A business brochure website in Dublin costs in 2026 from 2,000 EUR (5-page starter) to 16,000 EUR (premium) depending on the level of customisation. The price hinges on three factors: page count, degree of bespoke design and the presence of an SEO-optimised blog. Always add the recurring costs: maintenance 60-260 EUR/month and hosting + domain 120-350 EUR/year.

Price grid by tier in 2026

Before approaching three agencies, set your level of need. Here is the 2026 reference grid for Dublin.

Tier2026 price (EUR)PagesIncluded
Starter2,000 - 4,0005Template design, form, mobile
Growth4,000 - 8,0008-12+ Blog, analytics, basic SEO
Premium8,000 - 16,00012-20+ Bespoke design, animations, advanced SEO

Moving from starter to growth is justified mainly by the blog: regular content feeds ranking and turns the site into an acquisition channel. The premium tier suits businesses whose image is a selling point (consulting, high-end property, luxury).

Lead times, recurring costs and price factors

The build price is only part of the budget. Here are the costs to project over 12 months and the elements that move the quote.

Line item2026 range (EUR)Frequency
Lead time2 to 6 weeksone-off
Maintenance60 - 260per month
Domain + hosting120 - 350per year
Copywriting /page90 - 220per page
Logo & identity (option)400 - 1,500one-off

Four factors move the quote: page count, bespoke vs template design, copywriting volume (often forgotten) and integrations (payment, booking, chat). A starter site ships in 2 to 4 weeks; a premium needs 4 to 6 weeks.

Mini case study

Ms Byrne, founder of an HR consultancy in Dublin city centre, wants a credible site to win contracts with large firms. She hesitates between a growth build at 6,000 EUR and a premium at 12,000 EUR. Her average engagement fee is 15,000 EUR. Since her image drives the trust of enterprise clients, she picks the premium with bespoke design. Over 12 months she pays 12,000 + 2,160 EUR maintenance (180/month) + 300 hosting, or 14,460 EUR. A single engagement won thanks to the site's credibility covers the entire annual investment.

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FAQ

How much does a business website cost in Dublin in 2026?

From 2,000 EUR for a 5-page starter to 16,000 EUR for a bespoke 12-to-20-page premium. The growth tier with a blog sits between 4,000 and 8,000 EUR.

Which tier should an SME choose?

The growth tier (4,000-8,000 EUR) suits most SMEs: it includes a blog and basic SEO that turn the site into an acquisition channel, not just a business card.

What is the build lead time?

Between 2 and 4 weeks for a starter, 4 to 6 weeks for a premium with bespoke design. A shorter promise often signals a lightly personalised template.

How much do domain and hosting cost?

Between 120 and 350 EUR per year for a .ie or .com domain with hosting and SSL certificate. Check you hold the access, not just the provider.

Is copywriting included?

Not always: budget 90 to 220 EUR per page. On a 10-page site, that can add 900 to 2,200 EUR, a line to clarify before comparing quotes.

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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.