ZEMIX DIGITAL

InsightsPricing

Get a quote

Pricing3 min read

How Much Does a Website Cost in Ireland? 2026 Guide

Ask five Irish studios what a website costs and you can get five very different answers. This guide explains why the range is so wide, which choices move the price most, and what to ask so that quotes can be compared fairly.

Why website prices vary so widely

The word “website” covers a single page with a phone number and an online shop with two thousand products. Both are websites, and they have almost nothing else in common.

Price follows the hours of skilled work behind the site and the amount of care it needs afterwards. One studio may be selling a template with your logo on it, another a site designed and built around your business, and both will call it a website.

Five things that move the price

Scope

The number of pages, the amount of content and the features the site needs. This is the biggest single driver.

Design depth

Adapting a ready‑made layout is quicker than designing every page for your business from a blank screen.

Platform

Our own code, Webflow and WordPress each carry different build time and different costs once the site is live.

Content

Who writes the text, who takes the photographs, and how much of it exists before the project starts.

Integrations

Booking, payments, a shop, a mailing list: each connection adds work and something to look after later.

Where our prices sit

We publish them. A website from zemix digital starts at €1,500 and includes up to five pages, two rounds of revisions, Zerno (our own CMS, so you can edit it yourself), search foundations and help with your copy.

Larger projects, with many pages or an online shop, run from €3,000. Most sites stay under €3,000. Every one gets a fixed‑price written quote, and extra work is quoted before it starts, never added silently.

€1,500–3,000

is where most zemix digital sites land. Our sites start at €1,500, larger projects run from €3,000, and the quote is fixed and in writing.

Template or custom design

A template can be the right first step for a business that needs to be online this month. It is quick and it costs less.

Custom design earns its price when the site has to carry your brand, answer the questions your customers really ask and turn visits into enquiries. A template cannot be shaped around any of that, and a visitor can usually feel the difference within seconds.

What a good quote spells out

Two quotes with the same total can describe very different things. A good quote puts the scope, the revisions, the ownership, the running costs and the timeline in writing, so that nothing is left to a conversation. Ours always do.

What to do next

Tell us what the site needs to do. We usually reply within one working day with honest advice and a clear written quote.

RelatedPricingWeb design and development