Why there is no standard price
A website is not an off-the-shelf product. A one-page site for a freelancer takes far less work than a multilingual webshop with hundreds of products. That is why prices vary so much: from a few hundred euros for a template to tens of thousands for custom work.
What matters more than the price is what the site brings you: customers — or a nice business card nobody finds.
The 5 factors that drive the price
1. Pages and languages. Every page and every language means copy, layout and SEO. In Brussels, a site in Dutch, French and English is often a necessity.
2. Custom design or template. A unique design takes more time, but sets you apart from competitors.
3. Features. Online booking, a webshop, a quote form, a client area: each one adds work.
4. Copy, photos and video. Do you supply everything yourself, or have it created? Strong content changes how you come across.
5. SEO and speed. A fast site that ranks well on Google is built with more technical care.
What every good website needs
Whatever your budget: your site must be fast, work perfectly on a smartphone, be secured with SSL (https) and clearly say what you do and how to reach you.
Today that also means SEO & GEO: being found on Google and recommended by AI assistants like ChatGPT.
One-off cost versus running costs
Besides the build, there are running costs: domain, hosting, updates and maintenance. Always ask for them upfront.
Want visitors too? Then add Google Ads and social media campaigns. A website without visitors earns nothing.
How we work: a fixed price, no surprises
At GAM Agency we always start with a free intro call. We look at your goals, customers and budget, and you then get a clear proposal with a fixed price.
Curious what your website would cost? Get in touch or call 0483 62 04 12.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to build a website?
Most websites go live in 2 to 6 weeks, depending on pages, languages and features.
Is a cheap website a bad idea?
Not always, but speed, SEO and a good mobile version are often missing — which costs you customers.
Can I expand my website later?
Yes. We build on WordPress or Shopify so you can add pages, languages or a webshop later.