Website Prices in Turkey 2026: Price Table and Cost Calculator
Website prices in Turkey for 2026: a market price table from site builders to large agencies, our current package prices, a budget calculator and yearly costs.
This is a 2026 price guide for websites in Turkey: a market price table covering everything from website builders to large agencies, our current package prices, a short calculator to estimate your own budget, and the yearly costs that most quotes leave out. It's written for business owners in Turkey, including foreign owners of hotels, agencies and companies who want to know what a fair price looks like locally. Figures are based on published price lists, agency pages and quote platforms as of September 2026. They are approximate ranges in Turkish lira; the exact price always depends on scope.
The short answer: a simple business site starts at around 5,000 TL with a freelancer and around 15,000 TL with a small agency. Add a custom design, several languages and integrations and the price can pass 100,000 TL. Page count matters less than you'd think; languages, integrations, content and post-launch support are what really move the number.
If you want to go straight to the numbers: market price table, our current package prices and the budget calculator.
2026 market price table
The table below sums up the five common ways to get a website built in Turkey and the price ranges seen in 2026. These aren't one company's prices; they are compiled from several sources, with outliers left out.
| Option | Typical range | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website builder / subscription | Around 150-1,500 TL a month (less if paid yearly) | Quick to start, low entry cost | Template limits, hard to move away, fees never stop |
| Hosted e-commerce platform | Around 3,000-7,000 TL a month or 35,000-80,000 TL a year, plus sales commission | Payments, shipping and stock tools built in | Fees and commission grow with sales, limited design freedom |
| Freelancer | Around 5,000-20,000 TL (one-page or simple business site) | Low price, direct contact | Support and continuity depend on one person, SEO and security often left out |
| Small agency | Around 15,000-50,000 TL (business website) | A team, written scope, post-launch support | Out-of-scope requests cost extra, quality varies widely |
| Large agency | Around 50,000-250,000 TL and up | Custom design, integrations, project management | High budget, long process, often too much for a small business |
Many prices in Turkey are quoted excluding VAT (KDV, currently 20%), so always ask. Domain, hosting and maintenance are usually separate as well; we cover them under yearly costs.
Business website prices
A business website with 5-10 pages, a contact form and an admin panel typically falls in the small agency band, roughly 15,000-50,000 TL. A custom design, a second language, a blog and technical SEO push it toward the top of that range; at larger agencies the same scope starts above 50,000 TL. Our business website service page lists what should be standard.
E-commerce website prices
There are two models. A hosted platform is quick and cheap to set up, but you pay a subscription every month and a commission on every sale, so costs grow with revenue. A custom or open-source store costs more upfront: simple stores start in the 15,000-30,000 TL range, and projects with payment, shipping, e-invoicing and marketplace integrations regularly pass 100,000 TL. Payment provider fees apply in both cases. Our guide to setting up an online store explains which model suits which catalogue size.
Custom web applications and admin panels
Booking systems, dealer portals, quote or stock tracking and other workflows specific to your business are priced on analysis, not page count. These projects usually start above 80,000 TL, and a firm figure is only possible after a needs assessment. See our custom web applications page for examples.
What Grapyweb packages cost
To see how the market ranges translate to our side, the cards below show the current starting prices of our packages. They pull from the same source as our packages page, so when a price changes there, it changes here too.
The Starter, Business and E-commerce packages include the domain, hosting and SSL for the first year. You'll find what each package covers and its delivery time on our packages page.
Website builder, freelancer or agency?
Price alone won't tell you which option is right. Two sites built on the same budget can differ a lot in ownership, support and room to grow. Check these five points before you decide:
| Criterion | Website builder | Freelancer | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who owns the site | Stays on the platform, hard to move | Depends on the agreement, get it in writing | Usually handed to the client, should be in the contract |
| Time to launch | A few days | Depends on the person's workload | A few weeks, depending on scope |
| Post-launch support | General platform support | Depends on availability | Defined in the contract |
| SEO foundation | As far as the platform allows | Often basic | Can be included in scope |
| Ongoing cost | Monthly or yearly subscription | Hosting and maintenance extra | Hosting and maintenance extra or bundled |
A simple rule: if the site has to last for years and grow, choose a setup where the domain and source code stay with you. We compare the long-term trade-offs in builder vs custom code.
What drives the price
- Pages and products: a 5-page site, a 20-page business site and a 500-product store are very different amounts of work.
- Custom design or template: designing an interface from scratch takes longer than adapting a ready-made theme.
- Languages: each language means separate text, separate SEO settings and hreflang setup, plus translation fees.
- Integrations: bookings, online payments, CRM, e-invoicing or shipping. A single integration can raise the price of a small site considerably.
- Content: will you supply text and photos, or should copywriting, photography and translation be included?
- SEO and speed: are title and description tags, structured data, a sitemap and speed optimisation part of the scope?
- Support and experience: three months of support and twelve months aren't priced the same, and a team that knows your sector wastes less time on trial and error.
When two agencies quote very differently for "the same" site, it's usually because they read the scope differently. One agency's "business website" is five pages on a ready-made theme; another's is twelve pages, a custom design and two languages.
Yearly costs most quotes leave out
Your first-year total is more than the build fee. Add these items to your budget:
- Domain: around 1,000 TL a year for a .com; a .com.tr is a little cheaper. The domain should always be registered in your business's name.
- Hosting: quality shared hosting runs roughly 5,000-8,000 TL a year; a VDS for busy sites and online stores 10,000-25,000 TL. We explain the difference in our hosting guide.
- SSL and business email: included with most hosting plans, though some providers charge extra for email.
- Maintenance: 18,000-60,000 TL a year is a common range in Turkey for security updates, backups and small changes. Our website maintenance article covers what it includes.
- Licences: paid themes, plugins, fonts and stock images often renew every year.
- Content and translation: professional photography, copywriting and translation for each extra language.
- Payment fees: if you take payments online, the payment provider or platform takes a commission on every sale.
Compare quotes on "build + first-year domain, hosting and maintenance", not the build fee alone. Add the costs for years two and three and it becomes clear which offer is actually good value.
Work out a budget for your project
Market ranges give you a general picture. For a clearer figure for your own project, pick the site type, number of pages or products and languages in the calculator below; the result is an approximate range based on our current package prices.
If you need extras such as bookings, online payments or content support, our quote wizard builds a more detailed budget in five questions. To put your requirements in writing before asking anyone for a quote, use our item-by-item cost checklist.
Prices by sector
Hotels and tour operators
For hotel and tour websites, the booking setup, the number of languages and online deposits drive the price most. If bookings go through a booking engine or channel manager, that integration is a separate line item. A business selling to foreign guests needs at least two languages and often three or four. We break down hotel website costs in a separate article on hotel website prices; for sector-specific solutions see our hotel website and tour agency website pages.
Real estate, clinics and service businesses
On real estate sites, a listings panel, search filters and feeds to property portals push the price up. Clinics and healthcare businesses need appointment forms, KVKK (Turkey's data protection law) privacy notices and content that follows Turkish rules on health advertising. Service businesses that only need to present themselves and collect enquiries usually stay within the standard business website range.
Multilingual sites
Beyond translation, every extra language needs its own URL structure, hreflang tags and search settings. If you plan to add tourism languages such as Russian or German, say so at the start; a language added later costs more than one planned from day one. We cover language choice and setup in our multilingual website guide.
Antalya's season and your budget
For most hotels, tour operators, transfer and rental businesses in Antalya, the return on a website depends on the season. A large share of bookings is made months in advance, so the site should be live by March or April, with forms and payments tested. A project that starts two months before the season costs more: content is rushed, translation is charged at express rates and testing gets squeezed. Planning the budget in autumn or winter gives you a calmer timeline and a clearer quote.
Why a cheap quote can cost more
If a quote is well below the market average, ask three questions. Will you own the source code and the domain? Is basic SEO (title tags, sitemap, speed, mobile optimisation) included? Who fixes problems after launch? If the answers are "no" or "unclear", you may have to rebuild the site or redo SEO from scratch within a year, and the money saved at the start ends up raising the total cost.
How quotes and payments usually work
The typical agency process in Turkey runs like this: a needs meeting, a written quote, a deposit on approval (commonly 40-50% of the total), design and content sign-off, development and testing, and the balance on delivery. Maintenance is usually a separate contract billed yearly in advance or monthly.
When you put quotes side by side, check that each one states in writing:
- The number of pages, languages and integrations
- In whose name the domain and hosting will be registered
- Revision rounds and the delivery date
- Whether basic SEO is included
- Whether maintenance is included or separate, and its yearly cost
- Whether prices include VAT
- The payment schedule
If you want a fixed scope with the price agreed upfront, take a look at our packages. If your project doesn't fit a package, get in touch and we'll put together an itemised quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a website price?
Usually design, development, setting up the pages, a contact form and mobile optimisation. Domain, hosting, maintenance, copywriting, translation and paid licences are separate items in most quotes. Ask in writing which items are included and whether the price includes VAT (KDV, 20% in Turkey).
Are domain and hosting included?
In most quotes, no. A .com domain costs around 1,000 TL a year; quality shared hosting runs roughly 5,000-8,000 TL a year and a VDS 10,000-25,000 TL. Some packages, including Grapyweb's, cover the domain, hosting and SSL for the first year.
Is it a one-off payment or a monthly fee?
With an agency or freelancer, the build fee is one-off and usually paid as a deposit plus a balance on delivery. Domain, hosting and maintenance are yearly costs. On website builders and hosted e-commerce platforms you keep paying a monthly or yearly subscription for as long as you use the site.
What does the cheapest website cost?
A basic site on a website builder costs a few hundred TL a month, and a freelancer can build a simple one from around 5,000 TL. Design, SEO and support are limited at this level, so it rarely works for a site that is meant to be your main sales channel.
Why is a custom design so much more expensive than a website builder?
A builder has a low entry cost, but you stay inside its templates and the subscription never ends. A custom build costs more upfront and gives you a site structured around your business that you own. Over three years the gap is often smaller than it looks.
How much more does an online store cost than a business website?
Noticeably more, because product management, cart, payments, shipping and e-invoicing integrations are added. Simple custom stores in Turkey start in the 15,000-30,000 TL range and can pass 100,000 TL with integrations. Hosted platforms charge roughly 35,000-80,000 TL a year plus a commission on each sale.
How big is the price gap between WordPress and custom code?
Sites built on WordPress or similar platforms usually have a lower build fee, but paid plugins and regular updates add yearly costs. Custom code starts higher, carries no plugin overhead and fits workflows specific to your business. The choice depends on how specialised the site needs to be.
Is a freelancer or an agency better value?
For a one-page or simple site, a freelancer is cheaper; the risk is that support and continuity depend on one person. An agency costs more but gives you a written scope, a team and post-launch support, which matters when the site has to last and grow for years.
Why is maintenance charged separately?
Maintenance is ongoing work: security updates, backups, small content changes and technical support. The build happens once, maintenance continues for as long as the site is live. A yearly range of 18,000-60,000 TL is common in Turkey.
Why do agencies quote such different prices for the same scope?
Usually the scope isn't really the same: one quote covers a ready-made theme and five pages, another a custom design, two languages and SEO setup. Team experience, the length of support and overheads widen the gap further. Compare quotes line by line, not by the total.
