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A professional website typically costs between PKR 60,000 and PKR 600,000+ in 2026, depending on the type of site, the number of pages, and whether you need custom features like e-commerce, bookings, or dashboards. This guide breaks down real price ranges and the factors that move them.
Here are typical 2026 ranges for the most common project types. These reflect work delivered by an established agency with design, development, and post-launch support included.
A themed layout is faster and cheaper. A custom UI/UX design built around your brand and conversion goals costs more but performs better. If brand perception matters, invest here - see our UI/UX design services.
Ten well-structured pages cost more than four, but content readiness matters just as much. Supplying finished copy and images keeps timelines and budgets predictable.
Contact forms are standard. Online payments, user accounts, booking systems, multilingual support, and integrations with CRMs or ERPs each add development time. Our web development team scopes these before quoting so there are no surprises.
A site that loads fast, ranks well, and works for every user needs proper engineering. Baking in SEO foundations from day one is far cheaper than retrofitting them later.
Beyond the build, budget for the essentials that keep a site online and healthy:
The fastest way to a realistic number is a short discovery call: your goals, the pages you need, the features that matter, and your timeline. From there a serious agency will give you a fixed scope and estimate rather than a vague range.
If you are planning a project, tell us what you have in mind and we will send a tailored plan and estimate.
A very low-cost website often uses generic templates, weak hosting, and no SEO or support, which costs more to fix later. For a business site, prioritise performance, security, and a clear structure over the lowest price.
A basic business website usually takes 2–4 weeks, while e-commerce or custom applications take 6–12 weeks depending on scope and how quickly content and feedback are provided.
Most projects are split into milestone-based payments tied to design approval, development, and launch. We agree the schedule up front during scoping.
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