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# How Much Does a Showcase Website Cost in 2026?
Documentation · 4 min · Published on May 22, 2024 · Updated on Oct 06, 2026
[Background image of a showcase website with a person wondering about the price](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/67053868fc01e494462e71c9/6710f9d7aae8fa30520a8d6c_664e045a1334eea79496bbd4_prix-site-vitrine.jpeg)
## Key points
- At Digidop, a custom marketing website costs between $10,000 and $30,000, and between $30,000 and $50,000 if it's multilingual, with business integrations and multiple markets (third-party licenses excluded)
- Page count is a poor pricing criterion: what drives cost is strategy, custom design, the number of templates, multiple languages and integrations
- Add every year: hosting (on Webflow, $15 a month without CMS, $25 with CMS, billed yearly) and the domain name
- Clear scoping and doing part of the work in-house are the two most effective ways to reduce the budget
"How much does a showcase website cost?" is the first question we get in meetings, and the honest answer is: it depends on what the website needs to do for you. An online business card and a website that must generate leads every month have neither the same scope nor the same price.
In this article, we share our real agency prices, what pushes a budget up or down, the costs to plan for every year once the site is live, and how to lower the bill without hurting the result.
*Originally published in 2024, fully updated on October 6, 2026.*
## How much does a showcase website cost in 2026?
There are three ways to build a showcase website, each with its own pricing logic:
| Option | What you pay for | Best for | The catch |
|---|
| Doing it yourself (template + no-code tool) | the tool subscription, possibly a template, and above all your time | a new project, a market test | the site looks like others, and the time spent is never counted |
|---|
| A freelancer | a number of days times their day rate | a well-scoped need, a limited scope | one person covers strategy, design, development and SEO |
|---|
| An agency | a complete project: workshops, design, development, training, follow-up | a website that drives acquisition and must last several years | a higher entry price |
|---|
On the agency side, here are our ranges, as published on our [marketing website page](https://www.digidop.com/marketing-websites):
| Project type | Indicative budget |
|---|
| Marketing website | $10,000 to $30,000 |
|---|
| Multilingual marketing website, with business integrations and multiple markets | $30,000 to $50,000 |
|---|
| Enterprise web platform | $50,000 to $100,000 |
|---|
These budgets cover strategy, design and development. They're refined after the discovery phase, based on a scope we validate together, and don't include third-party tools (CRM, marketing tools…) or the SaaS licenses used in the project.
A custom showcase website falls in the first range. Once it needs several languages, connections to your business tools or several markets, it moves into the second.
## What drives the price of a showcase website
### Strategy and content
A website that needs to convert starts with workshops: who it's for, what each page should trigger, which content already exists and what's missing. With us, that's often what puts a quote at the low or high end of the $10,000 to $30,000 range. Copywriting, if it isn't done in-house, also weighs in.
### Design: template, custom or design system
Starting from a template costs less, but the site will look like others. A custom design starts from your brand and your user journeys. A design system (a library of reusable components) costs more upfront, but then lets your team build new pages without going back to a designer.
### The number of templates, more than the number of pages
Page count is a poor pricing criterion. A page with ten sections isn't the same work as a page with three. And twenty blog posts sharing the same CMS template cost barely more than two. What matters is how many distinct templates need to be designed and built.
### Multiple languages and integrations
Each language adds translation, proofreading and SEO settings. Integrations (CRM, email tool, booking, multi-step forms) require development and testing.
### Animations
Simple animations are included in most projects. Advanced animations, on scroll or in 3D, are designed and built as a feature in their own right.
### SEO and visibility in AI answers
A website built from day one for Google and AI answer engines (page structure, markup, performance) costs a little more to create, and far less than an SEO overhaul a year after launch.
Need an estimate for your website? [Talk to our team](https://www.digidop.com/calendly)
## Recurring costs to plan for
The build price isn't the only budget. Every year, a showcase website also costs:
- Hosting. On Webflow, the *Basic* plan (no CMS) is $15 a month and the *Premium* plan (with CMS, so with a blog or news section) is $25 a month, billed yearly ([Webflow pricing](https://webflow.com/pricing), checked on October 6, 2026). Plans and add-ons are detailed in our [Webflow pricing guide](https://www.digidop.com/blog/webflow-site-pricing).
- The domain name, renewed every year with your registrar.
- Paid tool add-ons, if you need them: multiple languages (Localization), analytics, A/B testing.
- Maintenance and improvements: new pages, fixes, performance monitoring. We can handle it with a [maintenance plan](https://www.digidop.com/services/maintenance), or train your team to be autonomous.
## How to reduce the budget without hurting the website
- Scope before asking for quotes. A clear brief avoids quotes padded "just in case" and change requests mid-project. We explain how to write one in our guide to [briefs, specifications and RFPs](https://www.digidop.com/blog/brief-specifications-rfp-scoping-website-redesign-and-choosing-the-right-agency).
- Do part of the work in-house. If your team handles the copy, the design or part of the development, the agency works fewer days, and the price drops accordingly.
- Start small, then grow. A well-built website on a CMS keeps growing after launch. Five solid pages at launch beat fifteen half-finished ones.
[Example of the TSE energy showcase website](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/67053868fc01e494462e71c9/6710f9d7aae8fa30520a8d74_664e04b9b65a0e2ef9020b8e_site-vitrine-tse.webp)
An example of a showcase website built by Digidop: [the TSE energy website redesign](https://www.digidop.com/cases-studies/tse).
## Our take
We regularly receive requests that start with a page count. We get it: it's the easiest criterion to express. But it's rarely what sets the price. Before comparing quotes, ask yourself what the website needs to produce: inbound requests, job applications, credibility with large accounts? A showcase website that must generate leads deserves the budget of a sales tool. A website that serves as a business card can start from a template, and that's perfectly fine.
[The SECRETS of a 5-figure website](https://youtu.be/d5kFF0biG24)
## FAQ
### How much does a showcase website cost in 2026?
Doing it yourself only costs the tool subscription and your time. With an agency, at Digidop, expect $10,000 to $30,000 for a custom marketing website, and $30,000 to $50,000 for a multilingual website with business integrations and multiple markets. These budgets cover strategy, design and development, third-party licenses excluded. Add hosting and the domain name every year.
### Freelancer or agency: how to choose?
A freelancer fits a well-scoped project that one person can cover. An agency brings a team (strategy, design, development, SEO) and takes responsibility for the whole. The more the website has to drive acquisition, the more that coordination matters.
### How much does it cost to host a showcase website on Webflow?
$15 a month for a site without CMS (Basic plan) and $25 a month with CMS (Premium plan), billed yearly, according to Webflow's published pricing in October 2026.
### Can we lower the budget by doing part of the work in-house?
Yes. If your team handles the copy, the design or part of the development, the agency works fewer days and the price goes down accordingly.
### What should a showcase website quote include?
A breakdown by stage (workshops, design, development, training), the number of page templates planned, the number of revision rounds, timelines, and above all what isn't included: copywriting, translations, font or image licenses, hosting subscription. Two quotes can only be compared if these lines match.
### Does a showcase website need a CMS?
As soon as you want to publish regularly (news, articles, case studies, job offers) without a developer, yes. It's also what lets you work on SEO over time.
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