How much does a website cost in Romania in 2026? We checked 508 published prices

In Romania in 2026, a presentation (brochure) website typically costs €295–612, with a median of €450. A landing page typically costs €149–247 (median €187), an online store €733–1,688 (median €1,062), and maintenance €36–129 a month (median €59). These figures come from our own study of 3 October 2026: 508 prices published by about 130 providers (agencies, freelancers, hosting and domain companies, platforms) in around 30 Romanian localities, plus a few international platforms. Every price was checked a second time at the source.

Below you'll find prices by type of site, what you get at the cheap and the expensive end, regional differences, agency vs freelancer, the costs you pay monthly or yearly, and how to read a quote. All amounts are in euros and are each package's starting price. Romanian providers quote in euros or in lei (RON); we converted lei at the ECB rate of 2 October 2026 (€1 = 5.3488 RON). "Typical range" means the middle half of the market: a quarter of offers are cheaper, a quarter are more expensive.

Website prices in Romania in 2026 at a glance

The extremes are much further out: we found presentation sites listed from €83 to €2,500 and online stores from €168 to almost €16,000. Those are outliers, not benchmarks, which is why we use the median and the middle half of the market.

How much does a landing page cost?

We found 17 landing-page prices from 16 providers. Together with custom sites, it is the smallest sample in the study: only 16 of the 83 firms with published build prices list a separate landing-page package. The middle half sits between €149 and €247, with a median of €187; the lowest price was €47 and the highest €550.

• Low end (under €200): a single page, sometimes on a standard design or with a cap on its length. One offer is essentially a builder: you make the page yourself and pay only when you publish it.
• From about €250: depending on the offer, an adapted template or a page designed fully from scratch, copywriting, visitor tracking, a photo gallery, up to 3 pages or free hosting for the first year.

What moves the price: custom design or template, who writes the copy, how many sections the page has and whether the campaign's results can be measured.

How much does a presentation website cost?

This is the type offered by the most firms: 84 offers from 71 providers. The middle half of the market is €295–612 and the median is €450. If we keep only each firm's cheapest package, the median drops to €400: that is what a firm's lowest offer typically costs.

• Low end (under about €300): usually 1 to 6 pages, sometimes on a ready-made theme; some offers show an "old" crossed-out price next to the current one.
• Middle (about €300–600): around 5 pages (sometimes up to 10), a custom design, mobile version, admin panel, contact form and map; some packages include the domain and hosting for the first year.
• High end (from about €800): 5–15 pages, a content admin console, a GDPR module and, sometimes, a fixed price for an agreed number of pages.

What moves the price: the number of pages, a ready-made theme versus your own design, who writes the copy, extra features (online booking, card payments, several languages) and what you get after launch.

How much does a larger presentation website cost?

For the bigger presentation packages we found 75 offers from 48 providers: the middle half is €467–1,290 and the median €799. Packages differ mostly by their page cap: 10, 15, 20, 30 or unlimited.

• Low end (about €300–500): packages with up to 10–20 pages, sometimes with a discount on display.
• High end (about €1,500–3,000): a product catalogue with a quote-request form, a blog, visual identity, advanced SEO. Timelines grow too: some offers above €1,000 state 30–50 days to build.

What moves the price: how many different page types the site has (not just how many pages), the catalogue, online booking or payments, and how much content has to be written from scratch.

How much does an online store cost?

We found 86 offers from 57 providers: the middle half is €733–1,688 and the median €1,062. Each firm's cheapest store package has a median of €850. For a feature-by-feature breakdown, see how much an online store costs.

• Low end (up to about €750): a store on a popular e-commerce platform, sometimes with a product cap or with only a handful of products loaded for you.
• Middle (about €750–1,300): online payments, integration with a courier company, custom design; sometimes a product cap, anywhere from 30 to 2,000.
• High end (from about €1,300): unlimited products, separate prices for business customers (B2B), automations or more complex store platforms.

What moves the price: how many products there are and who loads them, payments, delivery, filters, stock management, product reviews and connections to other systems. The maximum we found, almost €16,000, is a single firm's package, not a benchmark.

How much does a custom website or web app cost?

Here we found 17 offers from 16 providers and the widest middle half: €705–2,800, with a median of €1,500; prices run from €450 to more than €12,000. This covers themes written from scratch, classifieds or real-estate portals, web apps with their own database, user accounts with roles, integrations with the company's systems and multilingual versions. At the top end you see a senior team, code written for the project and 12 months of support. The final price depends on the specification, so a published figure is only a starting point.

Prices by region: Bucharest, Cluj, West & Centre, East & South

We grouped providers into four areas: Bucharest (with Ilfov), Cluj, West & Centre (Timișoara, Brașov, Sibiu, Oradea, Arad, Alba Iulia, Baia Mare, Satu Mare, Târgu Mureș, Bistrița) and East & South (Iași, Craiova, Ploiești, Buzău, Bacău, Pitești, Constanța, Galați, Râmnicu Vâlcea, Suceava, Botoșani). For presentation sites, the type offered by the most firms:

The medians are close (€380–467), and the gaps between regions are smaller than the gaps between firms in the same city: in Bucharest, published presentation-site prices run from €93 to €1,890. The capital does not come out more expensive here: it has the widest middle half (€297–773), but its median is below West & Centre and East & South.

For online stores:

Cluj has the highest store median, but that figure comes from just 6 firms. Few Cluj providers publish price lists (for presentation sites we found only 6 prices from 5 firms), so we don't conclude that the city is "more expensive" or "cheaper". For larger presentation sites, West & Centre has the highest median (€870, 28 offers) and Bucharest the lowest (€610, 32 offers). For landing pages and custom apps every region has fewer than 10 offers, so we don't compare them. The practical takeaway: in our data, the city matters less than what the offer actually includes.

Agency or freelancer: what the data shows

Few freelancers publish their prices: in the study, 10 freelancers have published build prices, against 73 agencies. With that limit in mind, here are the medians:

For landing pages and presentation sites, the freelancer median is actually above the agency median (€224 vs €168, €461 vs €427). For online stores it is lower (€825 vs €1,105), but on only 8 offers. The clear difference is the spread: among agencies you find both the cheapest and the most expensive offers (presentation sites from €83 to €2,500), while freelancer prices sit closer together (€246 to €950). The idea that a freelancer is "always cheaper" does not show up in published prices. The differences that matter are availability, who takes over if someone is unavailable, and support after launch; we cover them in agency, freelancer or DIY platform.

Recurring costs: domain, hosting, maintenance, subscriptions

You pay for the build once; the rest is paid monthly or yearly. Here is what we found in public price lists:

• A .ro domain is the smallest cost: between €6 and €19 a year across all the yearly offers we found.
• Hosting often has a promotional price, or a price that only applies if you pay a full year upfront, and it costs more at renewal. Check the renewal price, not just the starting one.
• Maintenance varies a lot with what it includes: entry plans usually cover updates or a few hours of work a month, while the pricier ones add blog articles, SEO, priority support or online-store upkeep. Some require a minimum term of 3 or 6 months. More in how much website maintenance costs.
• Platform subscriptions range from free plans with limited features to more than €2,000 a month for complex businesses. Some show their monthly price only if you prepay 1–4 years, and the price goes up at renewal.

A 3-year comparison: builder platform or a built site

A simple example, calculated only from the medians above. It is an illustration, not a quote:

• Over 3 years, a site paid for once can cost less than a subscription, if you handle updates yourself or rarely need them.
• Maintenance is the biggest long-term cost: at the market median it adds up to €2,124 over 3 years, more than four times the price of the site.
• With a builder platform you usually build the site yourself, and your time isn't in the calculation; on some platforms you also can't easily move the site elsewhere.

The full comparison, with more scenarios: monthly subscription or one-time payment.

How to read a price list or a quote

• VAT: 180 of the 279 build prices (almost two thirds) don't say whether VAT is included. Only 28 say it is included and 71 that it isn't. Romanian VAT is 21%: a €450 site before VAT becomes about €545 with VAT. Providers who are not VAT-registered don't add it, so their listed price is final. Always ask for the amount you will actually pay.
• "From" prices: 113 of the 279 prices (4 in 10) are worded "from" or "starting at" (in Romanian, "de la" or "începând de la"). The final price can be higher once the scope is agreed.
• Number of pages: "up to 4 pages", "5 pages", "up to 30" or "unlimited" mean very different things. Ask what goes on each page and who fills it.
• Content: do you supply the text and photos, or are they included? That is a big difference in work and in price.
• Hosting and domain: some packages include them for the first year. Ask what they cost from year two and in whose name they are registered.
• Maintenance: is it optional or mandatory, is there a minimum term, and what does it cover (just updates and backups, or also content changes, and how many hours)?
• Discounts on display: some price lists show a crossed-out old price next to a promotional one. Compare what you pay, not the discount percentage.
• Who owns the site: get it in writing that the domain, hosting, code and accounts are in your name and that you get administrator access.

The trap of "too cheap" offers

A low price is not automatically a problem: the study includes presentation sites listed under €100. The risk is costs that arrive later: expensive or mandatory maintenance, not being able to edit your own content, a slow site that loses visitors and the money you spend on ads, or a site you can't move. Ask for a clear written quote, with no hidden costs, that says exactly what you get and what you pay after launch.

Where MPO Web Studio sits

We are a small web studio in Cluj-Napoca. Here are our published prices next to the market:

• Our landing page is above the market. We start at €290, and 15 of the 17 landing-page offers we found start lower. The Start package includes responsive design, a contact form, basic SEO and delivery in up to 3 business days. If a simple one-page template is all you need, you will find cheaper options.
• Our presentation site sits around the median and above it. €490 is slightly above the €450 median, and only 11 of the 84 offers start above €890. The Pro package means up to 6 pages, a CMS so you can edit content yourself, advanced SEO with a blog, analytics and ads integration, and delivery in 5–7 business days once we have your content.
• Our online store starts below the market. €690 is below the market's first-quarter mark (€733) and below the €850 median of each firm's cheapest package, although 19 of the 86 offers start lower. It is only a starting price: the final price depends on the number of pages and features, and we tell you the exact figure after a short chat.
• Our maintenance is below the market median. From €29 a month, below the €59 median and the first-quarter mark (€36), although 16 of the 78 offers start lower. It covers updates and security, automated backups, small changes, monitoring and priority support. Hosting and the domain are paid separately (you can also get them through us), and we choose the hosting together.

Every project includes an SSL certificate and training, and the code stays yours. So you don't buy blind, we first prepare a free demo with your business name, and you pay only if you like it. For an estimate for your case, use the price calculator or see our packages.

Methodology and limits

The data is our own research, not an official statistic.

• What we collected: prices published on providers' own pages (agencies, freelancers, hosting companies, domain registrars and platforms). Every price was checked a second time, separately, on the source page on 3 October 2026; only the 508 confirmed prices went into the figures.
• Five segments: Bucharest, Cluj, West & Centre, East & South, plus a separate segment for platforms, hosting and domains.
• Currency and VAT: everything is in euros. Prices in lei were converted at the ECB rate of 2 October 2026 (€1 = 5.3488 RON) and prices in dollars at €1 = $1.1225. Prices stated as including VAT were divided by 1.21 to bring them to pre-VAT; prices that say nothing about VAT were left as they are.
• Starting price: for building a site we took each package's starting price, because many lists only give a "from" figure. A firm with three packages counts three times; as a cross-check we also calculated the median of each firm's cheapest package (€400 for a presentation site, €850 for a store, €46 a month for maintenance).
• Medians, not averages: the median is the middle price and the typical range (P25–P75) is the middle half of the offers, so a few extreme packages don't drag the figures up. Maintenance and subscriptions are shown per month, hosting and domains per year.

Limits of the study:

• A published price is not a negotiated price: final quotes can come out higher or lower.
• Almost two thirds of build prices don't say whether they include VAT, so some figures may include VAT and others may not.
• Some samples are small (Cluj, landing pages, custom apps), and firms that publish their prices may differ from those that don't.
• We compared packages as they are described; we did not order websites to judge their quality.