How much does a website cost in Pakistan in 2026?
From Rs 10,000 one-page sites to Rs 5 lakh custom builds — what drives the price, what should be included, and the recurring costs nobody mentions in the quote.
“Website kitne ki banegi?” has no single answer, but it does have honest ranges. Here is what the market charges in 2026, what you should get for the money, and where quotes hide costs.
Typical prices by type
| Type | Market range | Ours |
|---|---|---|
| One-page business site | Rs 8,000 – 30,000 | From Rs 10,000 |
| Multi-page business site with blog | Rs 25,000 – 80,000 | Quoted per project |
| Online store (COD, WhatsApp, admin) | Rs 30,000 – 150,000 | Rs 10,000 one-time |
| Custom web application (ERP, clinic, booking) | Rs 1.5 lakh – 10 lakh+ | Quoted after a free requirements call |
What drives the price
- Custom design vs a proven template. A designer drawing every screen from scratch is the biggest cost. Our store and website builds start from a system we have already built and tested, which is how a complete store can be Rs 10,000.
- Content. Who writes the text and supplies the photos. Uploading 100 products with clean images is real work — we price it as an add-on so you only pay if you want us to do it.
- Integrations. Couriers, payment gateways, POS sync, WhatsApp automation.
- Admin panel. A site you can edit yourself costs a little more to build and saves you every month afterwards.
What must be included (check the quote)
- Mobile-first layout — most Pakistani traffic is on phones.
- SSL, and hosting/domain registered in your name.
- Basic SEO: titles, descriptions, sitemap, Google Search Console submission.
- WhatsApp button and a contact form that actually emails you.
- Training and a support period.
The recurring costs
Domain Rs 3,000–5,000 a year; shared hosting Rs 6,000–10,000 a year; optional care plan Rs 2,500–5,000 a month if you never want to think about backups and updates. Anyone quoting “free hosting” is either reselling it at a markup later or keeping your site on their account — ask.
How to get a fair quote
Send the vendor five things: what you sell, the pages you need, whether you have logo/photos/text, examples of sites you like, and your deadline. A serious quote comes back in writing with a fixed price and what is excluded. That is how we do it.