Key takeaways
- In Luxembourg, a company website usually costs €1,500 to €5,000, a custom website €5,000 to €15,000 and an e-commerce site €5,000 to €30,000 or more.
- Design, content, features and SEO explain most of the price differences.
- The SME Packages – Digital reimburse 70% of eligible costs for projects between €3,000 and €25,000 excl. VAT.
“How much does a website cost?” is usually the first question a business owner asks before starting a web project. The honest answer: a website can cost anywhere from €1,500 to €50,000, and the difference isn’t random. Here’s what really drives the price, and how to position your own project.
Why website prices vary so much in Luxembourg
A website isn’t a standard product; it’s a series of decisions. The number of pages, design complexity, features, content quality and level of support all change the cost significantly. Two companies in the same sector can pay one to five times as much for a result that looks identical on the surface.
This is also why comparing two quotes “on price” often leads to poor decisions. A low price frequently hides a generic template, poorly optimised for conversion or SEO. A higher price is justified when it includes a real strategy, a custom design and serious work on performance. The right question isn’t “which is cheapest?” but “what exactly does this price buy?”.
The main price ranges
To position your project, it helps to think in categories. In Luxembourg in 2026, the typical ranges are:
- Standard company website (5 to 10 pages): €1,500 to €5,000. Ideal for an SME, a freelancer or a professional firm that wants a credible, well-structured online presence.
- Custom or corporate website (dedicated design, advanced content): €5,000 to €15,000. For companies that want a strong identity and specific features.
- E-commerce website or business platform: €5,000 to €30,000 and more. The price rises with the catalogue, payments, logistics and integrations.
These ranges are indicative. A demanding company website can cost more than a small online shop, and vice versa. What matters is linking the budget to a business goal, not to a number of pages.
Our prices at TradinGo
To give you a concrete benchmark, here are our starting prices, excluding VAT:
- Landing page: from €990. One page that converts, to launch an offer, a service or your business.
- 4 to 5-page business website: from €1,490. Home, about, services, contact: the complete website for an SME or an independent.
- Advanced website: from €1,990. E-commerce, CMS, blog or more pages.
More complex or enterprise-grade projects are quoted separately. In every case, you receive a detailed, line-by-line quote after a free discovery call.
What pushes the bill up (or down)
A few factors explain most of the difference. Design comes first: an adapted template costs much less than a fully custom design. Then comes content. If you provide the text and images, you save; if they need to be written, photographed and translated, the budget grows, especially in a multilingual country like Luxembourg where business runs in French, English and sometimes German.
Features matter too: appointment booking, client portals, online payment, connections to a CRM or invoicing tool. Each one adds development and testing time. Finally, SEO determines the real return on investment. A website built from day one for SEO and generative search engines costs a little more, but saves you paying twice to fix an unsuitable structure. That’s exactly how we work at TradinGo: building a solid foundation rather than patching things later.
Recurring costs: don’t forget life after launch
The build cost is only part of the equation. A website is a living thing, and looking after it is an annual budget to plan for. The domain name and hosting are the base. Luxembourg has more than 117,000 .lu domain names managed by the Restena Foundation, around three quarters of them owned by businesses: a local domain remains a signal of proximity that clients appreciate.
On top of that come technical updates, security fixes, content updates and performance tracking. Many companies underestimate this and then watch their website decline for lack of care. Including a maintenance plan from the start avoids this and protects your initial investment. Expect anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand euros a year, depending on the size of the site and the level of service.
Get part of your website funded
Good news for companies based in Luxembourg: part of this budget can be covered by the State. The Ministry of the Economy’s SME Packages – Digital programme reimburses 70% of eligible costs for a digital project between €3,000 and €25,000 excl. VAT, up to €17,500 in funding. Building or redesigning a website fits squarely within it.
In practice, a €10,000 website could cost you €3,000 after funding, as long as you follow the right procedure: the mandatory pre-assessment with the House of Entrepreneurship or the Chambre des Métiers, then submitting the application before work starts. Building this funding into your plan changes the return-on-investment maths completely.
In the end, what a website costs matters less than what it brings you: visibility, credibility and clients. To estimate the right budget for your project and explore your funding options, see how we approach website design in Luxembourg.
