How much does a website cost for a local business in Portugal?
An honest breakdown of what a small-business website costs in Portugal — what drives the price, what should be included, and what you'll pay to keep it running.
The honest answer: a professional website for a local business in Portugal usually costs between €500 and €3,000, and most small businesses land somewhere in the middle. The range is wide because "a website" can mean very different things — so here's what actually moves the number.
What drives the cost
Four things decide most of your quote:
- Number of pages. A single landing page is far cheaper than a ten-page site with a blog and a services section.
- Custom design vs. template. A design built around your brand takes more time than dropping your logo into a theme — and it shows.
- A CMS you can edit. If you want to update text, prices, and images yourself, that's built in from the start (and worth it).
- Extra functionality. Booking flows, quote forms, online catalogues, or multiple languages each add scope.
What should be included
Before you compare quotes, make sure each one covers the basics. A fair small-business website should include:
- A mobile-responsive design that works on every screen
- Basic SEO so Google can find and rank you
- A contact form and your Google Business listing set up
- At least one or two rounds of revisions
If a quote leaves these out, it isn't cheaper — it's incomplete.
What about ongoing costs?
The build is a one-time cost. To stay online you'll also pay for a domain (around €10–€20 a year) and hosting (often modest or bundled). Optional maintenance — updates, small changes, backups — is worth budgeting for if you don't want to touch it yourself.
How we price it
At Komorebi, our website packages run from €590 to €1,890, and every service is also available on its own. We give you a fixed quote in writing after our first meeting — no surprise invoices, no scope creep. You'll always know what's included, what isn't, and what it costs before any work begins.
The cheapest website is rarely the one that earns its cost back. The right one looks like your brand, loads fast, and turns visitors into enquiries — that's the number worth measuring.
Ready to be seen in the right light?
If something here resonated, tell us about your project — you'll be talking to the maker, not a ticket queue.
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