"How much does a website cost?" is one of the most searched questions by Finnish business owners. And it's frustrating, because most agencies either won't give you a straight answer or give you a price range so wide it's useless — "€500 to €50,000".
This guide gives you a real, honest breakdown based on what Finnish businesses actually pay in 2026.
The Short Answer
In Finland, a professional business website typically costs between €300 and €5,000, depending on who builds it, what's included, and how custom it is. Here's the breakdown:
| Type | Price Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DIY (Wix/Squarespace) | €0–€30/month | Hobby projects, tiny startups |
| Freelancer | €300–€800 | Small businesses on a budget |
| Small agency (like BizPro) | €300–€1,500 | SMEs wanting quality + speed |
| Large agency | €3,000–€15,000 | Enterprise, complex projects |
| E-commerce store | €750–€5,000+ | Online shops with products |
What Affects the Price?
1. Number of pages
A 5-page website (Home, About, Services, Gallery, Contact) costs significantly less than a 20-page site with subpages for each service, location-specific pages and a blog.
2. Custom design vs template
A website built from scratch on a custom design costs more than one using a premium template. Both can look professional — but custom designs are unique to your brand and impossible to copy.
3. E-commerce features
Adding an online shop, payment processing, product management and order tracking adds significant complexity and cost. Budget at minimum €750 for a basic shop, more for anything advanced.
4. SEO and marketing features
A website that's optimised for Google search, has proper meta tags, fast loading and structured content costs more to build — but it pays for itself over time through organic traffic.
5. Ongoing maintenance
Building the website is step one. Keeping it updated, secure and backed up is step two. Many agencies charge €30–€150/month for maintenance. Factor this into your total cost.
What BizPro Charges — and Why
At BizPro, we keep pricing transparent and simple:
- Business Starter (€300) — 5 pages, custom design, mobile responsive, contact form, basic SEO. Perfect for restaurants, salons, car washes and small businesses getting online for the first time.
- Business Pro (€500) — Up to 10 pages, premium design, full SEO, blog, Google Analytics. For growing businesses that want to rank on Google.
- E-Commerce (€750+) — Full online store with products, payments and order management.
All prices are one-time — no monthly subscription required (unless you choose our maintenance package).
5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring Any Web Agency
- Who actually builds the site? Some agencies outsource to cheaper developers abroad.
- Do you own the website when it's done? Some builders keep ownership — you should always own your own site.
- What happens if I need changes after launch? Make sure there's a clear revision and support policy.
- Is SEO included? A website nobody can find on Google is a missed opportunity.
- Can I see examples of your work? Any reputable agency will show you real examples.
The Cheapest Option Is Rarely the Best Value
A €99 website that nobody finds, looks unprofessional and breaks within a year is not a bargain — it's a waste. Your website is your business's front door online. It works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A good website pays for itself many times over through new customers.
That said, you don't need to spend €10,000 either. For most Finnish SMEs — restaurants, beauty salons, car workshops, bars and small shops — a well-built €300–€500 website does everything you need.
Bottom Line
Budget €300–€1,500 for a professional Finnish business website in 2026. Anything less and you're probably getting a template with minimal customisation. Anything more should come with a clear explanation of what you're paying for.
If you'd like a free quote for your business, contact BizPro here — we respond within 24 hours with a clear price, no pressure.