“How much does a website cost?” can’t be answered honestly without a brief. Ballpark ranges can — plus the quiet cost drivers.
Ballpark ranges in Czechia (2025)
Landing / one-pager: low tens of thousands CZK — if the offer is clear and copy is ready. Corporate site (8–15 pages): mid tens to low hundreds of thousands CZK depending on CMS, languages and integrations. E-commerce: from high tens of thousands CZK (catalogue + payments + shipping) to much more for custom workflows, B2B pricing and ERP links. Custom product / SaaS MVP: usually hundreds of thousands CZK — you pay for logic, not a “theme”.These are indicative. The same scope from a freelancer vs a studio with SLA differs.
What usually raises the price
1. Fuzzy brief (“make it nice”) 2. Custom design system from scratch 3. Multiple languages and content localisation 4. Integrations (CRM, warehouse, payments, ERP) 5. Legacy data migration 6. Strict performance / SEO / accessibility from day one 7. Client-side approval chains
How not to get burned
- Ask for a breakdown: UX, design, FE, BE, content, QA, launch.
- Ask what’s out of scope.
- Prefer milestones with demos over “done in 3 months”.
- A cheap quote with no change budget is a hidden invoice.
Conclusion
A good site isn’t the cheapest row in a quote sheet. It’s outcome / risk / time.
At PrometeyLabs we estimate after a short brief — accuracy over marketing ranges.
_Send a short brief_ (site type, features, deadline) and we’ll prepare a realistic budget.