"I want a website — how much will it cost me?" is the question we get most, and the one with the most misleading answers in the market. Here are the real 2026 numbers for the Egyptian market, why prices differ so much, and when a cheap price becomes the most expensive thing you ever pay for.
Realistic prices by website type
- Company website (5-7 pages): 7,000 to 15,000 EGP - Full e-commerce store with payment and shipping: 15,000 to 35,000 EGP - Custom platform or system (bookings, subscriptions, web apps): from 40,000 EGP, defined by analysis - Campaign landing page: 2,500 to 5,000 EGP
These figures are for professional work: custom design, high speed, mobile-responsive and SEO-ready.
Why is someone offering a "1,500 EGP website"?
Because you'll likely get a recycled template shared with hundreds of sites, on slow shared hosting, with zero SEO, and a dashboard you don't understand — and the first time you need an edit you'll discover you're locked in or paying again from scratch. A cheap website gets paid for twice.
What actually drives the price?
- Number of pages and features (forms, booking, online payment, multiple languages) - Design: ready-made template vs. custom design for your brand - Content: delivered ready or needs writing and photography - Speed and hosting: proper hosting with SSL affects both price and results - Post-delivery support: training, maintenance and edits
Questions to ask before paying anyone
- Will I get a dashboard I can edit myself? - Whose name will the domain and hosting be registered under? (It must be yours) - Is the site SEO-ready? How fast is it on mobile? - Is there support after delivery? For how long?
Bottom line
A website isn't an expense — it's an investment that pays back with the first customers it brings. Set your budget from the numbers above, ask the right questions, and you'll easily tell serious offers from fake ones. For an exact quote for your specific project, send us the details and we'll reply with a clear itemized offer — no strings attached.