NULLEX WEB · English · Ireland

How much does a small business website cost in Ireland?

A supplied-content brochure site and a CMS with booking logic are different projects, even if both have five pages. Ask which layouts, revisions, content work and handover tasks are included. An advertised low price may also depend on a subscription or a very limited template.

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Compare what the euro quote actually covers

NULLEX WEB’s planning starting point for the described company-site scope is €1,290. A broader scenario budget is approximately €1,700–€3,250. These are our estimates, not an Irish market average or a binding quote.

Requirements that change the cost

  • New copy and real business photography.
  • An editing system and staff training.
  • Bookings, membership or enquiry qualification.
  • Additional languages, integrations and redirect work.

Plan ownership and recurring costs

Confirm who owns the domain, hosting and platform accounts. Ask about renewal costs and the process for moving providers. Tax treatment depends on the actual seller and customer circumstances; a EUR quote should state the applicable basis and final total rather than imply an unverified VAT position.

A brief that produces a useful quote

List the pages and functions needed for launch, the material you can supply and your target timing. Separate later improvements from launch requirements. You can then compare written proposals with the same deliverables instead of comparing headline prices alone.

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Tell us about your project

Email your goal, proposed pages, examples and preferred timing, or send a Telegram message. A written brief comes before the scope and project quote.

English and Polish communication is primarily written, with translation assistance when needed. Ukrainian and Russian are fluent. No Irish office or local telephone service is claimed.