What a website costs to build.And what it costs to run.

The lowest price: a website from €250. More pages, features or languages raise the price. Web and mobile apps are priced to the brief. You know the exact amount before anything is built.

A website from €250: from a single page to a company website with a blog and language versions. More pages, features or languages raise the price. You get the exact amount in the offer before anything is built.

A one-page website from €250: one page, a contact form and content administration. Running it is paid monthly and made up of the items you actually need.

Running is paid monthly, not yearly. Hosting costs from €12 a month, and the database, backups, mailing up to 100 emails and editing in cms.sitely.cz are included. Other items (the Google and Facebook connection, SEO articles, reservations) are added only if you need them. Over a year that is twelve times the monthly price.

That this item depends on the size of the website and cannot be fixed in advance before we know how large it will be. That is hosting and the domain: they follow traffic and performance. The rest does not change with size: integration with Search Console, Analytics, Google Ads, and Facebook Ads costs €8 monthly, and the database, backups, mailing up to 100 emails and editing in cms.sitely.cz are included. For these, the price is simply fixed.

You don't have to. Operation isn't a package from which you can't remove anything. It's made up of items you actually need. The base is hosting from €12 per month, and the database, backups, mailing up to 100 emails and editing in cms.sitely.cz are part of it. SEO articles, clients and boards or a reservation system are added only if you need them. Language versions are part of building the website; they are not paid monthly.

We don't charge for them. Design and design iterations are included in the price, as long as the project scope doesn't change. No matter how many times we decide it needs to be done differently, it doesn't matter. Nowhere do we state 'two rounds free, third round charged extra.' If something is wrong, we want to fix it, not bill for it.

It's quoted separately, and you know this in advance. By scope change, we mean new features or a different product than the one we agreed on, not that you don't like the button color. Before we start building such a thing, you'll receive a price for it and make a decision. Nothing will appear on the invoice that you haven't seen beforehand.

Half at the start, half at launch. Between these two payments, there are no additional interim invoices or deposits. The build starts only after you approve the proposal, so at the time of the first payment, you know exactly what you're committing to. Operation is separate from the build cost and is paid monthly.

The exact amount is part of the offer, not an estimate that is later charged additionally. The build price and the monthly running costs stated in the offer are what will be invoiced. Only one thing is added: the scope you have personally agreed upon additionally. Otherwise, what we have written applies.