It’s the first question almost everyone asks us, and the honest answer is: it depends. But “it depends” doesn’t help anyone decide, so in this article we’ll give you real ranges and, more importantly, explain what actually drives the price of a website in the Canary Islands in 2026.
What determines the price
Before talking numbers, it helps to understand what drives them. A one-page website isn’t the same as an online store with a hundred products, and a generic template isn’t the same as a design built specifically for your brand.
- Number of pages and complexity: a landing page doesn’t cost the same as a corporate site with several services.
- Custom design vs. template: a template is cheaper, but it shows, and it won’t set your brand apart from the competition.
- Functionality: forms, online bookings, payment gateways or a client area add real development work, not just design.
- Content and SEO: if you want the site to rank on Google too, that means strategy and copywriting work that isn’t “free” in any serious estimate.
- Ongoing maintenance: who updates it, who watches security, and what happens if something breaks.
Indicative price ranges
With those factors in mind, here are the ranges we typically see in the Canary Islands market for local businesses:
- Basic presentation website (1-5 pages): between €800 and €2,000.
- Corporate website with custom design: between €2,000 and €5,000.
- Online store (e-commerce): from €3,000, depending on catalogue and features.
- Custom development projects (bookings, private areas, integrations): from €5,000.
If you see prices well below these ranges, it’s not that you’ve found a bargain — it’s that something on the list above is being left out, usually custom design or technical quality underneath.
Why the lowest price is almost never the cheapest
We’ve seen the same pattern play out again and again: businesses that go with the cheapest option and, a year later, end up paying again to rebuild a slow, poorly structured, unmaintainable website. The initial saving ends up costing double.
How we do it at The Simple Web Studio
Before we ask you to decide anything, we give you a free visual prototype of your website. You see it, you interact with it, and only then do you decide whether to move forward. And if the final result doesn’t convince you, you don’t pay: it’s that simple.
If you want to know how much your specific project would cost, start your project and we’ll give you real numbers, not “it depends”.
