Real web agency prices in Madrid in 2026: what each project type includes, why quotes vary so much and how not to overpay.
One of the most common searches that brings people to our site is "how much does a website cost in Madrid". That makes sense — quotes companies receive vary from €300 to €15,000 for apparently similar projects, and without context it is impossible to know what is reasonable and what is not.
This guide is our honest answer. Real prices, what each range includes, and the questions you need to ask before signing anything.
Why quotes vary so much
The difference between a €500 quote and a €3,000 quote for a "company website" is not always quality — sometimes it is simply what is behind it. The €500 one may be a WordPress template with your logo and text copied from the sector. The €3,000 one may be custom Figma design, bespoke code, technical SEO configured from day one and training so you can manage it yourself.
Neither is necessarily right. It depends on what you need. But knowing what is behind the price lets you compare properly.
Landing page: €800 – €1,500
A single page, custom design, contact form, basic SEO and optimised speed. The typical use case is an advertising campaign, validating a new product or having a quick online presence for a small business. In this range we are talking about real work — custom design, not an Elementor template with the colours changed.
If someone offers you a landing page for €200, ask exactly what it includes. It is almost always a template with your content on top, which means you share a visual structure with hundreds of other websites and technical SEO does not exist.
Corporate website: €1,500 – €3,500
Between 5 and 15 pages, admin panel to edit content without touching code, full technical SEO (metadata, sitemap, structured data, Core Web Vitals in the green), forms and analytics configured. This is what most Madrid SMEs need to appear on Google with credibility and convert visits into clients.
At Codelvia most corporate websites we deliver are in this range. The usual timeline is 2-3 weeks from the briefing.
Online store: €2,500 – €6,000
Product catalogue, shopping cart, payment gateway (Stripe, PayPal, Bizum), order management, product SEO and technical sheets. The range goes up with the number of products, catalogue complexity and whether you need integrations with warehouse management or ERP systems.
Watch out for "cheap" stores: an online store that does not load quickly, is not well positioned or has a purchase process that creates friction does not sell. The opportunity cost of a bad store far exceeds the initial saving.
Custom functionality website: from €4,000
Client portals, intranets, complex booking systems, platforms with user roles, analytics dashboards. Here the price depends entirely on the business logic. There is no ceiling.
What makes the difference between agencies
Beyond price, these are the questions that separate a good agency from one that will give you problems:
Is the design custom or a template? Custom design takes longer and costs more, but your website does not look like anyone else's. Templates have a SEO performance ceiling you cannot exceed.
What speed do they guarantee? Ask for a Lighthouse score on mobile. Below 70 is bad. Above 90 is what you need to compete on Google in 2026.
Is the website yours when the project ends? Some agencies build on proprietary systems and if you leave, you lose the website. Demand source code, repository access and independent hosting.
Does it include training? A good agency trains you so you can update content without depending on them for every text change.
Our pricing policy
At Codelvia we work with a fixed quote before we start: what we quote is what you pay, no last-minute extras. We respond in under 24 hours with a detailed estimate. And the website we deliver is completely yours — code, domain, hosting. No small print.
If you want to know what your specific project would cost, tell us about it. No endless forms, no commitments.
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