Website prices in Nigeria vary more than almost anything else you’ll buy for your business. You can be quoted ₦50,000 by one person and ₦2 million by another for what sounds like the same thing. Here’s what the market looks like in 2026 and how to compare quotes.
Our own fixed prices are on the pricing page.
Typical prices in 2026
These figures come from published price guides by Nigerian web agencies, so treat them as rough market rates:
- Basic five-page business website: around ₦250,000.
- Growing business website (8 to 10 pages): around ₦600,000.
- Premium website (12 to 15 pages, custom design, SEO setup): around ₦1.5 million.
- Custom builds with 15+ pages, web apps or online shops: from about ₦1.8 million, and much more for complex projects.
Very cheap offers usually mean a template with your logo, no copywriting and no SEO setup.
Ongoing costs
- Domain: a .com.ng is cheaper than a .com; a .com usually costs tens of thousands of naira a year, depending on the registrar and exchange rate.
- Hosting: from a few thousand naira a month for basic shared hosting to much more for managed hosting.
- Maintenance: either your own time every month, or a care plan.
Always ask who owns the domain and hosting account. It should be you.
What changes the price
- How many pages, and whether each service gets its own page.
- Who writes the words.
- Features: bookings, payments, online shop, client logins.
- Whether search engine setup is included: Google Search Console, Bing, sitemap and structured data.
- How many rounds of changes you get.
The expensive mistake
The most expensive website is the one that doesn’t bring customers. A cheap site that nobody finds still costs you its price, plus the cost of rebuilding it later. Before comparing prices, read why websites don’t show up on Google or ChatGPT.
What we charge
Our Starter Website is ₦250,000 and our Business Website is ₦450,000, both with SEO setup included rather than sold as an extra. A detailed site with several services usually takes one to two weeks, including the changes after the first draft. Full details are on the pricing page.
Questions to ask before you pay anyone
- Will I own the website and the domain?
- Is search engine setup included, and will the pages be readable without JavaScript?
- Does each service get its own page?
- How long will it take, and how many rounds of changes are included?
- What will I pay every month or year after launch?
- Can I see live sites you’ve built, and speak to those clients?
Comparing with UK prices? See how much a website costs in the UK in 2026.
Sources: Kolonell, website cost for SMEs in Lagos 2026; NaijaTechGuide, cost of building a website.
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