How much does a website cost in Cyprus?

A website in Cyprus costs €625 at the median starting price. That is what 30 agencies with a published price list ask for their smallest website package. Half of them start between €450 and €990. The cheapest starts at €280, the most expensive at €3,000.

We did not estimate these numbers. In October 2026 we read the price lists of 57 agencies in Cyprus and wrote down every price they publish: 261 in total (how we counted). Here is what they show.

What does a website cost in Cyprus in 2026?

Most websites for a small business in Cyprus start between €450 and €990. If you count all 60 website packages on those price lists, and not only the cheapest of each agency, the median is €925 and one package in four costs more than €1,900.

Where the 30 starting prices sit:

• 11 agencies start below €500
• 12 start between €500 and €999
• 4 start between €1,000 and €1,999
• 3 start at €2,000 or more

The most expensive website package on any of the price lists costs €5,000.

What do an online shop, a landing page and monthly services cost?

An online shop starts at a median of €1,400 and a single landing page at €400. The running services cost a few hundred euros a month: SEO €490, social media €400 and ads management €325 at the median.

Read the rows with few agencies as a rough guide. Six agencies are not a market.

How much does a website cost per month?

Plan about €29 a month for hosting and maintenance. That is the median of the 13 agencies that list a monthly price, and the range runs from €5 to €129.

The low prices cover hosting, updates and backups. Plans from about €40 a month add a fixed amount of changes, for example one update or one hour of work each month. Seven agencies charge by the year instead, with a median of €100 a year.

Can you rent a website instead of buying it?

Yes. Six of the 57 agencies offer a website for a running fee instead of a one-time price. The fees run from €60 a year for a one-page site to €150 a month and more for a custom one.

Where an agency shows both prices for the same website, the monthly fee is between one tenth and one fifth of the purchase price. Before you sign, check two things: how long you are bound, and who owns the website when you stop paying. One agency writes openly that a rented website never becomes yours.

What do you get for the money?

Below €700 you usually get five pages. Packages from about €1,800 offer 8 to 20 pages.

That is what the 31 packages with a stated number of pages show. What the price lists say about the rest:

• 34 of the 60 website packages mention SEO.
• 22 call the design custom. Those start at €399, so the word alone tells you little.
• 7 state how many rounds of corrections you get.
• Only one mentions the text for the website: basic texts in Greek and English. With the other 59 it stays open who writes it.

So ask every agency the same three questions. Who writes the text? Is the design made for my business or taken from a template? What does it cost per month after the launch?

How long does it take to build a website in Cyprus?

Between one day and eight weeks. Of the 22 website packages that state a delivery time, 10 promise two weeks or less and 12 take between two and eight weeks.

Online shops take longer. The price lists name two to twelve weeks.

Do the prices include VAT?

Often you cannot tell. Eight of the 57 agencies write that their prices are plus VAT, none writes that VAT is included, and the others do not say.

The standard VAT rate in Cyprus is 19 %. A website listed at €625 then costs €744. Ask before you compare two offers.

Does any agency guarantee results?

No. None of the 57 agencies guarantees enquiries or sales. What the price lists promise is about the work itself: a year of warranty, free rework until the website reaches a set speed score, or changes until you are satisfied.

Why do website prices in Cyprus differ so much?

Because one word covers very different things. The cheapest package in our data, at €280, is five pages built on a ready-made design, and the most expensive starting price, €3,000, buys a design made from scratch and full ownership of the code.

Between the two, the price follows the work: how many pages, whether someone writes your text, whether the design is made for you, and extras such as a booking system, a shop or a second language.

Our view: the price tells you little about the result. Your customer opens three websites, compares, and picks one. A website has one job, to win that comparison and bring you the enquiry. Judge an offer by that first, and by its price second.

Where do our own prices stand?

Our websites start at €1,900 plus VAT, or €149 a month for 24 months, after which the website is yours. The monthly price includes hosting and one change a month. That puts us in the upper quarter of the published prices in Cyprus.

For that price we write the text, design and code the website for one business only, and put it live in 7 days. We use no templates and no page builders. SEO and AI visibility start at €390 a month, ads at €490 a month.

If your budget is €600, the table above shows that you will find offers at that price. If you want to see what we build, look at our work or at our web design offer.

How did we collect these prices?

We opened the websites of 576 web and marketing agencies in Cyprus in October 2026 and wrote down every price they publish. 57 agencies that sell to customers in Cyprus list real prices: 261 price lines in total.

1. We took the agencies from Google Maps in Paphos, Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca and the Famagusta area: 657 with a website of their own, 576 of them reachable.
2. 129 mention a price somewhere on their website.
3. We checked these one by one. 92 have a real price list. 57 of them sell to customers in Cyprus and state prices we could confirm. The others work for clients abroad.
4. Every price is stored with the address of its page and the sentence it stands in.

Starting price means the cheapest package an agency lists for a service. Median means that half of the agencies are cheaper and half are more expensive.

What the numbers cannot show:

• Only about one agency in six publishes prices. Agencies that quote only on request are missing. It is likely that many of them charge more, so the real market may sit above these numbers.
• Prices that appear only in pictures or PDF files are not in the data.
• We read price lists. We did not test what each agency delivers for its price.