How Much Does a Website Cost in Pakistan? (2026 Guide)

If you are planning a business website, the first question is usually simple: how much will it cost? In Pakistan the answer can range from a few thousand rupees to several lakh, depending on what you need. This guide explains typical price ranges in 2026, what changes the price, and how to avoid overpaying.

Note: the figures below are typical market ranges, not fixed quotes. Every project is different.

Typical website cost in Pakistan (2026)

Simple business website (5–7 pages): about PKR 30,000 – 80,000
Corporate or company website with custom design: about PKR 80,000 – 200,000
E-commerce store (products, cart, payments): about PKR 100,000 – 300,000 or more
Custom web application or portal: PKR 300,000 and above

What affects the price?

1. Number of pages and features

A 5-page website costs far less than a store with 500 products, a booking system or a customer login area.

2. Design: template or custom

A ready-made template is cheaper and faster. A fully custom design costs more but makes your brand stand out.

3. Content and images

Professional writing, logo design and photography add to the budget. If you already have them, you save money.

4. Hosting and domain

Plan for a yearly domain and hosting cost. Good hosting matters because a slow website loses visitors and ranks lower on Google.

5. SEO setup

A website that nobody can find has little value. Basic SEO (page titles, descriptions, speed, mobile layout) should be included from day one. For ongoing growth, see our SEO services.

6. Support after launch

Updates, backups, security and fixes cost extra. Ask what is included before you sign.

Hidden costs to ask about

Yearly domain and hosting renewal
Paid plugins or premium themes
Extra charges for each revision
Fees to move the site if you change developers
Who owns the website, the code and the login details

How to avoid overpaying

Write down what you need before you ask for quotes: pages, features and goals.
Compare 3 quotes, and compare what is included, not only the price.
Check past work. Ask for live websites the company has built.
Be careful with very cheap offers. They often mean copied templates, no support or hidden extras.
Get everything in writing: price, timeline, revisions and ownership.

Is a cheaper website worth it?

A low price can work if you only need a simple online presence. If you want leads, sales and Google rankings, spend on speed, clean design and SEO. A website is an investment, not just an expense.

Get a clear quote for your website

At Cyber Shell we build websites, online stores and web apps for businesses in Pakistan, the USA and Dubai, and we also provide BPO services for customer support and back-office work. See everything we offer on our services page.

Tell us what you need and we will send you a clear, no-surprise quote. Contact us here or book a free call.