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2026 price guide
Website Design Cost in Nigeria
The honest breakdown: what websites really cost in Nigeria, what drives the price, and what must be included — so you pay once, properly.
What websites cost
Real 2026 price ranges.
| Website type | Typical price | Timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page (1 page) | ₦80,000 – ₦200,000 | 3–7 days | Campaigns, product launches, ads traffic |
| Business website (up to 5 pages) | ₦200,000 – ₦250,000 | 1–2 weeks | SMEs, professionals, new businesses |
| Custom corporate site (up to 12 pages) | ₦250,000 – ₦450,000 | 2–4 weeks | Growing brands that need custom design + SEO |
| E-commerce store | ₦400,000 – ₦1,000,000+ | 4–6 weeks | Retailers selling online with Paystack/Flutterwave |
| Web application / portal | From ₦1,000,000 | 6–12 weeks | Startups and platforms with custom functionality |
DPX packages sit inside these ranges: Starter ₦200,000 · Standard ₦450,000 · Premium ₦650,000 · Ultimate ₦1,000,000 — every deliverable listed, no hidden fees.
What drives the price
Six factors that decide what you pay.
Custom design vs template
Templates are cheaper but generic. Custom design costs more upfront and converts better for years.
E-commerce functionality
Payments, inventory, delivery workflows and order notifications add engineering scope — and revenue.
SEO depth
Basic meta setup is standard. Keyword research, content strategy and technical SEO are where rankings come from.
Security and performance
SSL, hardening, backups and speed optimization protect your business — and your Google position.
Support after launch
A site is never “finished.” Update windows, maintenance and monitoring keep it earning.
Before you pay anyone
What every serious quote must include.
If a quote is missing any of these, it isn't cheaper — it's incomplete. Every DPX package includes all eight.
- Custom mobile-responsive design
- SSL certificate and security setup
- On-page SEO foundations
- CMS you can edit yourself
- First-year domain registration
- Speed optimization
- Analytics setup
- Free support period (1–6 months)
Pricing questions
Cost questions, answered honestly.
How much does a website cost in Nigeria in 2026?
A professional business website in Nigeria costs between ₦200,000 and ₦600,000 from an established agency. Simple landing pages can cost less; large e-commerce platforms and custom web applications cost more. Freelancers may charge ₦50,000–₦200,000, but usually without SEO, security hardening or ongoing support.
Why do web design prices vary so much in Nigeria?
Price follows scope: number of pages, custom design versus templates, e-commerce functionality, SEO depth, content writing, and post-launch support. A ₦60,000 template site and a ₦400,000 custom build are different products — one is decoration, the other is a growth asset.
What does a cheap website actually cost you?
Cheap builds typically skip mobile optimization, load slowly, rank poorly on Google and break without support. Most businesses that start with a bargain site pay twice — once for the cheap site, then again for the rebuild.
Is hosting and a domain included in the price?
At DPX, first-year domain registration is included in every package. Hosting is set up to match your traffic and billed at cost — no markup, no lock-in.
How do payments work?
Most projects split into a deposit and a balance at launch. Larger builds can be staged by milestone. You always know the full price before we start — no surprises mid-project.
Can I see exactly what each package includes?
Yes — our web design packages page lists every deliverable for all five tiers: Starter ₦200,000, Standard ₦450,000, Premium ₦650,000, Ultimate ₦1,000,000 and Custom ₦2,500,000 — from page counts to maintenance periods.
Client perspectives
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