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At NS Web Studio a small business website costs €1,200 for a one-page site, €3,200 for a six-page business site, €5,400 for a twelve-page site with full SEO and AI visibility work, and €6,800 for a WooCommerce store with up to 100 products. These are fixed prices, not estimates. Across the wider market in 2026, a professionally built small business website typically runs between €2,000 and €10,000 with an experienced freelancer, and €8,000 and upwards with an agency.

Five to seven working days for a one-page site, eight to twelve for a six-page business site, twelve to eighteen for a twelve-page site, and twenty to thirty for an online store. That’s faster than most studios quote, and it’s not a shortcut: it’s what happens when one person builds the whole thing and nobody is waiting on a handover. The clock starts once your deposit clears and your content is with me. Delays almost never come from the build. They come from waiting on text and photos, which is why I send you an exact list of what I need before you pay anything.

No. The package price covers design, build, copywriting, technical SEO, accessibility, and your domain, hosting and SSL for the first year. After year one you pay for domain and hosting renewal, which runs roughly €120 to €250 a year depending on your traffic. If your project needs a paid commercial plugin, I tell you the licence cost before I use it, never afterwards.

Completely. You own the domain, the hosting account, the design, the code and the content. There is no platform fee, no licence you have to keep renewing to me, and nothing stops you moving the site to another developer. I hand over full administrator access at launch. This is the main difference between hiring me and renting a site from a subscription web design service.

Yes, and it’s how all of my international work runs. Everything happens in writing, in English, through a shared project board with annotated design previews you can comment on directly. Athens is in the EU, so you’re working with a European business under European contract and data law. You’ll get a reply within one business day, every time, and because nothing depends on catching each other live, the time difference never becomes your problem.

Because written beats spoken for this kind of work, and I’d rather be honest about the trade-off than pretend otherwise. In a call, half of what gets agreed is half-remembered a week later. In writing, every decision, every price and every deadline is there to check. Research on project failure keeps landing on the same cause: requirements that were never captured properly. Writing them down fixes that. It also means you never give up an hour of your day to a meeting that could have been four paragraphs. If you’d genuinely rather talk before spending several thousand euros, I understand, and I’m probably not the right studio for you.

If you’re a business in another EU country with a valid VAT number, no VAT is added to your invoice. It’s handled under the reverse-charge mechanism, which means you account for it in your own country. If you’re outside the EU, for example in the United States or the United Kingdom, EU VAT does not apply at all. Greek clients and EU private individuals are charged 24% Greek VAT.

Because you own it. WordPress is open source, so nobody can raise your monthly rent, change the terms, or make features you rely on premium-only. It also gives me full control over the HTML and CSS, which is how a site reaches a 100 PageSpeed score. Hosted builders generate markup you can’t fully control. If you specifically want Webflow or Shopify, I’ll tell you honestly whether it’s the better fit for your case.

People increasingly ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews for recommendations instead of scrolling through search results. Those systems quote a handful of sources rather than listing ten links. Getting quoted needs different work from ranking: direct answers stated in full sentences, high fact density, clean structured data, and a clearly defined business entity. That’s what the AI visibility setup covers, and it’s included in the Growth and Commerce packages.

No. Every package is complete on its own and the site will work perfectly without a plan. Monthly plans exist because WordPress needs updating, backups need checking, and most business owners would rather not do it. If you have someone technical in-house, you genuinely don’t need one. I’d rather tell you that than sell you something you won’t use.

Often, yes. If the foundation is sound and the problem is speed, structure or copy, the Core Web Vitals rescue at €600 or the technical SEO audit at €650 is a far better use of your money than a rebuild. I’ll review the site from the URL you send and tell you straight. Sometimes the honest answer is that patching a site built on a broken foundation costs more than starting again, and I’ll say that too.

Fifty per cent to start, fifty per cent on the day the site goes live. I invoice in euros and accept bank transfer, SEPA and card. There’s no charge for the project brief or the written proposal, and nothing is due until you’ve read the scope and agreed to it.

That’s what the two revision rounds are for, and it’s why I design the homepage first and then stop. We settle the direction on one page before I build twelve. You mark up the preview directly, in your own words, whenever suits you. In practice disagreements almost never come down to taste. They come from a vague brief, which is exactly why the project form asks so much up front.