Website price ranges in Nigeria (2026)
Basic business website (3–5 pages)
₦150,000 – ₦400,000
~$90 – $250
Includes: Home, About, Services, Contact. WordPress or similar. Mobile-responsive. Basic SEO setup.
At the lower end: freelancer work, template-based, minimal customisation. At the upper end: structured agency, custom design, reliable delivery.
Professional business website (8–15 pages)
₦400,000 – ₦1,200,000
~$250 – $750
Includes: Custom design, multiple service/product pages, blog, contact forms, WhatsApp integration, Google Maps. Proper mobile optimisation and SEO structure.
This is where most serious Nigerian businesses should be spending. Enough budget for a proper build that performs.
E-commerce website
₦800,000 – ₦3,000,000
~$500 – $1,900
Includes: Product catalogue, Paystack/Flutterwave integration, order management, inventory, delivery options. WooCommerce or custom build.
Price depends heavily on product count, payment complexity, and whether it is a simple store or a marketplace.
Custom web application
₦2,500,000 – ₦15,000,000+
~$1,600 – $10,000+
Includes: Bespoke database-driven applications: portals, dashboards, booking systems, CRM, ERP web interfaces.
Scoped per project. Timeline and cost depend entirely on complexity of requirements.
Prices in Naira are indicative for 2026 and reflect structured agency pricing in Uyo/South-South Nigeria. Lagos and Abuja pricing may be 20–40% higher. All figures exclude domain and hosting costs.
What makes a Nigerian website cost more
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Custom design
Template-based sites are cheaper but limiting. A custom design costs more upfront but avoids the redesign cost 18 months later when the template shows through.
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Nigerian payment integration
Paystack or Flutterwave integration adds ₦80,000–₦200,000 depending on complexity. USSD and bank transfer options add further.
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Number of pages and content
More pages means more design, more development, more content. A 20-page site takes twice as long as a 10-page site.
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Content creation
If you need copywriting, photography, or video production as part of the project, this is charged separately, typically ₦50,000–₦300,000 additional.
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Ongoing maintenance
A properly maintained website costs ₦30,000–₦80,000 per month for security updates, backups, uptime monitoring, and minor changes.
Why cheap websites cost more long term
The ₦80,000 website exists. It will be built in a weekend on a free WordPress template, handed over with no documentation, and the developer will be unreachable six months later when something breaks.
The cost of fixing a poorly built website, redesigning from scratch, migrating content or recovering from security breaches, consistently exceeds the cost of doing it properly the first time.
The question is not what a website costs in Nigeria. The question is what a website that actually works for your business costs.
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