How much does a website cost in Switzerland in 2026?

Four routes and their typical prices

For a simple small-business site (5–10 pages, contact, mobile) in Switzerland you’ll usually see these ranges:

• DIY site builder: CHF 15–50 per month, but the time and copy are yours.
• Freelancer: often CHF 1,500–5,000 one-off, with hosting and maintenance extra.
• Agency: typically from CHF 5,000 to well over CHF 20,000 for an SME site, depending on design and features.
• Fixed-price yearly package: everything included for 12 months, price known before you start.

Costs that often go unmentioned

The build price is only part of it. Always ask whether these are included:

• Hosting, SSL certificate and backups
• Security updates and small changes during the year
• Translations (in Switzerland you often need at least two languages)
• Local SEO: Google profile, structured data, speed
• Who owns the domain and what happens if you switch provider

What makes sense for a small business

For a tradesperson, restaurant or practice, what matters most is a fast site that’s clear on mobile and lets customers reach you in one tap. Complex features and bespoke design pay off when the site sells directly or handles lots of data.

If you get quote requests or orders every week, a panel that collects them in one place saves more time than any animation.

What it costs at Atelier Lago

Website: CHF 1,490 for 12 months, with hosting, support, local SEO and up to six languages ready. Website + Panel: CHF 2,490, with a quote or order panel set up around how you work. No automatic renewal, the domain stays yours, and the price is public before any call.

Five questions to ask before signing

• Are hosting and maintenance included, and for how long?
• Does the contract renew automatically?
• Is the domain registered in my name?
• How many languages are included?
• Can I see a working example of your work?