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How Much Does a Website Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Breakdown)
What a website actually costs in Nigeria in 2026: the factors that move the price, typical ranges by site type, and how to avoid paying twice for the same work.
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What this article covers
01What you are actually paying for
- Design, development, content, hosting and maintenance are separate line items
- Why 'cheap' sites often cost more in year two
02Price ranges by website type
- TODO(owner): publish only ranges you can stand behind — qualify them as starting prices
- Landing page, business website, e-commerce, custom web application
- Kortix published starting prices: frontend from ₦50,000, backend from ₦50,000, full stack from ₦100,000
03The five factors that move the price
- Number of unique page templates
- Custom functionality (payments, dashboards, integrations)
- Content readiness (who writes and sources the copy and images)
- Timeline and revisions
- Who hosts and who maintains it after launch
04How to compare three quotes fairly
- A checklist of questions to send every agency
- Deposits, milestones and what to put in writing
- Red flags: no written scope, no post-launch support terms
05FAQ
- Can I pay in instalments?
- Do I own the code and the domain name?
- How long does a business website take?
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