Creating a website involves various costs, and understanding these figures is essential for efficient planning. From the purchase of the domain to ongoing maintenance, each stage has an impact on the budget. In this article, we’ll detail the main costs involved in creating a website.
1. Domain registration
The domain is the address of your website on the Internet (e.g..com.br). Its price varies depending on the extension (.com, .com.br, .net, etc.).
Average cost:
- .com.br: From R$40 per year.
- .com: Between R$50 and R$150 per year.
2. Host
Hosting is where the website’s files are stored. There are different types of hosting:
Average cost:
- Shared: R$10 to R$50/month (for small and medium-sized sites).
- VPS/Dedicated: From R$100/month (for sites with high traffic).
- Cloud: May vary depending on use (AWS, Google Cloud, etc.).
3. Development and Design
The cost of development depends on the complexity of the site and who will be doing the work.
Average cost:
- Basic website (institutional): R$1,000 to R$5,000.
- E-commerce: R$ 3,000 to R$ 20,000.
- Customized platform: Above R$ 10,000.
4. Plugins and extra features
If your site is built on WordPress, you may need to invest in premium plugins.
Average cost:
- Basic plugins: R$ 50 to R$ 500 (one-off payment or subscription).
- Premium themes: R$ 200 to R$ 600.
5. Maintenance and updates
Websites require constant updates to maintain security and performance.
Average cost:
- Basic maintenance: R$100 to R$500/month.
- Corrections and technical support: May vary according to demand.
Conclusion
The cost of a website depends on several factors, such as type, functionalities and maintenance. If you need a professional, optimized website, Treelancer can help you find the best solution for your budget! 😉
