Website prices in Mallorca in 2026

1. 01

   What studios in Mallorca publish

   In October 2026, the studios working in Mallorca that publish their rates online ask from about €160 to €290 for a landing page, from about €300 to €600 for a website with several pages and from about €1,000 to €1,300 for a full business website, some plus VAT. Online shops start at about €600 to €800, and maintenance at about €29 a month plus VAT.

   These are starting prices: they usually cover an adapted template, a few pages and one language. The final figure depends on everything that comes after the word "from". Many studios, me included, give a fixed price after a meeting, once they know what the job is.

2. 02

   What makes a website cost more?

   Five things move the price: the number of pages, the languages, the features (bookings, shop, private area), connections to software you already use and whether the design is custom or starts from a template.

   Languages weigh more than they seem. In Mallorca the norm is Spanish, Catalan, English and German, and each language done well is almost a new website of copy: it has to be written, checked and kept up to date.

3. 03

   The costs that are not in the quote

   The domain and the hosting are paid every year, on top of the website. Professional email, copywriting, translations, photos, paid plugin licences that renew every year and changes after launch are also often left out.

   Ask for a proposal that lists what is included and what is not, line by line. Two quotes can only be compared when they cover the same work.

4. 04

   One payment or a monthly fee

   Some offers charge for the website as a monthly fee. It can look cheaper in the first month, but it adds up over the years and, if you stop paying, the website disappears because it is not yours.

   Work out the cost over three years for both options. A fee makes sense for maintenance, which is an ongoing service; not for renting your own website.

5. 05

   What is a fast website worth?

   In Spain, about 68% of website visits come from a phone (StatCounter, September 2026). A Deloitte study for Google found that a tenth of a second less loading time on mobile raised conversions by 8.4% in retail and 10.1% in travel.

   That is why a cheap but slow website ends up expensive: it pays for the same domain and hosting, and loses customers on the way. Before you hire, open a website that provider has built on your own phone.

6. 06

   Is it worth it for a small business?

   According to INE, Spain's statistics office, only 37% of Spanish companies with fewer than 10 employees and an internet connection have a website, against 84.5% of those with 10 or more (first quarter of 2025). In a Mallorcan town, a clear website already sets you apart from much of your competition.

   The useful sum is a different one: how many new customers a year you need to pay for it. For a restaurant, an estate agency or a holiday rental, a handful is usually enough.

7. 07

   How to ask for quotes you can compare

   Send every provider the same list: pages, languages, features, who writes the copy, whose name the domain and hosting go under, and what maintenance includes. Ask for a fixed price in writing.

   If a proposal does not answer something on the list, ask before you sign. What is not written down tends to end up on the invoice.

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