Short answer
At modernizuj.me a simple one-page website starts at EUR 300, a multi-page business website at EUR 690, and a larger website with a CRM costs EUR 990–1,490. Domain, hosting, updates and SSL are included, and the build takes 1–2 weeks. On the wider market the same work often costs two to three times more.
2026 price comparison: your budget and the market
The ranges below are typical prices on the Montenegrin market in 2026, based on publicly listed price lists and website quotes, checked in August 2026. The same service can cost three to five times more at different agencies, so compare what the offer includes, not just the number.
| Type of website | Market 2026 | modernizuj.me |
|---|---|---|
| Simple one-page site | EUR 500–900 | from EUR 300 |
| Business website (several pages, ME/EN/SQ) | EUR 900–1,800 | from EUR 690 |
| Larger website with CRM, bookings or extra languages | EUR 1,500–2,500 | EUR 990–1,490 |
| Product catalogue with order form | EUR 1,200–2,500 | from EUR 990 |
| Web shop with card payments | EUR 2,500–4,000+ | on request |
Why do website prices vary so much?
Two websites can look similar, yet the price difference is often three to five times. The reasons are content preparation, number of languages, photography, integrations and page count. At modernizuj.me, domain, hosting, updates and the SSL certificate are included in all three offers, so they do not arrive as extras at the end. The full overview is on the pricing page.
What goes into the price of a website?
Content preparation, meaning copy, photos and service descriptions, is often half the job. If your material is ready, the work goes faster. The second factor is functionality: contact form, Google map, SEO, multiple languages. Hotel websites add an availability calendar and room galleries, and restaurants need a menu, gallery and opening hours.
Where can a small business save?
The easiest saving is on content: write the basic copy yourself or gather the photos. Then choose only the features customers will actually use. Start with a simple website from EUR 300 and upgrade when the business needs it.
What exactly do you get for EUR 300, 690 and 990?
The simple website at EUR 300 is one clear page: what you do, the price, location and contact, in ME, EN and SQ. It suits a salon, a tradesperson, a car service or a small restaurant. The business website at EUR 690 has several pages, edits I make whenever something needs changing, and local SEO, AEO and GEO so you are found on Google and in AI assistant answers. The larger website with a CRM, EUR 990–1,490, adds enquiries and customers in one place and languages beyond ME, EN and SQ. Domain, hosting, updates and SSL are included in all three.
How do you compare two website quotes?
Ask every provider the same four questions. Are the domain, hosting and SSL included, or billed separately? Who writes the copy and who supplies the photos? Whose name is the domain registered in, and do you get access to the website? What does a change cost after launch? A quote that is cheaper on paper often ends up dearer through yearly fees and add-ons. A good quote states all of this up front, in writing, together with the timeline.
An investment, not an expense
A website that shows up in searches for your trade and town brings enquiries for months, while a newspaper ad disappears in a day. See the portfolio or send an enquiry for a free estimate.