How Much Does a Website Cost in Nigeria? (2026 Prices)

A website in Nigeria typically costs from ₦180,000 for a landing page to ₦400,000 for a standard business website, ₦900,000 for an online store, and ₦1,200,000 or more for a custom build, based on AD Technologies’ published 2026 prices. The final price depends on the number of pages, custom design, features such as payments or bookings, and who writes the content. This guide explains each price level, the ongoing costs most people forget, and how to judge a quote.

By Eniola Adeleke, Tech Researcher, AD Technologies · Updated September 2026. Prices exclude VAT.

Website Prices in Nigeria at a Glance

Website type	Price from	Best for
Landing page	₦180,000	One campaign, product launch or lead capture
Business website (5 to 8 pages)	₦400,000	Most small and medium businesses
Business Plus (10 to 20 pages and a blog)	₦750,000	Businesses with several services or a content plan
E-commerce store	₦900,000	Selling online with Paystack or Flutterwave payments
Custom WordPress	₦1,200,000	Member logins, listings, bookings, calculators or integrations

These are AD Technologies’ published starting prices. Other developers price differently, but the levels above reflect how most Nigerian website projects are structured. See full inclusions on our pricing page.

What Affects the Cost of a Website

1. Number of pages. Every page needs design, content and testing. A 5-page site costs far less than a 20-page one.
2. Custom design vs template. A ready-made theme is cheaper. A design built around your brand costs more but looks and converts better.
3. Features. Online payments, bookings, member logins, product listings and calculators each add development time.
4. Content. If the developer writes your text, the price rises. Good copy is worth it, especially for pages you want to rank.
5. SEO and speed setup. Proper titles, schema, sitemaps and speed optimisation take time, but they decide whether anyone finds the site.
6. Integrations. Connecting a CRM, WhatsApp, delivery or accounting software adds cost per connection.

Ongoing Costs Most People Forget

The build is only part of the cost. Budget for these every year or month:

• Domain name: renewed every year, whether .com or .ng.
• Hosting: paid monthly or yearly. Cheap hosting often means a slow site, which hurts rankings and sales.
• Maintenance: updates, backups and security. Our Care Plans start from ₦35,000 per month.
• Visibility: a website nobody finds brings no customers. SEO and AI visibility plans start from ₦250,000 per month. See how much SEO costs in Nigeria.

Cheap Website vs Proper Website

	Very cheap website	Properly built website
Speed on mobile	Often slow and heavy	Optimised for phones and mobile data
SEO setup	Usually missing	Titles, schema and sitemap from day one
AI search readiness	Rarely considered	Readable by ChatGPT, Google AI and others
Security and backups	Often none	HTTPS, updates and backups set up
Ownership	Sometimes held by the developer	You own the site, domain and accounts

How to Judge a Website Quote

• Is the scope written down? Pages, features, revision rounds and timeline should be in writing before you pay.
• Who owns the domain and hosting? They should be registered in your name or your company’s name.
• Is SEO included? Ask what is set up at launch: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap and Search Console.
• Can you update it yourself? WordPress lets you edit text and images without a developer.
• What happens after launch? Ask about support, fixes and maintenance costs.

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