How much does a website cost in Argentina in 2026?

How much does a website cost, in ranges?

There is no single price, because "a website" can be one screen with a WhatsApp button or a full system with a store, inventory and invoicing. That is why it helps to split by type of site. The table brings together two references: the market ranges published by GoDaddy for Argentina (in US dollars, prices updated in November 2025) and our own prices, published on website prices.

Market ranges are a guide and move with inflation, the exchange rate and who does the work. Our prices are the ones published on /planes on Oct 14, 2026; the final figure depends on the sections and features and is confirmed with the visual proposal.

Two notes to read the table correctly. First, the lowest market range almost always means an adapted template, not a design made for your business. Second, the upfront price is not the total cost. A cheap website you pay for monthly, or have to rebuild after a year, can end up costing more than a custom one.

What makes a website more or less expensive?

When two quotes look very different, the gap almost always comes down to one of these points:

1. Number of pages and sections. A 6-section landing page is not the same as a site with one page per service, branch or product.
2. Custom design or template. A template already has the structure in place; only colors and text change. A custom design starts from your brand and from what you want visitors to do.
3. Copy. If you write it yourself, the cost goes down; if the web team writes it, it goes up, but the copy is usually better planned for Google and for AI assistants.
4. Photos and video. Using your own is free. A professional shoot or stock material is extra.
5. Features. A store with payments, online bookings, quote builders, calculators, client areas or a CRM integration are what move the number the most.
6. Languages. Each extra language means translating and maintaining all the content.
7. SEO and GEO. Titles, descriptions, structured data and a search-friendly structure take hours. Some providers include it; others charge extra.
8. Who builds it. A freelancer, a small studio and a large agency have different costs and response times.

A concrete example of how one feature changes a project: the website for MultiBOMBAS, a water pump store in Guaymallén (Mendoza), has a calculator that suggests which pump each customer needs and puts the order together on WhatsApp. That calculator is extra design and development that no template includes.

How much does it cost to keep a website running each year?

Once it is live, a website has fixed costs. There are only a few, but you should know them before choosing:

A detail that matters: on a WordPress site with plugins, technical maintenance is not optional, because plugins get updated and, if nobody looks after them, security holes appear. On a static site, like the ones we build at MyLeads, there are no plugins to update: maintenance comes down to the content changes you want to make. The month-by-month breakdown is in how much it costs to maintain a website.

Wix, Tiendanube or a custom website: which one is right for you?

All three work, for different situations. What changes is how you pay and who owns the site.

The fair way to compare them is the total cost over two years: what you pay upfront plus what you pay every month, plus the time it takes you to build and maintain it. For a store with a large catalog, Tiendanube is usually the most practical choice. For a service business, a restaurant or a manufacturer, a custom website usually performs better and, with no mandatory subscription, you pay for it once. We compare each case in detail in Wix or a custom website and Tiendanube or your own store (in Spanish), and if you want to sell online, see how we build a custom online store.

Freelancer, agency or do it yourself: which is right for you?

• Doing it yourself with a site builder costs the least money and the most time. It works for testing an idea.
• A freelancer usually charges less than an agency. Ask for examples of their work, a written deadline, and for the domain and logins to be in your name.
• An agency charges more because it adds design, copywriting, SEO, analytics and support. Check what each plan includes and what happens after launch.

The hidden costs nobody tells you about

These are the ones we see most often when a business asks us to rebuild its website:

1. The domain in someone else's name. If whoever built your site registered the domain in their own name, switching providers gets complicated. Ask for it to be registered with your own tax ID.
2. Renewals that cost more than the first year. Domains and hosting with promotional prices that later multiply.
3. Paid plugins and themes. On WordPress, some are billed yearly in US dollars.
4. Changes billed separately. Every price or photo update comes at an extra cost.
5. Photos and copy that were not included. The quote assumed you already had them.
6. No access. A website only its builder can edit.
7. Rebuilding it because it is slow or outdated. A website that is slow on mobile loses visitors and Google shows it less. If that is your case, see how we handle a website redesign without losing your Google rankings.

How much does a small business website cost, case by case?

To turn the table into concrete examples, these are the situations we are asked about most and the plan that usually fits each one:

Worth knowing: starting small does not lock you in. At MyLeads, if you start with a landing page and later need more pages, we add what is missing and credit what you already paid for the sections we reuse. That is why many small businesses start with the minimum that works today and grow once the website is already bringing in inquiries.

How to request quotes you can actually compare

Send the same brief to every provider, so the numbers can be put side by side:

1. What your business does and what you want visitors to do (message you, book, buy, request a quote).
2. How many pages or sections you have in mind and whether you have copy, photos and a logo.
3. Features you need: WhatsApp, form, map, catalog, bookings, store, languages.
4. Whether you want to show up on Google and ChatGPT from day one.
5. Ask about: timeline, rounds of changes included, support after launch, yearly costs, and whose name everything is in.

If you want to see the whole process, in how we work we walk through every stage, from the first call to the live website.

What MyLeads charges for a website

We publish our prices because we believe it helps people decide. They are in Argentine pesos, as a one-time payment: a 50% deposit to start and 50% at launch, with no mandatory subscription. Every plan includes custom design, and the site is in your name, with full access.

Prices from /planes as of Oct 14, 2026. The final figure depends on the number of sections and features; we confirm it together with the visual proposal.

Before you pay anything, we show you a visual proposal of what your website would look like, in 3 to 5 days and free of charge. You can request your website quote with a free design or, if you only need one page, see what comes with a custom landing page.