How Much Does a Website Cost in Kharkiv in 2026? 7 Real Quotes
Everyone asks "how much does a website cost" and gets a range so wide it's useless. A studio in Kharkiv quoted 8,000 UAH to a client, another quoted 120,000 UAH for the same "site" word. The difference is not markup - it's scope.
Below are the numbers I actually quote in 2026 for Ukrainian clients, split by what the business needs, plus what changes the price and what never should.
The short answer
| What you need | Real range (2026) | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page (one screen + form) | 5,000 - 7,000 UAH | 2-3 days |
| Business site (5-8 pages, forms, SEO base) | 12,000 - 20,000 UAH | 5-10 days |
| Online store (catalog, payment, delivery logic) | 20,000 - 45,000 UAH | 10-20 days |
| Telegram bot for leads | 4,000 - 8,000 UAH | 3-6 days |
| Site fix / extra page | 2,500 - 4,000 UAH | 1-2 days |
| SEO package (technical + semantic core) | 6,000 - 12,000 UAH | 7-14 days |
| Support per month | 3,000 - 8,000 UAH | ongoing |
Why the range, not one price
1. A landing page and a "site" are different products
A landing page has one job: get a phone number or a Telegram contact. One screen, one form, one offer. 5,000 UAH is honest money for that, and it should take 2-3 days.
A business site is a small library of pages that has to survive a year of updates: services, cases, prices, FAQ, blog. Add forms that actually send, analytics that don't lie, SEO basics (title/description, robots, sitemap, canonical, schema), mobile layout and a fast host. That's 12,000-20,000 UAH, and it takes 5-10 days.
2. An online store is a different animal
Catalog, filters, cart, checkout, payment integration, delivery calculation, admin panel, stock, migration from an old catalog. The price is driven by integration count, not by page count. 20,000-45,000 UAH is normal for a small store with one payment provider and one delivery service.
3. Price follows integrations, not pixels
Every external service is a place where the site can break: payment provider, delivery API, CRM, analytics, Telegram, mail. Each one adds real work - setup, testing, error handling, documentation. This is why a "simple" site with a CRM and analytics costs more than a static page, and why comparing only page counts is a mistake.
4. Urgency and rework
A quote that assumes a 50% change rate in the brief is a padded quote. I put one revision round into the price and quote the second round separately. Cheap studios lose money here; expensive studios hide it here. Either way, the number in the contract should say what happens after round one.
What should NOT change the price
- Text length. A long paragraph doesn't cost more to lay out than a short one. What costs is translation into a page structure with headings, calls to action, and a logical order.
- Beautiful photos. It's your content; the studio provides layout and compression.
- "Premium" design." A clean, fast, readable site on a good structure converts better than a heavy animated one. Motion is a separate, explicit task.
- The domain and hosting. Usually 500-1,500 UAH/year. It's in the quote as a line item, not hidden in the site price.
How I quote (so you can compare studios fairly)
- 30-minute brief: who the customer is, what they should do, what the site must do technically.
- A written scope: pages, integrations, texts, deadline.
- A fixed price for that scope and a deadline. No hourly surprises.
- One round of revisions included; the second is quoted separately.
- What you get: source files, deployment, analytics set up, and a short handover ("how to change the price on the page yourself").
If a studio won't give you a fixed scope and price, the eventual invoice is already decided - you just don't know the number yet.
Where the money usually goes (my own quotes)
- 40-50% - layout and markup of every page (this is the slowest part, and it's the part clients underestimate)
- 15-20% - forms, integrations, analytics, SEO basics
- 10-15% - deployment, domain, hosting setup, backups
- 10-15% - revisions and fixes
- 5-10% - content structure and hints for texts
The cheapest honest way to start
If the budget is 5,000-7,000 UAH: a landing page with a form and a Telegram link. It does what a small business needs on day one (get the call), and you can scale to a full site when the product needs it. A 40,000 UAH site that nobody writes copy for converts worse than a 6,000 UAH landing page with real text.
Resources: my live price list, examples and terms - uriy-as.org. Site pricing and support plans: uriy-as.org.
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