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

From simple landing pages to full online stores, here’s what Nigerian businesses typically pay for a website in 2026 — and how to avoid paying twice.

Website prices in Nigeria range from a few thousand naira for a DIY template to over a million for a custom platform. Here's how the market typically breaks down in 2026.

Typical price ranges

• Simple one-page / landing sites: often around ₦80,000–150,000.
• Business websites (5–7 pages): commonly ₦150,000–400,000.
• Online stores: commonly ₦350,000 to over ₦1,000,000, depending on payments, products and delivery.

What drives the cost

Payments (Paystack or Flutterwave), bookings, an admin dashboard you can edit yourself, and how many pages you need. A WhatsApp order or booking flow is often the most cost-effective way to start taking customers online.

Avoid paying twice

The most expensive website is the one you rebuild a year later. Ask whether you'll own the site, whether it works properly on phones, and whether you can update prices and photos yourself.

What we charge

Our websites for Nigerian businesses start from ₦500,000, with a clear estimate before any work begins and most projects delivered in 1–3 weeks. Use the instant estimate to price your own project.