Your business, at its best online
Web design prices in Dublin
Website design and web development for small businesses, clubs and community groups across Dublin and Ireland. Eligible businesses can claim up to half of this back through the Trading Online Voucher — so the big number on each package is what an eligible business would really pay, not the list price.
Prices shown after a 50% Trading Online Voucher. Every plan is a 12-month contract, paid yearly.
Salons, barbers, cafés and trades who need to look credible and be found.
- Up to 5 pages, written with you
- Mobile-first design
- Your own domain, fully set up
- Contact form straight to your inbox
- Google Maps and business listing
- Found for your trade and your area
- Email support, WhatsApp when it’s urgent
Clinics, studios and service businesses that need bookings, payments or a client area.
- Everything in Essentials
- Online booking or enquiry system
- Card payments taken online
- Client or member area
- Events, fixtures or calendar
- Admin dashboard you can actually use
- Automatic email confirmations
- Priority support by email and WhatsApp
A custom web app for when an off-the-shelf tool won’t do: admin dashboards, client portals, member areas, online shops and more.
- Everything in Business
- Built around how your business actually works
- Your own database and admin tools
- Staff logins with different permissions
- Online shop and checkout, if you sell
- Connects to the tools you already use
- Scoped and priced with you before we build
Where half the money comes from
The Trading Online Voucher is a Local Enterprise Office grant that pays 50% of your project, up to €2,500. On a bigger project, like a bespoke app, the grant can reach that full amount — and we will tell you honestly if a smaller package suits you better.
Clubs and community groups
GAA and sports clubs, residents’ associations, charities and community groups are usually not eligible for the voucher — it is aimed at trading businesses. So we price this work separately, and lower. Fixtures, results, lotto, membership sign-ups and news, run by volunteers without a tech background.
What you keep paying for — and what you get
Hosting & Uptime
Your site stays online, monitored around the clock from three continents
Content Updates
Up to 2 hours of changes every month, no quibbling
Security Updates
Platform and dependency patching, every month
Email & WhatsApp support
Talk to the people who built it. Email for changes, WhatsApp any time it’s urgent
Annual Design Review
A yearly look at whether it still fits your business
One simple plan: you pay for the build, then hosting, support and updates are a
12‑month contract, paid once a year. There are no monthly payments. The plan
renews each year unless you give us 30 days’ notice before the renewal date.
Work outside your plan is €60/hour + VAT, always agreed in writing before we start.
All prices exclude VAT. Voucher amounts are indicative — eligibility is decided by your
Local Enterprise Office, not by us.
Common questions about website costs
How much does a website cost in Dublin?
It depends on what the site has to do. Ours are €1,450 + VAT for a site of up to five pages, €2,450 + VAT with online booking or payments, and bespoke apps are quoted to the project. Eligible Irish businesses can claim up to half of that back through the Trading Online Voucher, so you would pay €725 + VAT or €1,225 + VAT. Every plan then includes hosting, updates and support, paid once a year.
Can I get a grant for a website in Ireland?
Yes. The Trading Online Voucher, run by your Local Enterprise Office, pays 50% of an approved project up to €2,500. You need fewer than 10 employees, turnover under €2 million, at least six months trading and little existing online trading. You must attend a free webinar and supply three quotes before applying.
Can I pay monthly?
No. Every plan is a 12-month contract paid once a year, and we agree the price with you in your quote. One invoice a year keeps our admin down and your price down. The plan renews each year unless you give 30 days’ notice before the renewal date.
How long does it take to build a website?
A five-page Essentials site is usually live within a week of us having your content. Sites with booking systems or payments take two to three weeks, and online shops three to four. The slowest part is almost always gathering photos and copy, so we help with that.
Do you build websites for GAA clubs and community groups?
Yes, and we price that work separately at €1,450 + VAT, because clubs and voluntary groups are usually not eligible for the Trading Online Voucher. Club sites typically include fixtures, results, club lotto, membership sign-ups and news, all manageable by volunteers.
What is included in the yearly fee?
Hosting, uptime monitoring, security and platform updates, up to two hours of content changes each month, support by email with WhatsApp for anything urgent, and an annual design review. Work beyond that is €60 an hour plus VAT, always agreed before we start.