How much does a website cost in Argentina in 2026

Real price ranges for landing pages, e-commerce and management systems in Argentina, explained with the reasoning behind each number.

The question I get asked the most isn't "what do you do?". It's "how much does it cost?". And most agencies dodge it with a "free quote" that answers nothing. I'd rather give you the number and explain why it's that number.

Landing page: USD 500 – 800 (about $300.000 – $500.000 ARS)

A landing page solves one specific problem: someone finds you on Google or Instagram and needs to understand in 10 seconds what you do and how to reach you. There's no backend, no admin panel, no business logic. The cost is in the design and in copy that converts, not in technical complexity. Estimated time: 2 to 3 weeks. Paid in 2 or 3 installments.

Real example. With SmartHome the problem wasn't a lack of reputation — they had an Instagram feed full of real work. The problem was that every new client started from zero explaining who they were. A landing page with product packs, testimonials and a pre-filled WhatsApp link solved that without needing anything more complex.

E-commerce: USD 900 – 1.500 (about $800.000 – $1.400.000 ARS)

Here the price goes up because the goal changes. It's not "make it look good", it's communicating scale and seriousness to a buyer who compares suppliers before deciding. With Comercial Río Hondo, the real client wasn't the homeowner who needs a bag of sand — it was the site manager looking for a supplier weeks before a job starts. That means technical product sheets, a process gallery and a form that pre-loads the inquiry with the specific material. More structured content, more research time before touching the editor. Estimated time: 6 to 10 weeks. Paid in 2 or 3 installments.

Custom management system: from USD 1.000 (from $1.500.000 ARS)

Here we're no longer talking about a website; we're talking about software. A CRM, an appointment or inventory system, invoicing. The price depends on how many modules, how many user roles, and whether there are integrations with payments or existing systems. Before quoting this, I always map the client's real workflow. It makes no sense to put a number without understanding how big the problem is that needs solving. Estimated time: 8 to 16 weeks. Can be paid in up to 6 installments.

Why I don't give a single price

Because it doesn't exist. Anyone who gives you a fixed price without asking anything, without knowing what you need, is throwing a number into the air. What I can give you is the criteria so you know which category your project falls into before talking to anyone.

How I quote

First I understand the problem, not the request. Someone can ask for "a website" when what they really need is to stop having their entire business depend on a single WhatsApp channel. Then the price isn't about the website; it's about solving that specific problem.

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