How much does a website cost in Argentina in 2026?
The short answer is "it depends", but that's not a dodge: it depends on concrete things you can name before asking for a quote. Here they are, along with our reference prices.
What moves the price
How many pages and sections it has. A one-page landing doesn't take the same work as a corporate site with services, case studies and contact.
Whether the design is original or comes from a template. A custom design is shaped around your brand and walked through as a prototype before it's coded; a template is cheaper, but it looks like everyone else's.
Whether it needs a dashboard so you can update it yourself: copy, photos, products or prices without touching code.
Integrations: a catalog with a cart, orders over WhatsApp, bookings, forms that store data or online payments all add work and testing.
Languages and content: a site in two languages is almost two sites, and writing the copy or producing photos is part of the project too.
Our reference prices
At Hako, a custom website starts at USD 300 and an app at USD 1,500. They're starting points: every project is quoted after a first conversation, with a proposal that spells out scope, budget and timeline before we start.
That price includes an original, mobile-first design, the development, going live on your domain and 30 days of free fixes. When we're done, the site is yours: access, code and documentation.
What you pay afterwards
The domain: a .com.ar is registered and renewed every year with NIC Argentina. A .com is paid separately, through an international registrar.
Hosting: it depends on the provider and the traffic. For a small site it's usually a low cost, and it's worth knowing before choosing how the site gets built.
Maintenance, if you want it: updates, small changes, speed improvements and looking after search rankings. It's not required, but a site nobody looks after ages fast.
How to ask for a useful quote
Come with three things: what you want people to do when they arrive (message you, buy, book), two or three sites you like, and when you need it. With that, any studio can give you a real number instead of a range.
Be wary of a fixed price without a conversation first: either it's a template, or the scope will be argued about later.
A real case
Fan Wheels, a scale-model car shop that sells on Instagram, swapped a rented catalog for a site of its own with a dashboard and a cart that writes the order and sends it on WhatsApp. The full case is below.
Fan Wheels
Franco Borthiry