Prices published by Colombian agencies and freelancers in September and October 2026, plus what you pay every year after launch.
How much does a website cost in Colombia in 2026? Published price ranges and yearly costs
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Website prices in Colombia by project type: from COP 400,000 to more than COP 25,000,000
In short: a website in Colombia costs between COP 400,000 and COP 3,500,000 for a landing page, between COP 650,000 and COP 12,000,000 for a corporate site, and from COP 1,300,000 to COP 25,000,000 or more for an online store. These are one-time prices before VAT, published in 2026 by Colombian agencies and freelancers.
| Type of site | Freelancer or template | Agency |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | Freelancer or template: COP 400,000 – 900,000 | Agency: COP 1,000,000 – 3,500,000 |
| Corporate site | Freelancer or template: COP 650,000 – 1,500,000 | Agency: COP 1,700,000 – 9,000,000 |
| Online store | Template or basic platform: COP 1,300,000 – 2,500,000 | Agency: COP 2,500,000 – 8,000,000; custom builds from COP 7,000,000 |
Table source: VALNET (in Spanish), prices checked in October 2026. IngAamira Lab (September 2026) gives consistent ranges: corporate sites between COP 2,500,000 and 12,000,000, online stores between COP 2,000,000 and 25,000,000 or more, and custom development between COP 5,000,000 and 80,000,000 or more.
Yearly website costs in Colombia: domain, hosting and maintenance
The launch price is only part of it. Recurring charges follow, and many quotes don't show them. These are the ranges VALNET published in October 2026:
- Domain: COP 40,000 to 150,000 a year.
- Hosting: COP 120,000 to 1,200,000 a year, depending on the type. Many agencies include the first year.
- Maintenance: COP 100,000 to 900,000 a month, depending on changes, backups and support.
- Store platform: Shopify lists plans from USD 19 a month, plus per-sale fees.
Watch the promotions: in September 2026 IngAamira Lab found a .com domain at COP 38,994 for the first year that renewed at COP 99,990 a year, and hosting at COP 4,900 a month that required paying 48 months upfront.
What drives a website's price: pages, features and who owns it
The five factors behind most of the gap between quotes →
- Number of pages and content — A single page doesn't cost the same as a site with services, a blog and case studies
- Features — Forms, payments, inventory, bookings or integrations with other systems
- Custom design or template — A template lowers the launch price; a custom design costs more upfront
- Recurring costs — Hosting, plugins, email and platforms can outgrow the initial price within a few years
- Ownership — If the domain and hosting are in the provider's name, switching providers costs you the site
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I don't publish a fixed price because every project's scope is different: the price comes from a written proposal after the diagnostic. My hourly rate is public on my Upwork profile.
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5 questions to ask before accepting a website quote
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Who owns the domain, the hosting and the code?
They should be in your company's name. If they're in the provider's name, you can't switch without losing the site.
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What is paid every year, and to whom?
Ask in writing for the renewal price of the domain and hosting, not just the first year.
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Does the website have a monthly fee?
It doesn't have to. If the quote includes one, ask exactly what it covers: hosting, maintenance, email or a platform.
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Is it ready for Google and for mobile?
Titles, descriptions, speed and structure should come built in from development.
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Can I update it without always depending on the provider?
Changing a price or a photo shouldn't require paying for support every time. The full list of questions is in VALNET's guide (in Spanish).
Get your website quoted with a diagnostic: scope, yearly costs and ownership in writing
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