How much does a website cost in Kazakhstan: prices for a landing page and a multipage website

If you are looking for a business website in Almaty, Astana or another city in Kazakhstan, the main question is the price. I will answer specifically, and then break down what it is made of.

What does the cost of a website in Kazakhstan depend on?

Not on the city and not on where the developer is based. The price is set by the scope:

Number of pages - a landing page for a service or a full website with sections.

Texts and materials - whether you have ready texts, photos and a logo, or everything needs to be created.

Language versions - Russian, Kazakh, English: each version means separate texts and a separate check.

Integrations - payment on the website, booking, a connection to a bot or an accounting system.

The more precisely you describe the task, the more precise the price in the proposal will be.

What are website prices for businesses in Kazakhstan?

My prices:

Landing page - from $190. A page for a service or product that your ads lead to: the offer, benefits, prices, an enquiry form.

Multipage website - from $490. Separate pages for services, about the company and contacts - what works for search and ads.

Complex project - on request. Bots, integrations, client portals, non-standard logic.

I fix the price in the proposal before the start, for the agreed scope. For how to choose between the formats, see Landing page or multipage website: what your business needs.

Why does the price not depend on the city?

I work online, so the price for Almaty, Astana and Tashkent is the same. There is no office in every city and no managers between us: you pay for the work, not for rent and staff. Whoever sells the project builds it. For comparison, see How much does a website cost in Tashkent.

What is included in the price of a website for businesses in Kazakhstan?

Design for your business - not a template, but a structure and visuals for your task.

Mobile adaptation - the website is convenient on any screen.

Enquiry form - enquiries come to your work chat.

Analytics - counters that see form submissions.

Basic SEO - headings, descriptions, markup, a sitemap.

Handover of access - the domain, hosting and source files are registered to you.

Support after handover - I answer questions and fix small bugs after launch.

For what exactly the technical part includes, see What SEO Services Actually Include. Not included: unlimited revisions, running ads and content for social media - that is a separate agreement.

How do you work with a developer from another country?

The same way as with a local developer, just without meetings in an office. The process:

Brief - a short questionnaire about the task, without mandatory calls.

Proposal - what I do, for how much and by what deadline, in writing.

Visual direction - we agree on it using references and a mockup of the main screen before the full build.

Shared chat - interim versions arrive as the work progresses, not at the end.

Handover - the website, access and instructions.

Distance changes nothing here: you communicate directly with the person who builds the website. For how to check a contractor before paying, see How to Choose a Web Developer and Not Get Burned.

How do you pay for a website from Kazakhstan?

I fix the price in dollars so that it does not float with the exchange rate. Payment is in stages: part before the start, the rest as the work progresses or at handover - we agree on the split for each project. We discuss the transfer method before the start and choose the option that suits you. A contract is up to you: by default I work under the agreed proposal, which sets out the scope, price and deadline.

Does the website need a Kazakh version?

Your audience decides. If clients write and search in Kazakh, a Kazakh version gives them a direct way in. If they communicate in Russian, you can start with the Russian version and add Kazakh later. Each language version means separate pages with their own addresses and a language switcher. Texts in Kazakh need to be of good quality: a client will notice machine translation right away. For how the same question is solved with Uzbek, see Does Your Site Need an Uzbek Version.

How do you avoid overpaying for a website in Kazakhstan?

Compare scope, not price - behind a similar price, different contractors may offer a different scope: a template or design for the task, a form with analytics or just a field.

Get it fixed in the proposal - scope, price and deadline in writing before the start.

Do not chase the cheapest - surcharges for features and rework eat up the savings.

Keep the access - the domain and hosting in your name, so that you do not depend on the contractor.

If you need a price for your task, describe it, and I will send you a proposal.