How much does a website cost in Tashkent in 2026

"How much does a website cost" is the first question any business owner asks and the most awkward one to answer honestly. Because a "website" is both a builder page for 500,000 so'm and an online store for 50 million. A hundredfold spread, and both are "a website". Let me break down what actually makes up the price and where a normal, working business website lands in that picture.

Why do prices differ by dozens of times?

Two websites of the same type in Tashkent can easily differ in price by 3-5 times, and that is not a scam - they are different things sharing one word. A cheap "website for 500,000" is a template on a free builder: it works as a business card, not as a sales tool. An expensive one is development for your task: its own structure, unique design, tuned for leads. The first is fine for testing a hypothesis, the second is for setting your business apart from competitors and bringing in leads. So the question is not "how much does a website cost" but "which website do you need".

How much does a landing page cost?

A landing page is one page for one job, usually for ads. Public price lists of Tashkent studios put a landing page at about 2-3 million so'm and up. My turnkey landing starts at $190, and the price is fixed for the agreed scope before work starts. It covers unique design with no template, a lead form into Telegram, basic SEO, analytics, hosting and domain, and a month of support. It is not the lowest price on the market - the lowest belongs to builder templates - but it is the price for a page that brings in leads rather than merely existing.

How much does a multi-page website cost?

Public price lists of Tashkent studios put a corporate or multi-page site at about 5-6 million so'm and up. My multi-page site starts at $490, at a fixed price for the agreed scope: several pages for your services, extended SEO and GEO, a CMS so you can edit content yourself, multiple languages, a month of support. Online stores and complex systems cost more, according to the scope of the task.

What does the price actually consist of?

A website's price is not "so much per page". It comes together from five things: structure planning, design (a template or drawn for your task), markup and development, basic SEO groundwork, hosting and domain. The heaviest part is design: a ready-made template costs less, design drawn for your task costs more, and the difference shows in the estimate. Uniqueness and a selling structure are exactly what you pay extra for compared to a builder - and that is exactly what separates a website that works as a tool from a website that works as a business card.

How do you avoid overpaying and getting burned?

The honest sign of a solid contractor: they do not pull a final figure out of thin air, they show what it is made of and fix the price in a contract before the start. That protects you from "well, that wasn't in the scope" at the end. The opposite should put you on guard: one round number with no breakdown, no contract, a promise to "do it all for 500,000" without a single question about your task. Here is how I work: the price is fixed before work begins and depends on the volume of pages, content and integrations - not on an hourly rate, and with no surprises at the end.

Bottom line

A website in Tashkent in 2026 costs from 500,000 to 50 million so'm, because a "website" is everything from a builder template to a complex system. The price is set not by the number of pages but by whether it is a template or development for your task. Public studio price lists give a reference point of about 2-3 million so'm for a landing and 5-6 million so'm for a multi-page site; with me the price is fixed for the agreed scope before work starts, with no surprises at the end. If you are unsure which one you need - tell me about your task, and I will tell you honestly what it will come to.