How much does a website cost in Colombia in 2026? Real prices and what moves a quote

The short answer

There's no single price for a website in Colombia, and nobody publishes a reliable average. What you can compare are dated, published offers. On 12 October 2026, three Bogotá providers listed template-based websites from about COP 700,000 to COP 2,500,000, and corporate or custom sites from COP 4,500,000 up, most of them before 19% IVA. The fixed yearly costs are small by comparison: a .co domain was COP 91,900 for its first year at Hostinger Colombia.

The number that really changes from quote to quote is the work: how many unique page layouts, who writes the content, how many languages, which integrations and whether an existing site has to be migrated. The rest of this guide shows where the money goes, with every figure dated and linked so you can check it.

Is there an official price survey?

No. We looked for a recent, independent survey of web design prices in Colombia from an industry association, MinTIC or DANE and didn't find one. Most "how much does a website cost in Colombia" guides are written by agencies that sell websites, and their market ranges have no published method. That's why this article only uses prices a provider publishes for its own services, and official fees for domains, hosting and taxes.

Published prices from Bogotá providers

These are each provider's own published offers, checked on 12 October 2026. They're starting points, not a market average, and prices on agency sites change often: two of the providers below changed their prices in the two weeks before we checked.

Many Bogotá agencies publish no prices at all and quote after a call. That isn't a red flag by itself; it usually means the work varies too much for a package.

Fixed costs you'll pay anyway

Whoever builds the site, a few costs recur every year. All prices were checked on 12 October 2026 and exclude taxes unless stated.

Two cautions. Hosting promotions are prepaid introductory prices, so always look at the renewal price next to them. And plans priced in dollars move with the exchange rate: the official rate (TRM) valid from 10 to 13 October 2026 was COP 3,194.44 per dollar (datos.gov.co).

Does the price include IVA?

Check every quote. Colombia's general VAT rate is 19% (Estatuto Tributario, article 468), and sellers registered for VAT add it to their invoices. Macgráficas, for example, states its prices "sin IVA" and adds 19% when invoicing. A COP 2,500,000 quote before IVA is COP 2,975,000 with it.

What actually moves the price

The number of pages matters less than most people think. A five-page site where every page needs its own layout can take more design work than a thirty-page site built from three templates. These are the factors that move a quote most:

Each "more work" choice can be the right one. A bilingual site is worth it if you sell to English speakers; a migration is worth it if the old site already ranks. The point is to know which ones you're paying for.

Package or custom website?

A package adapts an existing template to a fixed number of sections. It's fast and cheap, and it's the right purchase when a standard structure fits your business. A custom site is designed around your offer and your visitors, which pays off when your offer doesn't fit a theme's sections, when the site must look unmistakably like your brand, or when it needs specific content and integrations. Our comparison of WordPress and custom websites goes into that decision in more detail.

What Dardo charges

Dardo publishes its recurring prices on the services page: website maintenance from USD 79 a month, monthly SEO and AI-visibility reporting from USD 299 a month, and accessibility or AI-visibility audits from USD 690. Projects are quoted after a short review of your brief, because the price follows the work rather than a page count.

Our contact form lets you pick a budget range, from under USD 5,000 to over USD 60,000, so the proposal can fit what you have; the field is optional. Every proposal separates discovery and design, development, content, third-party software and recurring costs such as hosting and domains, and states its assumptions, exclusions and payment stages. You can see what that looks like in practice in our web design service and in the A medio tono case study.

How to compare quotes fairly

• Give every provider the same list of pages, languages and integrations.
• Ask whether the price includes IVA, hosting, domain and the first year of renewals.
• Ask who owns the domain, hosting account, code and design files at the end.
• Ask how many rounds of changes are included and what happens after launch.
• Ask to see live sites the provider built, and check them on your phone.

Our guide on how to compare web design studios has a scoring sheet you can use for the last step.

A note on these figures

Every price here is a dated snapshot of a provider's own page or an official source, checked on 12 October 2026. Prices change, promotions end and exchange rates move, so treat them as a starting point and confirm them before you sign anything. If you want a quote for your own project, send us your brief.