What should your website actually cost?
Five questions. An honest range for the Irish market, plus what the same scope costs on a monthly retainer over three years.
Short answer
A professionally built website for an Irish gym, sauna or studio costs roughly €500–€2,500 as a one-time project. Kryson builds them for a fixed €497, €997 or €1,497 with no monthly retainer.
1.What kind of business is it?
2.Do customers need to book online?
3.Do you need to take money on the site?
4.Should members manage their own account?
5.Who writes the content?
Answer all five questions to see your estimate. 0/5 done.
A €250/month agency retainer costs €9,000 over three years, and you still don't own the site.
Website costs in Ireland, answered
How much does a website cost in Ireland?
For a small wellness business in Ireland a professionally built website typically costs between €500 and €2,500 as a one-time project. Kryson's fixed packages are €497, €997 and €1,497. Agencies charging monthly retainers usually cost €150–€400 per month, which passes €5,000 within three years.
Why do website quotes vary so much?
Page count is rarely the driver. Cost is driven by whether you need online payments, slot or class booking, a member portal, and how much of the copy and photography has to be produced for you.
Are there ongoing costs after launch?
You need a domain, around €15 a year, and hosting, which is free to low-cost on modern platforms. Stripe takes a fee per transaction. With Kryson there is no licence fee and no monthly retainer.
Want the exact number for your business?
Send us the scope and we'll tell you which fixed package covers it.