How much does a website cost at Cliko?

Everything you need to have a website online that looks like your business, without managing anything yourself:

• A design made for your business, not a template filled in on a production line.
• A site that reads well on phone, tablet and desktop: the layout is rethought for each screen.
• The three languages of Brussels: English, French and Dutch.
• Buying and managing the domain name and hosting. The domain stays yours: we transfer it to you if you leave.
• The launch, then small updates (text, photos, opening hours, prices): you send us a message, we handle it, with a reply within 24 business hours.

The price goes up with the number of pages and what they need to show. A well-built single page for a tradesperson sits at the low end. A restaurant with a detailed menu, a gallery and an events page, or a hotel with one page per room, sits closer to the top.

Anything beyond a brochure site (connecting an external tool, a special feature) is in the quote before you sign. Online sales, online payments and customer accounts get a separate quote.

Because most small businesses do not need one. You pay for the build once. A recurring fee only makes sense if you later add a feature that requires one, and in that case we tell you in writing beforehand.

Comparisons published in 2026 put a brochure website built by a freelancer at €800 to €3,000, and by a traditional agency at €2,000 to €15,000. There are also €300 or €400 offers, usually built on a standard template. Cliko deliberately sits in between: genuinely custom work at a price a neighbourhood business can afford. The full breakdown is in our guide to restaurant website costs.

1. 01

   We talk

   By video or over a coffee in Brussels: your business, your customers, what the site needs to do. Free.

2. 02

   You get a quote

   A fixed price for the build, agreed before work starts. You know everything before you sign.

3. 03

   We build

   You watch the site take shape and ask for changes until you are happy with it.

4. 04

   Launch

   The remaining 60% is due at that point, not before.