How much does a website cost in Tashkent in 2026: what drives the price

What makes up the price of a website in Tashkent: page templates, design, features, integrations, languages, content and SEO — plus timelines by website type and what to prepare for an accurate estimate.

Asking how much a website costs is like asking how much a house costs: it depends on whether you need a studio flat or an office building with parking. In Tashkent you will find both "a website in a week for almost nothing" and quotes that are ten times higher. Here is what actually drives the price, so you can compare proposals by their substance rather than by the final number.

What the price depends on

1. Website type and number of page templates

A business card site with a few pages, a landing page for one campaign, a corporate website with dozens of sections and an online store with a catalogue are different amounts of work. The number of unique page templates matters more than the number of pages: ten news items share one template, while the home page, catalogue and product page are three different ones.

2. Design: template or custom

A ready-made template is cheaper and faster, but it looks like many other sites and adapts poorly to non-standard content. Custom design starts with structure and prototypes and gives you a site that sets your brand apart and follows your sales scenarios.

3. Functionality

Almost every site has a request form. Calculators, user accounts, online payments, catalogue filters, booking and configurators raise the price — anything that needs programmed logic rather than just layout.

4. Integrations

Connecting CRM, 1C, payment systems, delivery services or a Telegram bot. Each integration is a separate task, and its complexity depends on how good the external system's API is.

5. Language versions

In Uzbekistan, Russian and Uzbek are standard, and many companies also need English. Every language means translation, layouts for different text lengths, SEO setup and maintaining three versions.

6. Content

Texts, photos, video and illustrations. If your company prepares them, the budget is lower but the timeline is usually longer. If the studio writes them, the cost goes up, but the site launches with well-thought-out content.

7. SEO groundwork

Basic setup — meta tags, a sitemap, clean URLs, page speed — should be part of any website. Keyword research, structure built around search queries and SEO copy are separate work.

Website types and timelines

Why are there no prices in the table? Two websites of the same type can differ in scope several times over. We quote a price once we understand the task, and the estimate is free.

What is often not included

When comparing proposals, check whether they include:

• domain and hosting — usually paid separately every year;
• an SSL certificate;
• texts and photos;
• translation into Uzbek and English;
• paid plugins, fonts and licences;
• analytics and advertising pixels;
• training your staff to use the admin panel;
• warranty bug fixes after launch.

When two quotes differ several times over, the difference is often in these items. For example, our price includes hosting and technical support for the first year, and we fix bugs found within 3 months after launch free of charge. Copywriting and translation are a separate service.

The cost of owning a website after launch

• Hosting and domain — every year.
• Technical support: updates, backups, security — see website support.
• Content updates: news, prices, promotions.
• Promotion: SEO or advertising to bring visitors to the site.

What affects the timeline

Projects are most often delayed by materials and approvals: texts are not ready, a photo shoot is postponed, several departments sign off the design. Appoint one person on your side to collect feedback and make decisions, and prepare a vector logo, texts for the main sections, photos and domain access in advance.

How to get an accurate estimate

1. The goal of the website: leads, sales, brand image, information.
2. Examples of websites you like and what exactly you like about them.
3. A list of sections and features, even a rough one.
4. Website languages.
5. Materials you already have: logo, texts, photos.
6. Your target launch date.

With this information we prepare a proposal with stages and scope of work. Leave a request on the website development in Tashkent page — the estimate is free.

FAQ

Can the website be built faster for an extra fee?

Sometimes, if the work can be done in parallel. But the timeline often depends on approvals and on materials from the client.

Is payment made upfront or in stages?

We work with 50% upfront before the work starts and 50% after the website is delivered.

Will we own the website?

Yes. The domain is registered in your name, and after payment we hand over the source code, design files and access to hosting and the admin panel.

Why don't you publish prices?

A "from" price says almost nothing: it does not include what you specifically need. We price the project based on the specification or brief and show exactly what is included, so proposals are easy to compare.