How Much Does a Website Cost in Lebanon? (2026 Price Guide)
Real 2026 price ranges for websites in Lebanon — business sites, online stores, landing pages — and the hidden costs agencies don't mention.
Ask five agencies in Lebanon what a website costs and you'll get five wildly different answers — anywhere from $100 to $5,000 for what sounds like the same thing. This guide breaks down what you should actually expect to pay in 2026, and where the traps are.
The short answer
| Type of website | Typical price in Lebanon |
|---|---|
| Landing page (1 page) | $150 – $400 |
| Business website (4–8 pages) | $200 – $1,000 |
| E-commerce store | $300 – $2,500 |
| Custom web application | $2,000+ |
At Xiom, business websites start at $200 and e-commerce from $300 — see our pricing. The wide market ranges come down to three things: who is building it, how custom it is, and what's included after launch.
What actually drives the price
1. Template vs custom
A $100 website is almost always a template with your logo dropped in. It works, but it looks like the other thousand sites using the same template, loads slowly, and is hard to rank in Google. Custom-built sites cost more upfront but perform better everywhere it counts.
2. Number of pages and features
A menu, a gallery, a booking form, online ordering, multiple languages — each adds work. Be suspicious of quotes that don't ask what you need; they're either padded or about to hit you with "extras".
3. What happens after launch
This is where most Lebanese businesses get burned. Ask every agency: who owns the domain? Who owns the code? What does an update cost? Some cheap builds are cheap because you're renting — stop paying and the site disappears.
The recurring costs nobody mentions
- Domain name: $10–$20/year for a .com. Always register it in your name, not the agency's.
- Hosting: $0–$100+/year. Modern static sites can host for free or nearly free; heavy WordPress builds cost more and load slower.
- Maintenance: optional, but menus and prices change. Budget for updates or choose a maintenance plan.
Is a $200 website actually good?
It can be — if the builder keeps costs low through efficiency rather than by cutting corners. Our model is simple: focused scope, fast process, modern tools, no offices full of account managers. You get a custom, fast, mobile-first site with SEO foundations included. What you don't get at $200 is a 40-page corporate portal — and most businesses don't need one.
Bottom line
For most Lebanese businesses, $200–$500 buys a professional website that loads fast, ranks in Google, and makes the business look serious. Below that, check what's being cut. Above $1,000, you should be getting e-commerce, custom features, or serious content work — not just a brochure.
Tell us about your business and we'll give you an exact quote in one conversation, no meetings required.