Website development
UI/UX design
Branding
Real estate, Vilnius · Branding, UI/UX, development
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We refreshed the brand and website for EIKA Group’s residential neighborhood in Vilnius. Visitors filter the apartments and book viewings right in the calendar.
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Get a website built: cost and process, from CHF 1,000
Getting a website built with Rekos starts at CHF 1,000. The price depends mostly on the pages and features you need. After the first call, you get a personal quote, and the design concept is free. A complete website goes live in 4 to 6 weeks. We have 26 reviews on Clutch, with an average of 4.9 out of 5 (as of 26 Sep 2026).
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- from CHF 1,000
- Price, personal quote after the first call
- 4 to 6 weeks
- for a complete website
- Free
- Design concept for your website
- 4.9 out of 5
- 26 reviews on Clutch (as of 26 September 2026)
How much does it cost to get a website built?
The price depends on how much work is involved. More pages with their own layout, and features like a store, filters or a booking calendar, cost more. If your logo, text and images are ready, it costs less. The smaller the website, the closer the price gets to CHF 1,000.
When you compare quotes, include the running costs for domain, hosting and any support. The table separates one-time and ongoing items.
What sets the price
- Pages with their own layout
- Many pages with the same layout cost less than a few pages that all look different.
- Filters, maps or booking
- Every feature needs planning, development and testing on phone and desktop.
- Online store
- The work grows with the number of products, variants, payment methods and shipping rules.
- More languages
- Each language adds translations, menus and testing. Let us know early.
| Item | One-off or ongoing | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Design concept | one-time | Free, before you decide to work with us |
| Design and development | one-time | Depends on pages and features, the amount is in the quote |
| Logo and branding | one-time, only if needed | Not needed if your visual identity is already in place |
| More languages | one-time, then upkeep | More pages to design and test, then keeping the translations up to date |
| Domain and hosting | ongoing | Needed for every website, no matter who builds it |
| Support after launch | ongoing, as needed | Updates, bug fixes or new pages, if you want help |
| Content updates | ongoing | You handle these yourself after our training |
Agency, freelancer or website builder
A website builder is enough for a simple site, and a good freelancer for a small project. An agency is worth it when design, features and technology have to work together.
| Criterion | Agency | Freelancer | Website builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Highest, because several specialists work on it | Usually lower than an agency | Lowest, but with ongoing subscription fees |
| Design | Custom design that fits your brand | Custom design, quality depends on the person | A template, adjusted in colors and content |
| Features like a store or booking | Special requests can be built too | Possible, depending on the person’s experience | Only what the website builder offers |
| Your own time | Low, you give feedback and supply content | Medium, depending on what the person takes on | High, you build and maintain everything yourself |
| If someone is unavailable | Someone else on the team steps in | Work stops until the person is back | The website keeps running, and support can help |
How a website project with Rekos works
A complete website takes 4 to 6 weeks. If content and feedback come in quickly, it goes live sooner. Meetings happen over video call.
Before the project starts
First call and quote
We talk through your goal, pages, features and style. Then you receive a personal quote.
Your part: Your goal, a rough budget range, websites you like
Project start
Structure and wireframes
Wireframes show how each page is laid out. They let you check whether visitors will find what they’re looking for.
Your part: Feedback on the site structure, first drafts of your text
First half of the project
Design in feedback rounds
Our senior team designs the pages for phone and desktop. You leave comments directly on the draft.
Your part: Quick feedback, collected by one point of contact
Second half of the project
Development and testing
We code the pages and features. Then we check the layout, load time and SEO basics.
Your part: Final text and images, domain and hosting logins
End of the project
Launch and training
We take the website live. Then we show your team how to manage the content.
Your part: Sign-off for the launch, time for the training
What you provide for the project
A clear goal
More inquiries, more sales or fewer calls with the same routine questions.
A rough list of pages
Bullet points are enough. We work out the structure with you.
Text about your services
Rough drafts are fine. Services, prices and opening hours must be correct.
Photos and logo
Your own photos are more credible. Ideally, send the logo as a vector file.
Domain and hosting logins
Find out early who has them. Sometimes it’s your previous agency.
What you get from us
Branding if you need it
If you don’t have a clear visual identity yet, we start by creating a logo, colors, fonts and guidelines for your team.
UX and UI design
Site structure, wireframes and the finished design for phone, tablet and desktop. A custom design, not an off-the-shelf template.
Development
We code the design with fast load times and a solid SEO foundation. After that, you manage the content yourself.
Online store if you need it
If you sell online, we build the store as part of the project. Stores make up a large share of our projects.
After the project: handover and running costs
After launch, you manage your website yourself, including sections we code by hand. At the end of the project, we train your team.
If you need help later, we fix bugs, install updates or build new pages.
The main running costs are domain and hosting. Keep both in your name and write down who has which logins.
Handover at a glance
- Full control over all content
- New pages without coding skills
- Training for your team at the end
- Help after launch whenever you need it
Projects and client reviews
Online store for CBD oil · Branding, UI/UX, development
Day2Day
For the new CBD brand Day2Day, we created the logo, packaging, design and online store. Because it all came from one team, the brand looks consistent.
View the project “They are very kind and always respond professionally.”
“They provided really clear deadlines, so we always knew when to expect something to be delivered.”
Common questions about getting a new website
More questions?
Write to us or book a short first call.
How much does a website from Rekos cost?
A website with us starts at CHF 1,000. We give you the exact price in a personal quote after the first call. It depends on the pages, features and languages, and on whether your logo, text and images are ready. The design concept you get before hiring us is free.
What ongoing costs are there after launch?
Every website has ongoing costs for domain and hosting, plus support if you want help with updates, bugs or new pages. You update text and images yourself. Ask every provider about these items, or you won’t be comparing quotes fairly.
Homepage or website: is there a difference?
People often say homepage when they mean website, but strictly speaking, the homepage is just the main page. What matters for price and process is which pages and features you need. Even a small website gets its own design with us, from CHF 1,000.
How long does it take from quote to launch?
For a complete website, we plan for 4 to 6 weeks from project start. If text, images and feedback come in quickly, it goes faster. A large online store or several languages can take longer.
How does the free design concept work?
After the first call, we design a first draft of your website before you hire us. It costs nothing and shows whether we’re a good fit. You can also request it through the contact form.
Can I edit the website myself after launch?
Yes. You change text and images yourself and add new pages without coding skills. At the end of the project, we train your team. If you need support later, we’re there after launch too.
Does Rekos work with companies in Switzerland?
Yes. From Vilnius, we also work with clients in Switzerland, Germany and Austria, such as “Journal to mySelf” from Wil, St. Gallen. Meetings happen over video call. We don’t have an office in Switzerland, and working together doesn’t require one.
