Website prices in Argentina today
A custom website, with its own design, copy, photos and SEO, runs from USD 1,000 to USD 5,000. Below that range you usually find templates put together with no strategy; above it, large projects with many sections, custom systems or several markets.
We quote in dollars because much of a website's costs (tools, servers, equipment) move with the dollar, and so the number doesn't change from one week to the next. If you'd rather think in pesos, here's the range at today's MEP dollar rate:
Why there's no single price
A website can be a single page with your contact details or a site with dozens of pages, in three languages, with bookings and payments. Both are called a website, but they're very different jobs, just as a cabin doesn't cost the same as a hotel.
That's why we quote per project. Photographing an apartment isn't the same as a forty-room hotel: one is 15 photos, the other can be 500. A site in Spanish isn't the same as one in three languages, each with its own SEO.
What moves the price
First, how many pages your business needs to answer what your customers ask. A hotel that wants to show up on Google needs a page per room type, one for getting there, another for things to do nearby. Each one adds work, and also adds visits.
Then come photos and video, languages, whether bookings or payments need connecting, and how much custom design it takes. The table shows what brings a project toward each end of the range.
| What | Near USD 1,000 | Near USD 5,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | A few: home, services, contact | One per room, per service and per thing people search for |
| Photos | The ones you have, or a short shoot | Full shoot: from 15 to 500 photos depending on the place |
| Video | No video | Our own footage of the place |
| Languages | One | Two or three, each with its own SEO |
| Bookings or sales | WhatsApp or a form | Booking engine or payments connected |
| Design | Simple, with your brand's identity | Custom design with pieces of its own, like 3D maps |
| SEO | A solid technical base | Full technical SEO, content and Google |
What an Andes Developers website includes
First we get to know the brand. Before designing anything we talk with you, walk the place, read what your customers say and understand what makes you different. Every site is designed from scratch to carry your brand's identity, not a template's.
The same team does everything: design, code, the photo shoot, filming, copy and SEO. That avoids the broken telephone between a designer, a photographer and a developer who've never met, and means each piece is made with the others in mind.
SEO: the least visible, the most noticeable
A beautiful site Google doesn't understand is a shop window on an empty street. Technical SEO is what makes it show up: real speed on a phone, a page for each thing people search for, titles and copy written for those searches, cleanly separated languages and structured data that tells Google what your business is, where it is and what it offers.
We know where to apply it because we code the site ourselves: it isn't a list of recommendations handed to someone else. With Fitz Roy Expediciones, daily Google impressions tripled in three months.
A fair price, not inflated
We price each site by project: the size of the place, the rooms, the photos, the languages and what it needs to sell. We don't inflate quotes or add things you won't use. If a small site is enough, we tell you.
The quote comes split into parts (design, photos, video, copy, SEO, bookings), so you know what you pay for each and can compare it. We always start with a free diagnosis.
Cheap that turns out expensive
A slow website, without SEO or with photos that don't show the place, can cost little and bring nobody. The real cost isn't what you pay for the site: it's what you don't sell if nobody finds it.
For a place to stay the maths is concrete: every booking that comes direct through your site is a commission you don't pay a platform. With a 15% commission on a USD 100 night, each direct five-night booking leaves USD 75 more in your pocket. A website that brings bookings pays for itself; one that doesn't show up on Google doesn't.
How to compare quotes
Ask what's included: how many pages, in which languages, whether photos are included and how many, whether there's video, who writes the copy, whether there's technical SEO, what happens with the domain and hosting, and what it costs after launch.
And ask about results: which sites they've made, whether they show up on Google and what happened to the visits. A higher quote with all that can turn out cheaper than a low one with nothing.
After launch
A website isn't finished the day it goes live. We have a monthly plan for what comes next: price and photo changes, speed, security, ongoing SEO and a simple report with your Google numbers. It's optional and quoted separately.
Questions
- How much does a website cost in Argentina in 2026?
- A professional custom website costs between USD 1,000 and USD 5,000, depending on how many pages it has, photos and video, languages, whether it connects bookings or payments and how much SEO it takes.
- How much is that in pesos?
- It depends on the day's dollar rate. This page shows the range at the current MEP dollar rate. We quote in dollars so the number doesn't change from week to week.
- How much does a hotel website cost?
- Between USD 1,000 and USD 5,000. What moves a hotel's price most is the number of rooms, the photo shoot (15 photos isn't 500), languages and whether a booking engine is connected.
- Does the price include photos, video and copy?
- At Andes Developers yes, if the project needs it: the same team does the photo shoot, filming, copy and SEO. Each part is listed separately in the quote.
- How long does a website take?
- Between two weeks and a month from when we have the photos and the content.
- Is there a monthly cost?
- The domain and hosting have their own cost. The monthly maintenance and SEO plan is optional.