How Much Does a Website Cost in Indonesia in 2026?

In 2026, a website in Indonesia costs anything from a few hundred thousand rupiah for a simple single page to tens of millions of rupiah for a marketplace with many users. At PintuWeb, business websites start at IDR 300,000 for a landing page, a full online store costs IDR 2,500,000 – IDR 4,500,000, and a property marketplace starts at IDR 7,500,000. Those figures include design, development, the first year of domain and hosting, and basic SEO. All prices are in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

This article breaks down the price of each type of website, what pushes the price up or down, and the costs people tend to forget when budgeting.

Price by type of website

The table below comes straight from our package list, so it always matches the Pricing page.

Every package is paid as a 50% deposit up front and the remaining 50% once the website is finished and you have approved it.

Six factors that decide the price

1. Number of pages. One promotional page is far quicker to build than a five-page website with about, services, blog and contact pages.
2. Features. A simple form and a WhatsApp button are inexpensive. A shopping cart, online payments, automatic shipping rates, a booking system or a member area add development and testing time.
3. How custom the design is. A design built from scratch around your brand takes longer than changing the colours of a template.
4. Content. If your copy and photos are ready, work goes faster. If they need writing or shooting, that is extra work.
5. Integrations. Connecting the website to other systems — a payment gateway, a calendar or a point-of-sale app — means checking documentation and testing.
6. Support after launch. The length of maintenance and the scope of the guarantee also affect the price.

Costs people forget

Cheap or expensive: what to check

A lower price is not always cheaper in the end. Before paying a deposit, ask:

• Whose name will the domain be in? It should belong to you or your business.
• Are the source code and hosting access handed over? Without them, you depend on one provider forever.
• What does year two cost? A cheap first year is sometimes followed by expensive renewals.
• What does the guarantee cover? Get it in writing: how many days, and what is included.
• Can you open examples that are already live? Live examples are more trustworthy than mock-up images. We publish 65 demos in our demo gallery.

A fuller list is in our article on how to choose a web developer.

How to save without cutting corners

• Start with what you need most. Many businesses begin with a landing page and grow it into a full website later; the code and design can be reused.
• Prepare your own content. A business description, product list and real photos shorten the work and usually convince customers better.
• Postpone features that are not urgent. A shop with few orders can start with a catalogue and WhatsApp ordering, then move to automatic payments as orders grow.
• Ask about new-business discounts. We offer up to 20% off for businesses less than a year old.

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum cost of a website for a small business?

At PintuWeb, from IDR 300,000 for a one-page landing page. A 3–5 page company profile website starts at IDR 750,000.

Are there monthly fees?

There are no mandatory monthly fees. The only recurring cost is the yearly domain and hosting renewal from the second year, around IDR 300,000–500,000. Ongoing maintenance is optional.

How long does it take to build?

A landing page takes 1–2 working days, a small business website 2–3 working days and an online store 3–5 working days, counted from when your content is complete.