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Pricing guide · 2026

How much does a website cost in Lima?

The honest answer: it depends on what you need it to do. A page that just introduces you doesn’t cost the same as one that takes reservations and payments. Below we explain what drives the price, what each level includes, and how to decide without overpaying — none of the inflated five-figure quote many agencies open with.

The short answer

In Lima, “a website” spans from an accessible monthly subscription that keeps your Google presence current without your own site, up to a made-to-measure site that takes reservations, orders or enrolments. What moves the price isn’t size but how much you need the page to work: the more features (booking, payments, multi-language), the more real development behind it. Your exact price is scoped per project and fixed in writing before we start.

Why prices vary so much

The same "I want a website" can mean three very different things: (1) being found on Google, (2) a presentation page, or (3) a site that runs your business —booking, payments, editable menu, two languages—. Each level adds real work, so it adds price. Be wary of the agency that quotes a number before asking what you want the page to do; and just as wary of the "all for $220" that turns out to be a generic template nobody maintains.

What to ask before you pay

Is it custom or a template? A template looks like a thousand other sites. Who maintains it afterward? An unmaintained site ages in months. Can I update content myself? If every hours change costs money, you’ll pay forever. Does it pass Google’s Core Web Vitals? Speed is ranking and it’s sales. Is the price fixed in writing? There should be no surprises on the invoice.

And in numbers? Market ranges in Lima

So you have a reference before asking for a quote. These are typical ranges in the Lima market in 2026 — not our price list: your exact figure depends on scope and is fixed in writing. The same “I want a website” can land in any of these rows.

Project typeMarket range
Generic template / DIYS/ 300–900One-off. Looks like a thousand other sites, no speed optimization and nobody to maintain it. Works as a business card, not a tool.
Being found on Google (no site of your own)S/ 150–400 / moMonthly management of your Google Business Profile — presence where most customers first look.
Custom presentation page (1–5 sections)S/ 1,500–4,500Own design, bilingual and fast (passes Core Web Vitals). Not a template.
A site that runs your businessS/ 4,000–12,000+Booking or appointments, payments, editable menu or catalogue, two languages. More features = more real development behind it.
Brand identity (logo + visual system)S/ 1,200–4,500Logo, palette and type. Booked with the website, the site is discounted.
Monthly maintenanceS/ 200–900 / moHosting, security, backups and content changes, so the site doesn’t age.

These are market reference ranges, not our quote. Want the exact number for your case? The Audit tells you in 48 hours — and its cost is credited if you go on to hire.

The levels, from smallest to largest investment

ServicePrice
AuditOne-offA written diagnosis of your digital presence in 48 hours — before you invest. One-off. See Audit.
Vitrina (Google)Monthly subscriptionYour Google Business Profile looked after every week. Presence where most customers first look for you, without your own site yet. See Vitrina.
Custom websiteCustom projectBilingual, made-to-measure: menu or catalogue, reservations or appointments, payments. One-off, scoped per project. See Websites.
BrandCustom projectFull visual identity (logo, palette, type). Booked with the website, the site is discounted. See Marca.
AperturaCustom packageLaunch package: brand + website + Google ready to open. One-off. See Apertura.
CareMonthly subscriptionHosting, security, backups and up to 3 content changes a month, so the site doesn’t age. See Care.

Invoiced with a Peruvian RUC. Each project price is agreed in writing up front and doesn’t change. Not sure which level you’re at? The Audit tells you in 48 hours, and its cost is credited if you go on to hire.

Frequently asked

How much does a simple website cost in Lima?
If by "simple" you mean just appearing on Google with a cared-for presence, Vitrina covers it with an accessible monthly subscription, no site of your own. If you need a real custom page —even a single section— it starts from a custom project scoped to your case, because even a simple site we build custom, bilingual and fast, not from a template.
Why do some agencies charge $220 and you charge quite a bit more?
It’s almost always a generic template: the same structure as a thousand other businesses, no speed optimization, no Google strategy, and nobody to maintain it afterward. It works as a business card, not as a tool that brings customers. We build custom sites that pass Core Web Vitals, are bilingual and connect to your Google. It’s a different category of work — and so a different price.
Does the price include hosting and maintenance?
The site includes hosting for the first 3 months. After that, maintenance is Care, a monthly subscription (hosting, security, backups and up to 3 monthly changes). It isn’t mandatory, but an unmaintained site ages badly: outdated content, wrong hours, no security patches.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. On custom projects we usually work 50% up front and 50% before delivery. We invoice with a Peruvian RUC and accept transfer, Yape, Plin and card. The amount is agreed in writing and doesn’t change.
How do I know what my exact case should cost?
The cheapest way to find out is the Audit: in 48 hours we tell you what you really need and what you don’t, with a prioritized list. If you then hire a larger service, its cost is credited. You can also run the free 90-second audit for a first idea.

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