How much does a website cost in Vietnam in 2026: what drives the price

The first question in most incoming messages: “How much does a website cost?” Below we break down what makes up the price and give our reference ranges.

What the cost depends on

  1. Number of pages. A one-page landing page and a corporate website with 8–10 sections differ in the amount of work several times over.
  2. Design. An adapted template, or a design built for the task with every screen worked through. The second is more expensive and stands out clearly from standard websites.
  3. Languages. Each language version is a separate page structure, hreflang markup and routing, not just a translation. A bilingual website costs more than a monolingual one.
  4. Integrations. Enquiry forms, a Zalo button, CRM, analytics, maps. Each one adds hours of work and testing.
  5. Content. Who writes the texts and prepares photos and video. If there are no materials, that is a separate cost item.
  6. Technical foundation. Loading speed, structured data, readability for AI assistants. This determines whether the website gets found at all.

Our reference ranges

  • One-page landing page: 5–8 million VND.
  • Multi-page corporate website: up to 30 million VND depending on the number of pages and complexity.
  • Custom projects with non-standard design, animation, complex structure: up to 50 million VND.

We have no fixed packages. Two companies with the same budget usually need different websites, so we calculate the estimate after we understand the task: what the website is for, what the business is, how many pages, which languages.

What is not included in the development price

  • Domain and hosting. Paid separately and registered in your name, not the contractor’s. The website should belong to you.
  • Texts, photos, video, if you do not have them.
  • Updates after handover. For custom-code websites we offer support at 1 million VND per month: text edits, new pages, updating prices and photos.

How we calculate an estimate

First a conversation about the business: who the customers are, where they come from, what the website has to do. Then the page structure and functionality. After that, the figure and the timeline. To get a reference for your project, write to us with what your business is and what the website is for. That is enough for a first estimate.

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