Guide · 2026
How much does a website cost in Scotland? (2026)
In Scotland in 2026, a small-business website typically costs £500–£1,500 from a fixed-price studio, £1,000–£3,000 from a freelancer, and £2,500–£10,000 from an agency. DIY builders like Wix run about £150–£300 per year but cost you your time. Here's how to choose — and what you actually get at each price.
- DIY builder (Wix/Squarespace): ~£150–£300/yr — you build it yourself
- Fixed-price studio (Brightray): from £500, built for you, live in 7 days
- Freelancer: ~£1,000–£3,000, quality and timelines vary
- Agency: ~£2,500–£10,000, best for larger or complex projects
Asked and answered.
How much does a small business website cost in Scotland?+
Most Scottish small-business websites cost £500–£1,500 from a fixed-price studio, £1,000–£3,000 from a freelancer, or £2,500–£10,000 from an agency. Brightray builds professional sites from a fixed £500, live in as little as 7 days.
How much should a charity spend on a website?+
A small charity can get a professional website from around £400 with a charity discount. Grants (National Lottery, Foundation Scotland, the Transform Foundation) can cover larger projects.
Is a cheap website any good?+
A cheap DIY template can look generic and take your time to build. A fixed-price professional studio like Brightray gives you a built-for-you site from £500 — affordable without being a template you assemble yourself.