A landing page in Tashkent starts at 1 200 $, a company website at 1 900 $, and an online store with a catalogue and payments at 10 000 $. Inside each type the price is driven not by the number of pages but by the number of unique templates, language versions and integrations with CRM and 1C. Add the domain, the server and support on top: these costs return every year.
Key takeaways
There are three anchors, and they differ not in how much text sits on the pages but in how much logic the site carries beyond them.
| Type of site | What it includes | Price | When it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One page, a request form, Telegram notifications, analytics | from 1 200 $ | Launching a single product or service, testing demand |
| Company website | Section structure, original design, content, basic SEO, transfer to your hosting | from 1 900 $ | The site is a steady source of enquiries and the first impression of the company |
| Online store | Catalogue, cart, payments, delivery, exchange with CRM and 1C, order analytics | from 10 000 $ | Sales run through the site while prices and stock live in the accounting system |
The lower bound assumes a simple case: one language, content supplied by the client, standard forms with no data exchange. If a single page is all you need, we covered its structure and the usual mistakes in the article on landing pages for business.
The price is the team's hours across seven stages, and a stage can only be cut together with its result.
Six parameters create the gap, and none of them is visible in the word website itself.
Tip Before you talk about price, count page types rather than pages: home, section, product card, article, service page. A contractor will ask for that number anyway, and the volume of design and front-end work follows directly from it.
The same website costs differently with a freelancer, an agency and an in-house team, because the price covers a different amount of responsibility.
A freelancer is cheaper at the development stage: the quote carries no project manager, no tester and no warranty fixes, so the client takes that work on. For a landing page unconnected to an accounting system this works; for a store that your orders depend on it is a risk of standstill with nobody to replace the developer.
An agency prices in project management, testing and a contract: who fixes errors after launch, within what time and at whose expense. An in-house team is the most expensive per site and pays off when the site is the company's product and changes every week.
That is why an offer far below the market almost always means that some of the stages above are simply skipped. It is not deception but a different scope of work, and it cannot be compared with a full quote.
A second language version adds more than translation to the quote. It brings in proofreading by a native speaker, separate headings and descriptions for searches in that language, a layout check on longer strings, and a language switcher that does not break page addresses.
For a company in Uzbekistan the working pair is Russian and Uzbek, while an English version is needed when there are partners and suppliers abroad. The Uzbek version calls for care in typography: o‘ and g‘ are written with the ‘ sign and the tutuq belgisi with ’, and text with the right marks reads as professional rather than machine-made.
After that, language affects spending every month: a news item, a service or a product is added to all versions at once. When one version falls behind, a visitor lands in a half-empty section and search engines see a page with no content.
Three recurring payments remain after launch, and they belong in the project budget rather than in a surprise six months later.
If the site takes payments, add the acquiring fee: its rate is fixed in the contract with the payment system and is withheld from every order instead of arriving as a separate invoice.
What support covers and why a site without it ages faster is explained in the article on technical support for a website. On top of that, count the renewal of a paid SSL certificate and work with analytics, which is most often part of support.
Over three years a builder wins on money only for a simple one-page site with no integrations.
The subscription does not end at launch: according to Tilda pricing, the Personal plan costs 10 $ a month with annual payment and Business 20 $ a month, and you pay for as long as the site has to open. Custom development is paid once, and after that only the server and support remain.
Sums are not the only thing to compare. What happens to a site on a builder when payment stops, what can be exported from it and when the platform becomes a risk is covered in our comparison of a builder and custom development.
Speed is not a separate line in the quote but a requirement for the front-end and the server, and building it in from the start is cheaper than reworking.
Google measures three Core Web Vitals: by the web.dev documentation, good means LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP of 200 milliseconds or less and CLS no higher than 0.1 at the 75th percentile of page loads. Fitting a finished site to those values costs more than careful front-end work and a server closer to the visitors.
The layout has to serve both kinds of device: according to StatCounter data for September 2026, desktop computers account for 60.93 % of traffic in Uzbekistan and phones for 38.68 %. Saving on the mobile version cuts off more than a third of visitors, saving on the desktop one more than half.
Quotes become comparable when contractors are pricing the same thing, so it is worth collecting the inputs before you ask for a price.
Important Compare offers by scope of work, not by the final figure. Two quotes that differ by half often describe different projects: five unique templates and an exchange with the accounting system in one, a single template and a form sending to email in the other.
We take the task apart down to a figure: the goal of the site, page types, languages, integrations and who prepares the content. After that review a stage-by-stage quote appears — wireframes, design, front-end, programming, integrations, testing — and the company can see exactly what it pays for.
Syntra Systems builds websites for companies in Uzbekistan in Russian, Uzbek and English: enquiries arrive in Telegram and CRM, basic SEO is built in at the structure stage, and the rights to the code pass to the client after full payment under the contract. If the site has to sell with a catalogue and payments, the launch order is described in the article on an online store in Uzbekistan.
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No, they are separate recurring payments. A .uz domain from an accredited registrar costs 26–40 thousand soum a year and a server for the site from 30 $ a month. We help to set them up, but the invoices go to the company directly and the access stays with it.
Yes, content is one of the seven stages and ready material shortens it. What matters is that the texts follow the sections of the site and the photographs come in high resolution; otherwise they have to be rewritten or reshot anyway.
The figure is set by the number of unique templates, language versions and integrations. Until those items are listed, any number is a guess that later turns into an invoice for extra work.
There is no separate price per language: the count covers the volume of text for translation and proofreading, work on headings for Uzbek searches and layout fixes where strings grew longer. After that every site update is done in two versions instead of one.
Under our contract the rights to the code pass to the client after full payment, together with access to hosting, the domain and the admin panel. It is worth looking for that clause with any contractor: a site on a builder cannot always be exported in full.
Formally no, but updates, backups and uptime monitoring then stay with your own team. Technical support of a website starts at 250 $ a month with us and covers exactly that work.
Count by page types. If the structure and the design stay, the work comes down to front-end and content transfer. Once sections, interface language and integrations change, the scope approaches a new project and the rebuild stops saving money.
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