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How Much Does a Website Cost in Latin America? Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Argentina (2026)
What changes a website's price in each country, one-time and monthly costs, types of site and how to get a quote in your currency from a remote studio.
By Keyner Trillos· Updated
In short
- The price of a website in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina or Ecuador depends less on the country and more on four things: the type of site, the design (template or custom), the features and who builds it.
- There's a one-time payment (design and development) and recurring costs: a domain every year, hosting every month or year and optional maintenance.
- At K&T Code a landing page starts at $450.000 COP and an online store at $1.300.000 COP, in the currency of the country you choose.
- We work remotely with all of Latin America and the United States: the country doesn't change the quality, only how you pay.
"How much does a website cost?" is one of the most searched questions on Google, and it almost always comes with a country at the end: in Mexico, in Colombia, in Peru, in Argentina, in Ecuador. The honest answer is that the country matters less than it seems. What really moves the price is what kind of website you need and how it's built.
What you pay once and what you pay every time
| Item | When you pay | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Design and development | Once | Structure, design, coding, base copy and initial SEO |
| Domain (.com, .com.mx, .co, .pe…) | Every year | Your website's name |
| Hosting | Every month or year | The server where the site lives |
| Maintenance | Monthly (optional) | Updates, backups, support and changes |
| Extras | As needed | Payment gateway, languages, integrations, campaigns |
If you're wondering "how much does a website cost per month?", it's usually hosting plus maintenance. We explain both in what hosting is and how much maintenance costs.
The 4 factors that change the price
- Type of site: a one-page landing doesn't cost the same as a store with hundreds of products.
- Template or custom: a template is cheaper upfront, but looks like thousands of sites and usually loads slowly. A custom design costs more and shows in sales and on Google (we compare them here).
- Features: online payments, bookings, an admin panel, multiple languages, WhatsApp or invoicing integrations.
- Who builds it: a freelancer, a local agency or a remote studio. Each option has its advantages (agency vs. freelancer).
Why does it vary so much between countries?
- Currency and inflation: in high-inflation countries (like Argentina) prices are adjusted often or quoted in dollars.
- Taxes and invoicing: each country has its own e-invoicing and withholding rules.
- Local payment methods: a store in Mexico needs OXXO or SPEI; in Colombia, PSE and Nequi; in Peru, Yape. Integrating them affects the price.
- Local competition: big cities have more supply, from very cheap to highly specialized.
What doesn't change with the country: what your business needs to sell online. That's why more and more companies hire their website remotely, with a team from another country in the region.
How much does it cost to have someone build your website?
| Type | Who it's for | Approximate time |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | Campaigns, launches, getting customers on WhatsApp | 1 to 2 weeks |
| Corporate site | Service companies that need trust and presence | 2 to 4 weeks |
| Online store | Selling products with online payments | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Platform or software | Your own processes: bookings, quotes, dashboards | Based on scope |
How K&T Code helps, wherever you are
We're a web development studio in Colombia working remotely with companies in Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, the rest of Latin America and the United States. We meet over video calls, hand over the code in your name and integrate your country's payment methods.
| You need | Service | From |
|---|---|---|
| A page for campaigns and getting customers | Landing page | $450.000 COP |
| Selling online with local payments | Online store | $1.300.000 COP |
| Your company's full website | Corporate website | $2.500.000 COP |
| Your own platform or system | Custom software | $4.500.000 COP |
On pricing you pick your country and see prices in your currency, and the quote builder lets you put your project together. See our projects in Mexico, Peru and Colombia too.
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Conclusion
The right price for a website is the one its customers pay back. Define what you need, compare quotes using the same criteria and insist that everything is in your name. If you're in Colombia, see the details in how much a website costs in Colombia. If you're elsewhere, write to us and we'll send you a proposal in your currency.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost in Latin America?
It depends on the type of site, the design, the features and who builds it. At K&T Code a landing page starts at $450,000 COP and an online store at $1,300,000 COP; at kytcode.lat/precios you see prices in your country's currency.
How much does a website cost per month?
After development you pay for hosting (monthly or yearly), the domain (yearly) and, if you hire it, monthly maintenance.
Can I hire a website from another country?
Yes. Many companies in Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina and the United States hire their website remotely, with video meetings and international payments.
What should a website quote include?
The scope, timeline, what the SEO includes, load speed, monthly costs and that the code and domain are in your name.
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