The price of a website in Morocco can start at 1,000 DH for a simple landing page and increase according to the size of the website and its required features. The difference is not simply the number of pages. Strategy, design, content, integrations, performance, and support all affect the final quote.
This guide gives practical price ranges in Moroccan dirhams to help businesses prepare a realistic budget.
These are indicative prices, not fixed tariffs. A reliable quote should reflect your goals, required features, content, and delivery schedule.
Typical website prices in Morocco
| Website type | Typical budget | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | 1,000–2,500 DH | One offer, campaign, event, or lead-generation page |
| Professional showcase site | 2,500–6,000 DH | Small businesses, consultants, restaurants, and local services |
| Advanced corporate site | 6,000–12,000 DH | Companies needing custom design, several sections, or integrations |
| E-commerce website | 7,000–15,000 DH | Businesses selling products online |
| Custom web platform | From 15,000 DH | Portals, marketplaces, booking systems, and business applications |
Very low-cost offers may use a prebuilt template with limited customization. That can be enough for a temporary presence, but businesses should confirm who owns the website, whether it works well on mobile, and what happens when updates are needed.
What determines the cost?
1. Scope and number of page templates
A five-page website does not always require five separate designs. Pages may share a template, while a smaller website can contain complex calculators, booking flows, or interactive sections. A good proposal describes the actual templates and functionality rather than charging only by page count.
2. Custom design or template
A template reduces initial design time. A custom interface costs more because it is shaped around the brand, content, and customer journey. The important question is whether the chosen approach helps visitors understand the offer and take action.
3. Content and languages
Writing, photography, product entry, and translation require real production work. A multilingual Moroccan website may need French, Arabic, and English, plus careful right-to-left support for Arabic. Ask whether content creation and translation are included in the quote.
4. Features and integrations
Contact forms, WhatsApp links, online payments, delivery rules, appointment booking, CRM connections, analytics, and customer accounts all increase the scope. Integrations should also include validation, error handling, security, and testing.
5. SEO, speed, and accessibility
Basic technical SEO should include page titles, descriptions, clean URLs, structured content, sitemap generation, and mobile performance. Advanced keyword research, ongoing content, or link building are separate services. Accessibility and performance should be planned during development rather than added at the end.
Costs that continue after launch
A website also has recurring expenses. Typical items include:
- domain name: approximately 100–300 DH per year
- hosting: around 500–3,000 DH per year for many business sites
- professional email, paid plugins, or external services
- maintenance, security updates, backups, and technical support
- ongoing content, SEO, advertising, or conversion improvements.
Hosting needs vary widely. A small brochure website and a busy online store should not use the same infrastructure. Confirm renewal prices and which party controls each account.
How to compare website quotations
Do not compare only the total at the bottom of the proposal. Check whether each quote clearly includes:
- project objectives and deliverables
- page templates and features
- mobile and browser testing
- content, languages, and product entry
- technical SEO and analytics
- hosting, domain, and third-party fees
- revision limits and delivery milestones
- source-code and account ownership
- maintenance and post-launch support.
A more expensive quote can be better value if it removes hidden costs, gives your team full ownership, and produces a website that can grow with the business.
Which budget is right for your business?
Choose the smallest scope that can achieve a useful business result. A new local service may begin with a polished multilingual showcase site and strong contact flow. An established retailer may need inventory, payments, delivery logic, and reliable order management from the start.
Before contacting an agency, write down your audience, primary offer, required languages, essential features, examples you like, target launch date, and available budget. This short brief makes estimates faster and more accurate.
Webebo builds responsive business websites, online stores, and custom web systems for companies in Morocco and abroad. Explore our website development service or send us your project details for a clear estimate in Moroccan dirhams.