How Much Does Corporate Website Design Cost?

Corporate website design starts at 220 million toman and goes up to 450 million toman. The final number depends on the project scope, custom features, multilingual support, and integrations with other systems.

What does a corporate website actually include?

A corporate website is more than a simple introduction page. It should present the business clearly, build trust, and give your team a manageable structure after launch. In a professional setup, it can include a CMS, blog, and smart forms.

At GH Company, corporate websites are built from scratch as part of the web and digital products service. That means the structure, UI, development, and required connections are designed around the business itself. The result is a website that is not just a template, but a real business asset.

What affects the cost?

• Number of pages and how deep each section needs to be.
• Custom features such as advanced forms, search, or third-party integrations.
• Multilingual requirements, which increase structure and content work.
• UI and UX complexity, especially when the user journey must be carefully planned.
• Technical SEO and optimization needs if the site must support lead generation.

The final quote is based on the real scope of work, not a rough guess. That is why a consultation is needed before issuing the estimate. Clear scope means a more accurate budget and fewer surprises later.

How we work

We start by understanding the business, goals, and required website functions. Then we define the page structure, features, and technical needs, and prepare the proposal accordingly. The project is managed in-house so design, development, and quality control stay aligned.

If the project needs to grow later, it can move toward an online store, custom system, or sales and analytics integrations. This approach helps the site support growth from the beginning. The first conversation matters, because it shapes a quote that matches the real job.