How Much Does E-Commerce Website Design Cost?

E-commerce website design at GH Company starts at 160 million tomans with Shopyar, while a fully custom online store ranges from 320 to 650 million tomans. Shopyar is available in three license plans: Bronze at 160 million tomans, Silver at 220 million tomans, and Gold at 290 million tomans. If your business needs a store built entirely around its own workflow, the custom path is the better fit. The exact quote is determined after consultation and based on the project scope.

What affects the price of an e-commerce website?

Price is not only about visual design. The number of pages, feature depth, integrations with sales and analytics tools, UI/UX work, and custom development all affect the final cost. A store that only displays products is very different from one that is built to actively sell. That is why two websites with a similar look can still have very different budgets.

• Number of pages and sections such as product pages, categories, about pages, blog, and landing pages
• Level of customization in design and user experience
• Need for connections to sales and analytics tools
• Custom features such as filters, checkout flow, and admin panel
• Need for technical SEO and site structure optimization

Shopyar or custom build: which is more cost-effective?

If you want to launch faster with a polished ready-made product, Shopyar is the lower-risk and more economical choice. It shortens the setup path for many businesses and comes with clear plan-based pricing. If your sales process is unique or you want every part of the system tailored to your workflow, a custom store offers more value. In that case, the code and database belong to you, and the product is built around your business from the ground up.

How can you make the right decision before ordering?

1. Decide whether you need a ready path with Shopyar or a fully custom build
2. List the core pages and sections your store needs
3. Define the essential features such as search, filters, cart, and integrations
4. Separate content production or branding needs from the website budget
5. Clarify your future growth and support expectations upfront

At GH Company, planning, design, project management, digital product development, and quality control are handled in-house. That means one coordinated team manages the project from discovery to delivery, with responsibility for quality staying in one place. For e-commerce projects, the work is not limited to coding; UX, SEO, and sales-tool connections are also considered. This integrated approach helps the website do more than exist — it helps it sell.