A hand-coded corporate website in 1405 typically starts around 30M Toman and runs past 130M for enterprise portals. Price depends on page count, a content panel, bilingual support and SEO depth. WordPress with a template is cheaper but slower and plugin-dependent.
What sets the price?
Four things drive the cost of a corporate site: how it is built (template or custom code), page count and complexity, whether there is a content panel, and the depth of SEO work.
Agency tariffs published in 1404 showed template sites starting around 17M and custom code usually from about 70M up. For 1405 we have deliberately priced below that range.
DHS 1405 price table
Our corporate and enterprise plans:
- Corporate Start: 30M Toman, 15 days, up to 7 pages
- Corporate Pro: 58M Toman, 25–30 days, up to 15 pages with blog, panel and two languages
- Portal Elite: from 130M Toman, 45–60 days
Costs people forget
Domain, hosting or servers, payment gateway, SMS and specialist content are usually not in the price. Any quote that does not make this clear means the final bill is higher than it looks. We state these explicitly in the proposal.
How to choose between quotes
Do not compare only the number. Ask whether you receive the code, whether SEO is included or a separate plugin, how many months of support are free and whether the delivery time is written in the contract.
Frequently asked questions
Yes; our Start plan covers 7 pages, technical SEO and 3 months support. Content and domain are separate.
Probably, due to inflation; 1405 tariffs stay fixed for contracts signed this year.
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