Where the numbers come from
Every figure on this site is below with its source and its limits. If a number is not here, it is not on the site.
The price and the calculator
The base is 600 € and three days for a site of four to six sections; a catalogue is 1200 € and six days. Sections beyond the four that are included add 70 € each and a day for every two. If your text is already written the work is 60 € smaller. A rush job costs 30 % more and takes half the days, rounded up. The upper end of the range is the lower end times 1.35, rounded to the nearest ten — headroom for the unforeseen, not a hopeful margin.
What this cannot tell you: it is a price and a duration, not a forecast. It does not estimate your revenue and it does not promise enquiries. The exact figure comes after we talk, before the work starts, and it does not move afterwards.
Where 600 € comes from
From a review of 38 offers across the Serbian and Russian-speaking markets, read in August 2026: private sellers on kupujemprodajem from 29 €, cheap studios 99–150 €, freelancers 300–500 €, Belgrade agencies 500–800 €. One Belgrade studio publishes its own list: 549 € over ten working days and 999 € over fourteen.
What this cannot tell you: prices move, and these were read in August 2026. Cheaper exists — the floor of this market is under 100 €. I am not the cheapest option and I am not going to pretend otherwise.
About the three days
I do not claim nobody works in three days. A Belgrade studio sells a 99 € starter package with a three-working-day deadline, and that is a real offer. My claim is narrower and checkable: in the 400–900 € range, no verified package on either market promises a finished site in under seven days.
The share of people who walked away
52 % of people who searched for a local business walked away from one they had found; of those, 32 % left because the price was unclear and 18 % because there was no website to look at (BrightLocal 2026 consumer survey, n=1227).
What this cannot tell you: it is a survey of consumers, not a measurement of your business. It says nothing about whether anyone is searching for you at all — a site converts the people already looking, it does not find new ones.
Numbers I removed
These are commonly quoted and I checked them. They did not hold, so they are not on the site.
- “97 % of people search online for a local business” — no primary source found.
- “80 % of attention is above the fold” — the original measurement used 21 people in 2010. The same lab recalculated it at 57 % with 120 people.
- “A 100 ms delay costs Amazon 1 % of sales” — a conference slide with no published data behind it.
- “People read 20 % of a page” — not measured but calculated, by dividing a regression coefficient by an assumed reading speed, from 25 mostly academic Europeans browsing in 2005.
- “Fewer options convert better” — two meta-analyses (n=5036 and n=7202) put the average effect at 0.02, which is zero.
If you find something here that is wrong, tell me and I will change it or take it down.