How Much Does a Website Cost in Nepal in 2026?

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Website Cost in Nepal 2026

If you’re planning a website for your business, the first thing you want to know is the price. The honest answer is that it depends on what you need the website to do.

A simple website that tells people who you are and how to reach you costs much less than an online store that takes payments and tracks stock. Most business websites in Nepal fall into one of three price ranges.

To keep the numbers real, this guide uses current prices from Suryani International, a web design company in Lalitpur. Other companies will charge differently, but this gives you a solid starting point.

Quick Answer: A basic 5-page website in Nepal costs around NPR 9,999, including a free domain and one year of hosting. A website that can take orders or bookings costs about NPR 24,999. A full online store with inventory management costs about NPR 49,999. Hosting on its own starts at NPR 199 a month.

  • NPR 9,999Starting price for a 5-page website
  • NPR 199Monthly hosting, starting price
  • 3 PackagesStarter, Business & Premium
  • 1–2 DaysFastest delivery for a basic site

What Changes the Price of a Website?

There’s no single fixed rate for a website in Nepal. The price goes up or down based on a few simple things.

  • Number of pagesA 5-page website costs much less than a 15-page one.
  • Selling or taking bookingsAn online shop, stock management, or appointment booking all add to the cost.
  • Online paymentsSetting up eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, or Connect IPS takes extra work. A site with only a contact form is simpler and cheaper.
  • DesignA custom design with your own logo and branding costs more than a ready-made template.
  • Hosting and domainMost packages include these free for the first year. After that, you pay to renew them.

Website Packages and Prices in Nepal (2026)

These are the one-time prices currently listed by Suryani International:

PackagePrice (NPR)PagesWhat you getDelivery time
Starter9,9991–5Free domain, 1 year hosting, Cloudflare CDN, basic local SEO, contact form, WhatsApp chat button, 1 business email1–2 days
Business24,99910–15Everything in Starter, plus online store or booking system, eSewa/Khalti/cash on delivery, logo and brand kit, faster loading speed, 5 business emailsAbout 1 week
Premium49,999Custom online storeEverything in Business, plus full store with inventory management, content section, SEO and blog setup, 10 business emails2–3 weeks

Every package also includes an SSL certificate (the padlock that keeps your site secure) and a design that works well on mobile phones.

Delivery times are estimates. A small 5-page site can be ready in a day or two. A store with several payment options and stock tracking will take longer.

Which Package Fits Your Business?

The right package depends on what your visitors need to do on your website.

Type of businessExample of this typePackage that usually fits
Small local businessShop, office, or service that just needs to be found onlineStarter, for a few pages with contact details and WhatsApp chat
Clinic or service businessAgni DentalBusiness, if patients or clients should book appointments online
Travel and trekking agencyDiscover Himalaya NepalBusiness, for many trip pages plus inquiry and booking forms
Online storeNewish Fashion DestinyBusiness for a basic store, Premium if you need inventory management

How to Budget for Your Website: Step by Step

  1. Step 1: Decide what the website must doWrite down what visitors should be able to do. Read about your business, call you, book a time, or buy something.
  2. Step 2: Count your pagesList the pages you need, such as Home, About, Services, Gallery, and Contact. This tells you whether 5 pages are enough or you need 10 to 15.
  3. Step 3: Choose your payment optionsIf you’re selling online, decide which payment methods you want, like eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, Connect IPS, or cash on delivery.
  4. Step 4: Match your needs to a packagePick the package that covers everything on your list. Don’t choose by price alone.
  5. Step 5: Plan for year twoSet aside money for hosting and domain renewal, which you’ll pay once the free first year ends.

One-Time Cost vs. Yearly Costs

The package price pays for building your website. You pay it once. After the first year, a few small costs come back every year.

  • Hosting renewalHosting in Nepal starts at about NPR 199 a month. That includes free SSL and cPanel, the control panel you use to manage your hosting.
  • Domain renewalYour domain (.com, .com.np, .np, and others) is free for the first year. After that, the renewal price depends on the domain ending and who you registered it with.
  • Business emailEvery package includes email accounts (1, 5, or 10 depending on the package). You only pay extra if you need more.

WordPress and Online Store Costs in Nepal

WordPress websites aren’t usually priced separately in Nepal. WordPress is one of the tools used to build these websites, so the same prices apply: NPR 9,999, 24,999, or 49,999. The number of pages and features decides the price, not the platform.

Online stores that accept eSewa, Khalti, Connect IPS, Fonepay, and cash on delivery usually fit the Business package (NPR 24,999) for a basic store. If you need proper inventory management, the Premium package (NPR 49,999) is the better choice.

One thing to keep in mind: the company’s own FAQ says an online store with payment setup and SEO can take 15 to 20 days. That’s longer than the delivery times in the package table, so ask for a clear timeline for your exact project before you sign up.

Before You Pay: Points to Check

Questions to Ask Your Web Designer

Get clear answers before you pay

  • How many pages are included in the price?
  • Which payment methods will be set up?
  • How long will my exact project take?
  • How much will hosting and domain renewal cost in year two?
  • How many business email accounts do I get?

Common Budgeting Mistakes

Mistakes that cost more later

  • Comparing only the price, not what’s included in each package.
  • Forgetting that hosting and domain renewal start in year two.
  • Choosing the Starter package for an online shop. It doesn’t include online selling or payment gateways.
  • Assuming the fastest delivery time applies to every project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Prices & Packages

How much does a basic website cost in Nepal?

About NPR 9,999 for 1 to 5 pages. This includes a free domain and one year of hosting.

How much does an online store cost in Nepal?

A basic store with eSewa, Khalti, and cash on delivery costs about NPR 24,999. A full store with inventory management costs about NPR 49,999.

How much does a WordPress website cost in Nepal?

The same as other websites: NPR 9,999, 24,999, or 49,999. The price depends on the number of pages and features, not on WordPress itself.

Hosting & Timeline

Are hosting and domain included in the website price?

Yes, for the packages mentioned here. All three include a free domain, one year of hosting, SSL, and a mobile-friendly design.

How much is web hosting in Nepal per month?

It starts at around NPR 199 a month, with free SSL and cPanel included.

How long does it take to build a website in Nepal?

A basic website takes 1 to 2 days. A custom online store can take 2 to 3 weeks, sometimes a bit more. It mostly depends on the number of pages and features like online payments.

Pick by Need, Not by Price

Most business websites in Nepal cost between NPR 10,000 and NPR 50,000. A simple website sits at the low end, a booking or business website sits in the middle, and a full online store sits at the top. On top of that, plan for hosting renewal (from about NPR 199 a month) once your free first year ends.

The cheapest option isn’t always the best value. A low-cost website that can’t take orders won’t help much if selling online is your goal. Choose the package that does what your business actually needs.

If you’re ready to plan your website, contact the Suryani International team for a quote, or message them on WhatsApp.