Website development cost in Uzbekistan in 2026

In 2026, website development in Uzbekistan starts around UZS 1.8m for a basic landing page. Corporate sites, stores, MVPs and apps cost more as CMS, catalogue and integrations are added. Below are current UZS ranges and a fair way to compare like-for-like quotes.

Quick table: types of websites and price ranges in UZ

These are SAMSA.AGENCY starting estimates for project planning. They are not a fixed price for every website. Compare templates, custom work and complex products separately; the proposal fixes deliverables, timeline and exclusions.

What actually drives the price

Compare four factors within the same category: design, integrations, content readiness and technical quality. The ranges are preliminary project estimates, not a fixed price for every combination of features.

1. Template or custom design

A ready template reduces layout work when its structure fits the business. Custom design adds research, a prototype, mobile states and revisions. Ask how many page templates and revision rounds the quote includes: ten pages using one template differ from ten unique layouts.

2. Integrations and business rules

A form sending a lead to Telegram is simpler than two-way CRM synchronisation. Payments, stock, delivery, SMS and 1C each need an agreed data flow, access to the provider and failure handling. List the systems and who maintains them before pricing the connection.

3. Content and languages

Specify who writes and approves copy, supplies photography and fills the CMS. A multilingual site needs translated product data, forms, messages and metadata as well as headings. Missing content can delay launch even when development is complete.

4. SEO and performance from launch

Include crawlable pages, redirects, metadata, mobile testing, image preparation and working analytics in the scope. SSR or prerendering can make content available earlier, but the right implementation depends on the site. A performance score alone does not predict search positions or traffic.

When the cheapest landing page is enough

Offers below UZS 1m are usually template-based and can work when content is ready and integrations are minimal. For ads and organic growth, confirm mobile quality, analytics, lead delivery, SEO markup and source-code ownership before comparing prices.

E-commerce: estimate by functionality

A basic store starts at UZS 4.5m. A larger catalogue with payments, delivery, an account area and inventory integration may require UZS 9–18m. The following additions are scope estimates; they are not an automatic surcharge on every package.

Before requesting a quote, prepare sample products, variants, stock rules and the delivery area. Define how refunds and duplicate payment notifications are handled. Provider fees, merchant approval, catalogue entry and maintenance should be separate lines so a cheap storefront is not confused with a complete operating store.

MVP and SaaS: test one hypothesis first

A compact MVP around one core workflow starts at UZS 5.9m. A first version with authentication, roles, an admin area, analytics and several integrations can reach UZS 27m. This is a first-release estimate, not the price of a complete SaaS platform.

Split subscriptions, advanced permissions, reporting and further integrations into agreed stages. Define the action that proves the product is useful and measure it after launch. Production support and external service subscriptions remain part of the operating budget.

How to compare studio proposals

• Review live projects of similar scope and ask what the studio actually delivered.
• Request separate lines for design, development, content, integrations and testing.
• Agree mobile performance and accessibility acceptance criteria for the actual pages.
• Record who owns the source code, domain, hosting, analytics and provider accounts.
• Separate warranty bug fixes from paid improvements and agree response times.
• Ask who will do the work and how scope changes are priced.
• If previous clients agree, ask them about delivery, communication and support.

Hidden costs not in the initial quote

• Domain registration and renewal at the registrar’s current tariff
• Hosting, backups, email and CDN according to traffic and storage
• Certificates, paid CMS plugins and other software subscriptions
• Payment-provider fees and merchant onboarding
• Post-launch monitoring, support and agreed improvements
• Content production and marketing, with a separate agreed budget

Choosing a starting budget

For a corporate site, use UZS 4.5–13.5m as a preliminary planning range; a landing starts at UZS 1.8m and a store at UZS 4.5m. Compare the deliverables, not only the total. Ask for a separate first-year operating estimate and confirm exclusions before approving the quote.