Pricing
How Much Does a Business Website Cost in Pakistan?
A transparent breakdown of what a business website costs in Pakistan, what changes the price, and what ALEETRIX charges in PKR and USD.
Most quotes hide the same three variables
Website prices in Pakistan vary widely because three things are rarely stated up front: how many pages are actually being designed, whether the content and images are provided or created, and whether the site simply presents information or has to do work such as booking, ordering, accounts or payments. A five-page brochure site and a store with checkout are not the same product, and comparing their prices tells you nothing.
What ALEETRIX charges
Our packages are published rather than quoted case by case. For clients in Pakistan the packages are PKR 14,900, PKR 24,900 and PKR 39,900. For international clients the same packages are USD $99, $249 and $399. The step between packages is scope: number of pages, depth of the system behind the forms, and how much of the content and structure we build for you.
Costs that continue after launch
A website is not a single payment. Budget separately for a domain name each year, hosting, any paid services the site depends on such as payment processing or email sending, and content updates. These are usually small compared with the build, but leaving them out of the plan is the most common reason a site goes stale or offline.
What makes a cheaper site expensive later
A low price often means a template filled in quickly with no thought about how enquiries reach you, whether pages load on a weak mobile connection, or whether search engines can read the content. Rebuilding a site after a year costs more than building it correctly once. Ask any provider how enquiries are delivered, who can update content afterwards, and what happens if you outgrow the setup.
How to decide your budget
Work backwards from the action you need. If one new client is worth more than the build, a system that reliably captures and routes enquiries pays for itself quickly. If you are testing an idea, start with a single page and a working enquiry form, then extend. We would rather build the smaller version well than sell you pages you do not need.