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Guide · Updated October 7, 2026
How much does a website cost in Argentina?
It depends on who builds it and what it includes. Here are our prices, published and in US dollars, and what to look at when comparing quotes.
Short answer: with Páginas Clover, a professional website costs US$200 for development plus a monthly plan from US$20, or a one-time US$400 without maintenance.
Our prices
Option 1 — Website + monthly maintenance
Initial build for US$200, plus a monthly plan: Basic US$20, Growth US$30 or Growth + Content US$40.
Option 2 — Website without maintenance
US$400, one-time payment. Future updates are quoted separately.
Client system (optional)
Gestión de Clientes Pro: US$200, one-time payment. CEO Dashboard and analytics (standalone): US$200, one-time payment. Both together: US$300, one-time payment, with the app on Google Play and the App Store (coming soon). All include the phone app, which is installed from the browser.
What the build includes
- Design and development of the site, built for phone, tablet and desktop.
- Adding the content you send us.
- Contact forms and buttons.
- Technical SEO basics and a clear structure for search engines.
- Content written with AI assistants in mind (ChatGPT, Gemini and others).
- A+ security verified at launch, with results anyone can check.
What each monthly plan includes
Basic — US$20 per month
Technical maintenance, bug fixes, backups, technical and security updates, small content changes, basic checks and a monthly security check with 3 independent scanners.
Growth — US$30 per month
Everything in Basic, plus more frequent content updates, basic SEO improvements, a search visibility check, optimization for AI search and small design improvements.
Growth + Content — US$40 per month
Everything in Growth, plus small new sections, landing pages, ongoing SEO improvements and regular optimization.
What to look at when comparing quotes
Two quotes with the same number can include very different things. Before you decide, ask:
- Is the price one-time, or is there a monthly cost? Add up what you'll pay in the first year.
- Who updates the site afterward? Changing a price or your hours shouldn't mean a new quote every time.
- Does it look good on a phone? Ask to see a finished site on your own phone.
- Is it ready for Google and AI assistants? A pretty site nobody finds doesn't bring in customers.
- How is security handled? Ask for proof you can verify yourself, not just a promise.
- Are there backups? And who makes them.
FAQ
How much does a website cost with Páginas Clover?
The initial build costs US$200 if you continue with a monthly maintenance plan (from US$20 per month), or a one-time US$400 if you'd rather not have maintenance.
What does that price include?
Design and development of the site, built for phone, tablet and desktop; adding your content; contact forms and buttons; technical SEO basics; a clear structure for search engines and content written with AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini in mind.
Is a monthly plan required?
No. You can pay US$400 once for the site, with no monthly plan. In that case, future updates are quoted separately depending on the work.
How much does monthly maintenance cost?
There are three plans: Basic (US$20 per month), Growth (US$30 per month, the most popular) and Growth + Content (US$40 per month). Each plan includes a set number of small tasks; bigger changes are quoted separately.
Can I know the price before I decide?
Yes. The review of your current site is free, and if you don't have a site yet we'll put together a free initial proposal. Our prices are published and are the same for everyone.
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If you already have a site, we'll do a free review of what could be improved. If you don't have one yet, we'll put together a free initial proposal.
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How we write these guides
They are written by Emiliano Almada, founder of Páginas Clover, using the prices published on this site and what we have learned building and maintaining business websites. No market figures and no promises: only what we can deliver. They are reviewed whenever the plans change. Last review: 5 October 2026.