The short answer
For ScaleFrames' custom website in Spain, the listed price is €35 per month excluding IVA, with no setup fee and a 12-month minimum term. Twelve monthly payments total €420 excluding IVA. Billing starts when the agreed website is approved and live. This is our offer, not a market-wide average or a quote for every possible feature. Check the current website package and price and the service terms before ordering.
Compare the full scope, not just the monthly figure
Ask each provider to identify design, number and purpose of pages, domain registration, hosting, forms, basic technical SEO, support, changes, and the work involved in moving an existing site. Clarify whether copy and photography come from you, and whether a booking engine, online shop, advertising or ongoing SEO costs extra. A one-off build may still need separate hosting and maintenance.
Example: A Torrevieja painter has three distinct services and works in four genuine areas. A single generic page may be cheaper to produce, but it leaves customers guessing about exterior work or coverage. Useful service and area pages need accurate details and review, even when there is no page-count cap.
Questions that change the price decision
- What is payable in the first 12 months, including setup, IVA and agreed extras?
- When does billing start, and what is the minimum term?
- Who controls the domain and existing email service?
- Which content changes and technical support are included? What requires a separate quote?
- Who tests the quote form and confirms where enquiries arrive?
Our subscription includes custom design, hosting, technical operation, website support and unlimited service and area pages for real business needs. It does not include every possible integration or an ongoing SEO campaign. See what the website subscription includes and how we start and approve a site.
If you need a shop or a complex reservation system, obtain a separate scope before comparing it with a standard business website. For examples of published work, browse customer websites; these are examples of delivery, not proof of a particular return.