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What does a B2B website cost in Norway in 2026?
Short answer: a professional B2B website in Norway usually costs from around NOK 15,000 to over NOK 100,000 in 2026, depending on whether you buy a template or get a custom-built site. At Wud, a B2B site starts at NOK 48,000, at a fixed price, and is live in four weeks. If it is not, you get 50 percent of the price back. Here we go through what actually drives the price, so you know what your money is doing.
Christian Skogseth
Founder, wud
What does a website cost in Norway? The price tiers
A professional business website in Norway usually falls into one of four price tiers in 2026:
Tier | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
Template / do-it-yourself | Ready-made template (Wix, Squarespace, a Framer template) you fill in yourself | NOK 0 to 15,000 |
Freelancer | Simple custom work, often WordPress or template-based | NOK 15,000 to 40,000 |
Agency, custom B2B | Custom-designed, built for conversion and search | NOK 40,000 to 100,000 |
Large custom / enterprise | Many pages, integrations, custom features | NOK 100,000+ |
Most Norwegian small and medium-sized B2B companies land in the third tier. That gets you a site built for your business rather than squeezed into a template, and one that has a job to do beyond looking good.
What drives the price of a website?
The price comes down to three things above all: how much is custom-built, how many pages you need, and what the site is actually supposed to do.
A template-based site is cheap because the design already exists. A custom site costs more because someone designs and builds it from scratch around your business. On top of that come the number of pages, whether you need features like forms, booking or integrations, and whether the content is written for you or you supply it yourself. Finally, it matters who builds it. A freelancer is cheaper per hour, an agency charges more but also takes responsibility for the site hanging together and performing.
One-time cost or ongoing cost?
A website has two kinds of cost: a one-time sum to build it, and ongoing expenses to keep it running.
The one-time sum is the build itself. The ongoing expenses are the platform subscription (Framer, or WordPress with hosting), a domain at around NOK 150 to 300 a year, and possibly maintenance if you want someone to update the site for you. Many people forget the ongoing part when they compare quotes, so always ask for the total over two years, not just the price tag for the build.
What does it cost at Wud?
At Wud we build B2B websites in Framer at a fixed price. A site starts at NOK 48,000 and goes live in four weeks. If it is not delivered in four weeks, you get 50 percent of the price back.
A fixed price means you know the total before we start, so you avoid surprises along the way. The price covers a complete design system, the front page and the pages your business needs, with content built to be found in both Google and AI. The Framer subscription is paid directly to Framer and comes on top.
Cheap website, or a website that brings in customers?
A cheap site that looks good but does not convert or get found costs you more in lost inquiries than it saved you on the build.
In 2026, more and more buyers start the buying journey in ChatGPT or Perplexity, not just in Google. A site that is built to be found in both places, and that gives visitors a reason to get in touch, is the difference between an expense and an investment. That is the job a good B2B site is actually supposed to do.
What should you pay for?
Pay for a site that is fast, turns visitors into inquiries, and gets found in both Google and AI. The rest is decoration.
In concrete terms: a good mobile experience and low load times, clear paths to getting in touch, content written for search and answer engines, and that you own the site and the content yourself. If you get that, you have paid for something that works for you. If all you get is a pretty shell, you have bought a business card.
Want to know where your current site stands? Get a free analysis of your website at wud.no/en/lp/wud-nettsideanalyse. You get a concrete report by email, with no obligations.
Frequently asked questions
What does a simple business website cost in Norway?
A simple business website costs from around NOK 15,000 to 40,000 if it is custom-built by a freelancer or an agency. If you choose a ready-made template you fill in yourself, you can come in under NOK 15,000.
How long does it take to build a new website?
A custom B2B site typically takes from two to six weeks. At Wud a site is live in four weeks, or you get 50 percent of the price back.
What does a website in Framer cost?
The build itself is priced like any website project, usually NOK 30,000 to 80,000 for B2B. At Wud a Framer site starts at NOK 48,000 at a fixed price. The Framer subscription comes on top and is paid directly to Framer.
Is an agency more expensive than a freelancer?
Yes, an agency usually charges more than a freelancer, but you get more specialists and someone taking responsibility for the site actually performing.
What does website maintenance cost per year?
Ongoing costs are usually the platform subscription and the domain, from a few hundred to a few thousand kroner a year.
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