How Much Does a Website Cost in Morocco?

One of the first questions any Moroccan business owner asks before going digital is: how much does a website actually cost? The honest answer is: it depends. But here are real numbers to help you plan your budget.

Website types and prices in Morocco

Brochure website (5,000 – 20,000 MAD)

A brochure site presents your business, services, and contact information. Typically 5–10 pages: homepage, services, about, contact. It’s the baseline for being visible on Google and credible with prospects.

Best for: freelancers, local SMEs, restaurants, hotels, professionals.

What affects the price:

• Number of pages
• Custom design vs. template
• Whether a blog is included
• WhatsApp, Google Maps, and contact form integrations

E-commerce website (15,000 – 60,000 MAD)

An e-commerce site lets you sell online. You’ll need product management, online payment (CMI, PayPal, Cash on Delivery), shipping integration, and mandatory legal pages.

Best for: retailers, artisans selling internationally, fashion boutiques, specialty food stores.

What affects the price:

• Number of products to import
• Moroccan payment gateway (CMI) integration
• Inventory management
• Advanced features (filters, reviews, loyalty programs)

Custom web application (40,000 MAD+)

For specific needs: booking platforms, marketplaces, secure client portals, internal CRMs. Requires detailed functional analysis and several months of development.

What actually drives the price

Design — A custom design (unique mockup, brand identity) costs more than a modified template but converts better and strengthens your brand.

SEO — A site built with SEO in mind from day one will save you money on redesigns later. Technical optimization, metadata, loading speed: these have a cost but real ROI.

Maintenance — Budget 500–2,000 MAD/month for maintenance, security updates, and minor changes. Unmaintained sites become vulnerable and lose performance.

Hosting — Between 300 and 1,500 MAD/year depending on requirements. Avoid free hosting for a professional site.

Translation — If you target French, Arabic, and English speakers, multilingual support adds development time.

Mistakes to avoid

Don’t choose based on price alone. A 2,000 MAD site that doesn’t rank on Google, loads slowly on mobile, and generates no leads will cost you more in the long run than a 10,000 MAD well-built site.

Be wary of very low prices. Below 3,000 MAD for a professional site, you risk getting a generic template with no optimization, no follow-up, and no support after delivery.

Ask the right questions: Who hosts the site? What access do you have? What’s included in maintenance? Is SEO considered?

Price summary

Website type	Price range (MAD)
Simple brochure site	5,000 – 12,000
Advanced brochure site	12,000 – 20,000
E-commerce	15,000 – 60,000
Custom web application	40,000+

Prices include delivery, hosting setup, and basic SEO. Maintenance and future developments are typically billed separately.

AjialSkills helps businesses in Tétouan and Tanger build professional websites — from brochure sites to e-commerce platforms. Request a free quote for your project.