{"id":11254,"date":"2026-07-29T22:34:54","date_gmt":"2026-07-29T20:34:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kubicsekweblapok.hu\/?p=11254"},"modified":"2026-07-30T08:57:00","modified_gmt":"2026-07-30T06:57:00","slug":"what-is-the-difference-between-a-website-costing-50000-and-one-costing-500000-forints","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/kubicsekweblapok.hu\/en\/mi-a-kulonbseg-az-50-ezer-es-az-500-ezer-forintos-weboldal-kozott\/","title":{"rendered":"What is the difference between a website costing 50,000 forints and one costing 500,000 forints?"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Why is there such a big difference between the 50,000<\/strong> and the 500,000 forints<\/strong> between websites? I know full well that it\u2019s often difficult to decide which offer is really worth it. Let me break down for you the key differences between the two, and why it\u2019s worth thinking the decision through carefully. Whether it\u2019s the increasing conversion rates<\/a> Whether that\u2019s your goal, or you simply want a stable website that will stand the test of time, it\u2019s worth paying attention to the details.<\/p>\n

The 50,000-forint website<\/h2>\n

From 50,000 forints<\/strong> A website is usually a simple, template-based solution. What often happens here is that the developer simply imports a template, which undergoes minimal customisation. It is typically completed quickly and can be a suitable choice in certain situations \u2013 for example, for start-ups, test projects or a basic introductory page.<\/p>\n

Such websites are often incomplete; for example, they frequently lack an appropriate data protection notice, a legal notice or a banner for accepting or rejecting cookies. Even when these are present, they are often merely legal templates that are not tailored to the business in question (the developer has not entered the business\u2019s details). Responsiveness \u2013 that is, proper display on mobiles and tablets \u2013 is frequently lacking, which can be a serious drawback in terms of user experience.<\/p>\n

For conversion<\/strong>, that is, to turn visitors into customers, they pay almost no attention to it.<\/strong> There are no optimised CTA (call-to-action) buttons to help visitors take the next step. Websites like this often just \u201eexist\u201d, but they don\u2019t really work for you.<\/p>\n

A further drawback is that, due to the low price, a developer may be forced to create as many as 15\u201320 such websites in a month just to make ends meet; as a result, they become overworked and often \u201ewalk away\u201d after handover or even leave the site half-finished. Unfortunately, I often come across cases of \u201edevelopers who disappear\u201d in Facebook groups.<\/p>\n

If you absolutely must use a cheap website, then I\u2019d advise you to at least make sure that the legal documents are in order.<\/p>\n

The 500,000 forint website<\/h2>\n

From 500,000 forints<\/strong> A website is in a completely different league. Here, a professional developer or team of developers works to provide you with a bespoke solution tailored to your needs. In this case, we don\u2019t just tinker with templates; we build a unique brand identity and strategy. These websites already include the cookie banner and the necessary legal documents, which are tailored to the specific business, and responsiveness is also guaranteed.<\/p>\n

A website like this generates customers right from day one. An optimised user experience is guaranteed, and the SEO <\/strong>(search engine optimisation, i.e. search engine optimisation<\/a>) factors are also taken into account to ensure the website performs well in search engines. The framework also accommodates a few useful marketing tools, such as the integration of a newsletter system with one or two simple automation features, an exit pop-up, a push notification system, and a few tools for tracking user behaviour: Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics, Hotjar (this is, of course, merely an example and does not constitute a recommendation). And perhaps most importantly: the developer is far less likely to disappear mid-project or deliver shoddy work. Instead, they typically provide support over the long term.<\/p>\n

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