If you're a business owner in Morocco, you've probably asked around and got very different answers: one person says 1,500 MAD, another says 30,000 MAD for “the same thing”. So what's the real price? Let's break it down.
The Moroccan market is different
The Moroccan market is not like the US or Europe. Prices here are lower, and there's a lot of competition. Every year new developers enter the market, and AI tools make it even easier to start.
That's not always a good thing. Some people with no experience use AI to generate a website without understanding how it works. The result looks good at first, and the price is really cheap. But behind the design, the code is bad: it's slow, insecure, hard to update, and breaks when you need a new feature. The client only finds out after paying.
A good website is not only a nice design. It's structure, speed, security, and support.
What affects the price
Not every website costs the same. Here is what changes the price:
- Number of pages: a 5-page website and a 30-page website are not the same amount of work.
- Languages: Arabic, French, and English each add work, and Arabic also needs right-to-left design.
- Online payments: connecting payment gateways and handling orders costs more.
- Admin dashboard: if you want to manage products, content, or orders yourself.
- Custom features: booking systems, user accounts, notifications, integrations.
The hardest part isn't what you see
Most people think the price is for “making the pages”. In reality, the hardest part is the design, how everything works, and how everything connects. Deciding how the user moves through the site, how the data is stored, and how the different parts talk to each other takes the most thinking. It's invisible work, but it's what makes a website actually work and last.
You are not paying for pages. You are paying for a site that still works in two years.
What's included and what's not
Always ask before you pay. These are often not included:
- Domain name
- Content (texts and translations)
- Photos and videos
- Logo and branding
A good agency tells you this from the start. No surprises later.
Ask for these four by name
Domain, content, photos and video, and branding sit outside the build. If they are not on the quote, they turn into extras after launch — and extras are always more expensive.
Hosting and maintenance
A website is not a one-time payment. It needs hosting to stay online, security updates, backups, and fixes when something breaks. These are ongoing costs, usually paid monthly.
- Hosting and maintenance: around 200 to 800 MAD per month.
- That's about 2,400 to 9,600 MAD a year.
Simple websites are at the low end. Online stores and apps with more traffic are at the high end.
Price ranges by type
These are general ranges for Morocco in 2027. The final price depends on everything we talked about above.
| Type | Estimated price |
|---|---|
| Landing page / simple showcase site | 2,000 – 5,000 MAD |
| Business website (multi-page) | 5,000 – 12,000 MAD |
| Online store (e-commerce) | 8,000 – 25,000 MAD |
| Mobile app | 15,000 – 60,000 MAD |
| Custom software / SaaS | 30,000 MAD and up |
Final word
Choosing the cheap option now and changing it later will cost you even more than choosing a good one from the beginning.
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