How much does a website cost in Morocco?
In Morocco, a WordPress brochure site starts around 3,100 MAD and a custom site or application (Laravel, Next.js) from 14,900 MAD. Price is driven mainly by three things: how many page templates must be designed, how custom the design is, and which features are needed — e-commerce, multilingual, online payment, integrations. A multilingual store costs structurally more than a fixed-content brochure site.
Key facts
- WordPress brochure site: from 3,100 MAD
- WooCommerce store: from 15,000 MAD
- Custom site or application: from 14,900 MAD
- Ongoing SEO: from 5,900 MAD/month
- Template count matters more than page count
- E-commerce and multilingual are the two biggest multipliers
- Hosting, domain and maintenance are billed separately
The three factors that actually move the price
The first is how many templates are needed, not how many pages: thirty pages sharing two layouts cost less than six pages that are all different. The second is how custom the design is — adapting an existing theme is not the same job as designing an identity and building it screen by screen. The third is functional: the moment you need user accounts, online payment, a product catalogue or a second language, the scope changes in kind. Those are no longer pages, they are an application.
Brochure, e-commerce, custom: three different budgets
A brochure site presents a business and generates enquiries — the cheapest format, from 3,100 MAD on WordPress. An online store adds a catalogue, payments, shipping and stock management; the technical base is still WooCommerce, but the integration and configuration work is significantly larger. A custom site or application in Laravel or Next.js starts at 14,900 MAD, and is the right call once the business logic is specific enough that no plugin covers it properly. The exact scope of each option is covered on our brochure site, e-commerce site and custom website development pages. If the site already exists, price a redesign, not a build.
What the development price does not include
Development is a one-off cost; keeping a site alive is a recurring one. Domain, hosting, SSL, backups and monitoring are billed separately and renew annually. So does maintenance — security updates, fixes, improvements. And a delivered site is not a visible site: search visibility is a separate line, from 5,900 MAD/month. A quote that does not separate these items is a quote worth questioning.
Why quotes vary so widely
For an apparently identical scope, proposals in Morocco vary enormously because they do not cover the same work. A purchased theme filled with content, a custom-designed site, and an application built from scratch all get described as "a website". The questions that actually separate them: who writes the content, how many templates are planned, is technical SEO included from the start, who owns the code, and what happens after launch.
Starting price by project type
| Project type | From | What pushes the price up |
|---|---|---|
| Brochure site (WordPress) | 3,100 MAD | Custom design, number of templates, second language |
| Online store (WooCommerce) | 15,000 MAD | Catalogue size, CMI payment, shipping, stock |
| Custom site or application | 14,900 MAD | Business logic, user accounts, integrations, APIs |
| Ongoing SEO | 5,900 MAD/month | Sector competition, number of pages to optimise |
Published ROUGUITECH entry prices, excluding tax, in Moroccan dirhams. These are starting points, not market averages.
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