Getting a website built in Antalya starts with two decisions: which pages you actually need, and who the site speaks to — local customers, foreign visitors, or both. Once those are set, the number of languages, content production, admin panel and technical SEO scope go into a written quote. A corporate website typically starts at 25,000 TL + VAT (KDV, Turkey's value-added tax) and, when your content is ready, goes live in about 2–4 weeks. The two variables that move the price most are the page count and the number of languages.
This guide is written for business owners in Antalya — including foreign investors running rentals, real estate portfolios, clinics or hospitality businesses here — and focuses on the practical decisions: which pages matter, how many languages are genuinely needed, what the price is made of, what each week of the project produces, and what to ask before you sign with an Antalya web design company. Our team is based in Alanya and runs projects across the Antalya region from there; the scope and figures below are our own current packages.
Why an Antalya website project is different
In Antalya, most businesses do not have a single-language customer base. A large share of the visitors of hotels, villa rental businesses, real estate offices, health tourism clinics, restaurants and transfer companies do not read Turkish. That turns the website from a nice-looking brochure into a sales channel that has to work in several languages at once.
The second difference is the season. Demand is not evenly spread across the year: April to October is the busy season, November to March is when projects and investments happen. The best timing for a new build or a redesign is a project finished before the season starts. A site that goes live mid-season spends the most valuable weeks of the year waiting for Google to evaluate brand-new pages.
The third difference is that competition breaks down by district. Competition on city-level searches such as "Antalya web design" is high, but there is a serious audience searching at district and neighbourhood level — Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı, Kepez, Lara, Manavgat and Alanya. Naming the areas you genuinely serve on your site produces results faster than waiting for a city-level ranking.
What different sectors in Antalya need from a site
The sector directly changes the page plan. The four groups we meet most often in Antalya, and their priorities:
- Hotels, boutique hotels and villa rentals: Room and villa detail pages, a real photo gallery, an availability and booking-request flow, location and transfer information, cancellation terms. For this group English and Russian matter almost as much as Turkish; our hotel website page covers the scope in detail.
- Real estate and property consultancy: Portfolio listings, filtering (area, number of rooms, price), listing detail pages, an explanation of the purchase process for foreign buyers, and multi-currency display. On real estate website projects the most requested feature is being able to update the portfolio quickly from the admin panel.
- Clinics, dental and aesthetic centres: Treatment and service pages, doctor profiles, before-and-after content presented in line with Turkish advertising rules, an appointment form and multilingual information pages. In health tourism, English, Russian and German content is often the very first point of contact.
- Restaurants, cafés and service businesses: Menu, location, opening hours, reservation or WhatsApp contact, and details consistent with the Google Business Profile. The site's job here is not complex, but loading fast on mobile and carrying correct information is critical.
What they share: in all four cases the site exists to generate enquiries, not just to look corporate. So the quote form, the WhatsApp link and the click-to-call action belong in the page architecture, not squeezed into a contact box at the bottom.
How many languages do you really need?
Two mistakes are common in Antalya: building the site in Turkish only, or opening six languages that nobody keeps up to date. A practical approach:
- TR + EN is the minimum combination for almost any business with foreign customers, and it is already included in our standard corporate package.
- RU makes a visible difference for hotels, real estate offices, clinics and service businesses with a Russian-speaking customer base.
- DE is worth considering especially in health tourism and in long-stay or property sales.
One technical detail matters: each language needs its own URL and hreflang tag. Sites that look multilingual thanks to a browser plugin or an automatic translation layer are not ranked separately by Google; the only way to reach someone searching in Russian or German is a separate, indexable page in that language. When you decide to add a language, the question is not "can it be translated" but "will the content in that language be kept up to date".
What Antalya web design prices are made of
Instead of asking for a single number, break the quote into line items — that is what makes offers comparable. The table below shows the base scope of our own packages. All prices are excluding VAT and are starting prices that rise as the scope grows.
| Package | Starting price | Scope | Who it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corporate website | 25,000 TL | 10 pages, 2 languages (translation included), custom design, mobile responsive, admin panel + blog, basic SEO + GA4 + Search Console, first year of hosting/domain/SSL, 2 revision rounds, 1 month of post-launch support | Hotels, clinics, real estate offices, restaurants, service and manufacturing businesses |
| E-commerce website | 40,000 TL | Custom-designed store, 1 language, upload of 100 products, products/categories/variants/cart, 1 payment provider, 1 shipping integration, 1 marketplace, legal pages + 5 corporate pages, first year of hosting, 2 months of post-launch support | Retailers and producers selling online |
Everything that grows the scope is priced separately, so you can see what you are paying for:
| Add-on | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Extra language (3rd and beyond, corporate) | 5,000 TL per language | Translation done by us, included — the typical line item for adding RU or DE |
| Extra page (beyond 10) | 1,500 TL per page | Room types, treatments, services or area pages |
| Appointment form | 12,000 TL | A full booking system is quoted separately |
| Online payment (iyzico / PayTR) | 7,500 TL | Turkish payment providers, for taking deposits or prepayments |
| Logo | 10,000 TL | Full brand identity package 25,000 TL |
| Hosting + maintenance (from year 2) | 4,000 TL per year | Domain, SSL, daily backups, security updates |
| Monthly support (optional) | 3,000 TL per month | Up to 3 hours a month of content, image and small design changes, monthly checks and a report |
A concrete example: a 14-page boutique hotel site going live in TR-EN-RU is calculated as the base package (25,000 TL) + 4 extra pages (6,000 TL) + 1 extra language (5,000 TL) = 36,000 TL + VAT. From the second year, hosting and maintenance are 4,000 TL a year. The full package list is written out on our pricing page, and if you want the line-by-line view of what moves the price, our article on website design prices goes deeper.
SEO and advertising management are not inside the web design package; they are separate services. If you want to grow rankings after launch, look at the monthly plans on the SEO services page. The "basic SEO" inside the build covers titles, meta, speed, sitemap and measurement setup — not monthly content or link work.
The process: what happens in which week
When your content (text, logo, photos, room or product details) is ready, a corporate site typically runs on this schedule. The most common reason a project slips is not technical difficulty but late content.
| Stage | Duration | What happens | What we need from you |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Scope and content plan | 2–4 days | Page list, language decision, target searches, enquiry flow | Service/product details, logo, brand colours |
| 2. Design | 3–7 days | Home page and template page designs, mobile views | Design approval, 1 revision round |
| 3. Development | 5–10 days | Page build, admin panel, forms, speed optimisation | All photos and copy |
| 4. Translation and multilingual setup | 2–4 days | EN (plus RU/DE if chosen) versions, separate URLs, hreflang | A final language decision |
| 5. Testing and launch | 2–3 days | Mobile and browser testing, form tests, GA4 + Search Console, sitemap | Final approval, domain access |
| 6. Post-launch | 1 month | Fixes, small updates, indexing follow-up | Feedback |
In total, when content arrives on time, launch happens within 2–4 weeks. Adding e-commerce, a booking system or a custom integration extends this in proportion to the scope. For tourism businesses we build the calendar backwards from the start of the season: a hotel that wants to be live in March or April should start the project in January or February.
How to choose a web design company in Antalya
If you see large price gaps between quotes, the gap almost always comes from scope. Ask for written answers to these questions:
1. Does the quote list the pages? How many pages does "corporate website" mean, and what does adding a page later cost?
2. How many languages are included, and who translates? If translation is left to you, that is a hidden cost.
3. Is there an admin panel? Can you update content yourself, or will every change become a paid request?
4. Who owns the site? In whose name are the domain and hosting registered, and how are the code and content handed over?
5. Are the timeline and revision rounds in writing? How many revisions are included, and what happens if there is a delay?
6. What does the technical SEO scope include? Title and meta structure, speed, mobile responsiveness, sitemap, Search Console and GA4 setup?
7. What happens to the URLs of an existing site? On a redesign without a 301 redirect plan, you lose the Google rankings you already have.
8. What are post-launch support and annual costs? Hosting, maintenance, SSL and updates should have a known yearly figure from the start.
Also look at the company's own website: does it load fast on mobile, is its multilingual structure done properly, are the blog and service pages current? A team that neglects its own site is unlikely to keep yours maintained. Our corporate website guide is a useful checklist to read before the quote meeting.
Extra requirements when you sell to foreign customers
In Antalya, the site's job is not only to inform but to get an enquiry from a visitor who has no prior reason to trust a business in a country they may not know. The details that decide this:
- Real, verifiable information: Full address, map, phone, company registration details and genuine photos. A hotel site using stock photography loses trust.
- The channel the visitor already uses: WhatsApp is the most practical channel for multilingual customers in Antalya and should sit next to the form.
- Transparency on price and terms: Even if you do not publish prices, write what is included and what the cancellation, refund or prepayment terms are.
- Currency and units: In property and accommodation, visitors expect EUR/USD alongside TL (Turkish lira).
- Mobile speed: Visitors from abroad are usually on mobile and often on slower connections; heavy galleries cut conversion directly.
- Legal pages: A privacy notice compliant with KVKK (Turkey's personal data protection law), a cookie notice, and — if you sell online — distance sales and refund policies.
If you will also sell online, separate the corporate site from the e-commerce build at the start; the scope of payment, shipping, e-invoice and marketplace integrations is on our e-commerce website page. If the goal is corporate presentation and collecting enquiries, the website package is enough.
Local visibility: what to do at district level
When the site goes live, half the work is done. For local visibility in Antalya, do these in order:
1. Google Business Profile: Correct category, genuine photos, opening hours, service areas and regular replies to reviews. This is the step with the fastest effect on local searches.
2. Naming your areas: Mention the districts you serve (for example Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı, Lara, Manavgat) inside real service descriptions, without generating fake location pages.
3. Consistent business data: The address, phone number and business name on the site must match what directories show.
4. Measurement by language: Track TR, EN and RU queries separately in Search Console; investing in content without knowing which language gets impressions is guesswork.
5. Content continuity: Keep adding pages or posts for seasonal offers, new services and frequently asked questions.
Common mistakes
- Starting to negotiate on price before the scope is in writing.
- Building in one language and then having to rebuild the structure a year later to go multilingual.
- Mistaking an automatic translation plugin for a multilingual site.
- Redesigning an old site without 301 redirects and resetting existing rankings.
- Going live mid-season and spending the busiest weeks waiting for indexing.
- Accepting a site with no admin panel, so every small edit becomes a paid request.
- Leaving annual hosting and maintenance out of the budget entirely.
- Neglecting photography: on hotel, restaurant and property sites in Antalya, photo quality matters as much as design.
Our work in Antalya
For Art of Tart, a restaurant in Antalya, we built the website together with a QR menu and dynamic menu management: the team updates the menu from the admin panel and guests reach the same menu from the table by scanning a code. For Suits Finance, an Antalya-based consultancy that helps clients set up companies abroad, we brought a multi-country service structure into a single information architecture that speaks to both the Turkish and the international audience. The Suits Finance AE site we built for the same client's Dubai/UAE branch addresses a separate market in the same corporate voice. These three projects show what the scope decisions described above look like in practice in Antalya.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a website cost in Antalya, Turkey?
Our corporate website package starts at 25,000 TL + VAT and includes 10 pages, 2 languages, custom design, an admin panel, basic SEO and the first year of hosting. Extra pages are 1,500 TL each and a third or further language is 5,000 TL per language. An e-commerce website starts at 40,000 TL + VAT. The exact figure is quoted once the page list and language count are fixed.
How long does it take to launch a website in Antalya?
About 2–4 weeks for a corporate site when the content is ready. Multilingual setup, e-commerce, booking systems or custom integrations extend this in proportion to the scope. The most common cause of delay is late copy and photography, not technical difficulty.
Does a tourism business in Antalya need a multilingual site?
If you address foreign visitors, yes. Hotels, villas, clinics and real estate offices need Turkish and English as a minimum, Russian where there is a Russian-speaking customer base, and often German in health tourism. Each language needs its own URL and hreflang tag; an automatic translation layer is not ranked separately by Google.
Is your office in Antalya, and can we meet in person?
Our team is based in Alanya and runs projects across the Antalya region from there. We handle most meetings online and arrange on-site meetings when needed. You can follow design approval, testing and delivery through a shared demo link.
Will I lose my Google rankings when my current site is redesigned?
Not if it is done properly. Before the redesign we list the existing URLs, redirect every removed address to its new counterpart with a 301, and keep the heading and content structure while improving it. Without that plan the risk of losing traffic is real, so always ask about the redirect plan when comparing quotes.
Is SEO included in the website package?
Basic SEO is included: title and meta structure, speed and mobile responsiveness, sitemap, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console setup. Monthly content production, keyword work and competitor analysis are a separate service — you can see the scope and monthly plans on the SEO services page.
Conclusion
The success of a website project in Antalya depends less on the number in the quote than on how clear the scope is: how many pages, how many languages, is there an admin panel, what is the annual cost, when does it go live. A quote that answers those four questions in writing is worth more than the cheapest quote. If you want to talk through the right scope for your sector and audience, reach us through the Antalya web design page or the form on our contact page; once the page list and language decision are settled, we prepare a firm quote.
