Italy · English-speaking website company
Websites for foreign-owned firms, export brands and international teams in Italy: published euro prices, cookie consent built to the Garante's rules, and your partita IVA where the law wants it.
Italy ⇄ Dubai live local time
16:14Milan CET
19:14Dubai GST
Dubai is 3 h ahead of Milan right now
Website design in Italy
WebStackRank is an English-speaking website design and development company for foreign-owned firms, export brands and international teams in Italy. Prices are fixed: ≈ €244 for one page, ≈ €613 for a five-page site and from ≈ €2,259 for an online store (US$270, US$680 and US$2,500), with Garante-compliant cookie consent and your partita IVA displayed where Italian law requires it.
What they have in common: the website is read abroad first, but the legal details follow Italian rules.
The euro column converts our catalogue price at the European Central Bank reference rate of 10 November 2026, so it is approximate. We quote in USD or AED; the euro figure is shown for orientation.
| Package or service | Fixed price | ≈ EUR |
|---|---|---|
| One-Page Website Launch | US$270 | ≈ €244 |
| Small Business Website, up to 5 pages | US$680 | ≈ €613 |
| Basic Business Web App | US$1,360 | ≈ €1,228 |
| Custom design and build | from US$1,200 | ≈ €1,084 |
| Custom development | from US$1,500 | ≈ €1,355 |
| Shopify store for export, multi-currency | from US$1,400 | ≈ €1,265 |
| E-commerce store | from US$2,500 | ≈ €2,259 |
| Custom web application | from US$3,500 | ≈ €3,162 |
| Italian language version | quoted; the translation is supplied by you | — |
The market
Choose us when the project is defined (a site, a store, a portal), the team reviews in English and you want the price fixed before work starts. Choose an Italian agency when the job is an Italian-language brand campaign, when you need workshops in person, or when the copywriting matters more than the build. We would rather say that here than lose your time on a call.
The market
We place these in the footer and on a company-information page. Your commercialista or lawyer confirms the exact data; this is not legal advice.
The Garante per la protezione dei dati personali published its cookie guidelines on 10 June 2021, and they are stricter than many banners in use. Scrolling down the page is not consent. Closing the banner with the "X" must leave only technical cookies active. Rejecting must be as easy as accepting. And the banner should not ask again for at least six months after a choice, unless something material changes. We build the banner that way and configure analytics so it does not fire before consent.
Collect only what the reply needs, say why you collect it, link the privacy notice next to the submit button, keep marketing consent as a separate unticked box, and limit who can read the submissions. Booking forms that ask for passport or health details need a stronger justification and shorter retention; we design the form around the minimum.
Accessibility
The Act has applied since 28 June 2025 to e-commerce and certain consumer services, through Italy's D.Lgs. 82/2022. Microenterprises that provide services are exempt. Separately, the Legge Stanca accessibility duties were extended in 2020 to private companies with an average turnover above €500 million over three years. Most of our Italian clients are below both lines, but we build to WCAG 2.1 AA anyway because it costs little when planned from the start.
Use one store with several markets: prices in each market's currency, local shipping rules and translated product pages, which Shopify Markets or a custom build handles. For sales to consumers in other EU countries, the EU VAT One-Stop Shop applies above the €10,000 EU-wide threshold; your commercialista registers it, and we set the store to charge the right rate per country.
If your buyers are abroad, English first and Italian second is normal. Each language has its own URLs and hreflang tags, and the Italian copy comes from you or a translator. If Italian customers are half your revenue, launch both together.
Cards, PayPal and, increasingly, Satispay, all through your payment provider. For B2B orders, bank transfer with a pro forma invoice is still common. We integrate the provider you choose and confirm the methods in the proposal.
Selling online
Italy's standard IVA rate is 22%, and consumer prices on your own site must include it. How IVA applies to a website bought from a supplier outside the EU depends on your registration, so ask your commercialista before you pay the deposit. We don't give tax advice.
Milan is where most foreign-owned companies and fashion and design brands in Italy are based. Their sites need an English corporate presence that holds up next to the brand's own standards: careful typography, fast image-heavy pages, press and investor sections, and careers pages for hiring internationally.
Outside Milan our Italian work leans towards tourism and hospitality: owners in Rome, Tuscany, Umbria and the south whose guests book from the UK, the US and northern Europe. Those sites live on photography, availability and a fast mobile booking path.
Yes. A direct-booking site cuts commission on the bookings it captures. The booking system starts at US$1,800 (≈ €1,626), with seasonal rates, deposits through your payment provider and confirmation emails; channel-manager sync is quoted separately. See hotel and hospitality websites.
Rules
Dubai stays on UTC+4; Italy is on UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer. Dubai is therefore 3 hours ahead in winter and 2 in summer, and a 9:30 call in Milan is 12:30 or 11:30 in Dubai.
About 5–7 working days for one page, 2–3 weeks for five pages and 3–4 weeks for the basic web app, counted from your content or scope sign-off. Stores and custom builds have their own timeline in the proposal.
You do. A .it domain is registered in your name through a registrar accredited by Registro .it, the store and analytics accounts are opened in your name, and the code is handed over once the final payment is made.
FAQ
FAQ
≈ €244 for one page, ≈ €613 for five pages and from ≈ €2,259 for an online store, fixed.
Yes. We build the Italian version and its URLs; the Italian copy comes from you or a translator.
Yes, on the home page if your business is VAT-registered (DPR 633/1972, art. 35).
One where rejecting is as easy as accepting, closing with the X keeps only technical cookies, scrolling is not consent, and the choice is not asked again for six months.
Yes, with Shopify Markets for currencies and languages; OSS registration for EU consumer VAT is done by your commercialista.
No. We work remotely from Dubai.
That depends on your registration; ask your commercialista. We don't give tax advice.
Yes. Ranking URLs are kept or redirected one by one, and we compare Search Console before and after.
5–7 working days for one page and 2–3 weeks for five pages after your content arrives.
Yes, the domain from day one and the code after the final payment.
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