Netherlands · remote, English-speaking
A remote, English-speaking web studio for international companies, start-ups and expat founders in the Netherlands, with prices published in advance, iDEAL checkout and a plan to add Dutch pages later.
Netherlands ⇄ Dubai live local time
16:08Amsterdam CET
19:08Dubai GST
Dubai is 3 h ahead of Amsterdam right now
Web design in the Netherlands
WebStackRank is a remote, English-speaking web studio for international companies, start-ups and expat founders in the Netherlands. Prices are fixed and published: ≈ €244 for one page, ≈ €613 for a five-page site and from ≈ €1,265 for a Shopify store (US$270, US$680 and US$1,400), with iDEAL checkout, AVG-ready forms and a plan for adding Dutch pages later.
Yes, and Google's own answer to that question already points to remote builders. We are one: a small studio in Dubai that designs and builds the site, works in English, and shows you progress on a staging link instead of in a meeting room. We don't do Dutch copywriting, in-person workshops or a Dutch office address; we do a fixed scope, a published price and code you own.
Euro amounts convert the catalogue price at the European Central Bank reference rate of 10 November 2026 and are approximate. We quote in USD or AED; the euro figure is shown as an approximation.
| 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 |
| WordPress website | from US$900 | ≈ €813 |
| Custom design and build | from US$1,200 | ≈ €1,084 |
| Shopify store, iDEAL through the payment provider | from US$1,400 | ≈ €1,265 |
| Custom development in Laravel or Next.js | from US$1,500 | ≈ €1,355 |
| E-commerce store, WooCommerce or custom | from US$2,500 | ≈ €2,259 |
| Dutch language version | quoted; you supply the translation | — |
For a local anchor: one Dutch web designer advertises sites "from €495" in its page title (read 11 November 2026).
International companies with a Dutch base, scale-ups hiring from abroad, expat founders starting a company here, and the employers of the many internationals who moved under the 30% ruling. Their common need is a site that works in English on day one and can grow a Dutch version without a rebuild.
We decide the structure before the first page is built: one language per URL, usually in subfolders (/en/ and /nl/), with hreflang tags pairing each English page with its Dutch twin once it exists. No automatic redirect by IP address, because it confuses both visitors and Google. Launching in English first then costs nothing later: the Dutch pages slot into the same structure.
The market
iDEAL is the payment method Dutch shoppers use most, and it comes through your payment provider rather than as a separate build: Shopify Payments, Mollie, Adyen or Stripe all offer it. We enable it in the provider you choose, test a live payment before launch and show the iDEAL mark at checkout. Changes to the scheme are handled by the provider, not by your site's code.
The AVG is the Dutch name for the GDPR, supervised by the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens. For a website that means a privacy statement, forms that ask only for what the reply needs, a processing agreement (verwerkersovereenkomst) with the host and any analytics provider, and analytics configured to share as little as possible. We set it up that way and list every processor in the privacy statement.
Article 11.7a of the Telecommunicatiewet requires consent for cookies that are not functional, such as advertising and most tracking cookies. Rejecting should be as easy as accepting, and the site must still work for visitors who say no. We build the banner so that nothing beyond functional cookies loads before consent.
The market
Yes. A business registered with the Kamer van Koophandel must mention its KvK number on its website, along with its contact details, and businesses selling online also give their VAT identification number. We put them in the footer and on the contact page. Check the current rule with KvK; this is not legal advice.
Accessibility
Since 28 June 2025 the Act covers e-commerce and certain consumer services across the EU, including the Netherlands. Microenterprises providing services are exempt. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA either way, so a shop that grows past the threshold does not need a rebuild.
The Dutch standard BTW rate is 21%, and prices you show to consumers must include it. How BTW applies to a website bought from a supplier outside the EU depends on your registration, so ask your accountant before you pay the deposit. We don't give tax advice.
Amsterdam is where most of our likely Dutch clients sit: start-ups, scale-ups and the European headquarters of foreign companies. Their sites carry a product story, careers pages for hiring internationally and investor or press sections, all in English, often with a Dutch version on the roadmap.
Rotterdam's port and logistics suppliers sell business to business, often in English, so their sites need clear service pages, certifications, RFQ forms and downloadable specifications. The Hague is home to international organisations, courts and NGOs; their sites need publication libraries, event pages and strong accessibility.
Yes. Before the redesign we crawl the current site, export the URLs that earn traffic, and keep them or map each one to its new page with a 301 redirect. Titles, structured data and internal links carry over, and we compare Search Console in the weeks after launch.
Rules
The Netherlands is on UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer; Dubai is on UTC+4 all year. So Dubai is 3 hours ahead in winter and 2 in summer, and a 10:00 call in Amsterdam is 13:00 or 12:00 in Dubai.
5–7 working days for one page and 2–3 weeks for five pages once your content arrives; the basic web app takes 3–4 weeks after the scope is signed off.
You do. A .nl domain is registered in your name through a registrar connected to SIDN, the .nl registry; the payment-provider and analytics accounts are yours, and the code is handed over after the final payment.
FAQ
FAQ
≈ €244 for one page and ≈ €613 for five pages, fixed; Shopify stores start at ≈ €1,265.
We work in English. We build Dutch versions; the Dutch copy comes from you or a translator.
Yes. The URL structure and hreflang are planned at launch, so Dutch pages slot in later.
Yes, through Shopify Payments or another provider that offers iDEAL.
Only the data the reply needs, a link to the privacy statement, separate marketing consent and limited access to submissions.
Yes, if the site uses any non-functional cookies such as advertising or most tracking cookies.
Yes, on the website along with your contact details.
No. We work remotely from Dubai.
That depends on your registration; ask your accountant. We don't give tax advice.
Yes, with a URL-by-URL redirect map and a Search Console comparison after launch.
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