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Web Design for International & Expat Businesses in Spain — Costa del Sol, Balearics, Barcelona, Madrid

English-first websites for villa rentals, estate agents, beach clubs, restaurants and service firms run by international owners, with published euro prices and Spanish legal pages planned in.

  • ≈ €613 five-page site
  • ≈ €1,626 booking system, from
  • EN · ES · + language plan
  • 24 h itemised proposal

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Five pages
≈ €613
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Web design for Spain's international businesses

Quick answer

WebStackRank builds English-first websites for international and expat-run businesses in Spain: villa rentals, real estate, beach clubs, restaurants and service firms on the Costa del Sol, Ibiza and Mallorca. Prices are fixed: ≈ €244 for one page, ≈ €613 for five pages and from ≈ €1,626 for a booking system (US$270, US$680 and US$1,800), with the Spanish legal pages planned in.

≈ EUR 244
One-Page Website Launch
≈ EUR 613
Small Business Website
≈ EUR 1,228
Basic Business Web App

Who do we build websites for in Spain?

Owners who run their business in English: British, Scandinavian, Dutch and German founders on the coast, foreign companies with a Spanish branch, and Spanish firms whose customers are mostly visitors. Your guests or buyers read English first, your staff may read Spanish, and your paperwork follows Spanish law. The site has to work for all three.

How much does a website cost with us in Spain?

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 serviceFixed price≈ EUR
One-Page Website LaunchUS$270≈ €244
Small Business Website, up to 5 pagesUS$680≈ €613
Basic Business Web AppUS$1,360≈ €1,228
WordPress websitefrom US$900≈ €813
Custom design and buildfrom US$1,200≈ €1,084
Booking system for villas, tables or toursfrom US$1,800≈ €1,626
WhatsApp Business API setupfrom US$1,100≈ €994
Shopify store / e-commerce storefrom US$1,400 / US$2,500≈ €1,265 / ≈ €2,259
Each extra language (ES, RU, DE and others)quoted per language; you supply the translation—

The market

Why publish a fixed price when local web designers say "free quote"?

Because on the coast nobody else does. The freelancers ranking for Marbella and Ibiza searches ask you to request a quote; none of them shows a figure. A published price lets you decide in a minute whether a call is worth having, and a written scope means the quote cannot drift once the season gets busy.

The market

Web design on the Costa del Sol: what do Marbella, Estepona and Málaga businesses need?

The coast's English-speaking economy runs on property, rentals and hospitality. Estate agents need listings with filters, a language switcher and an enquiry form that tells the agent which property the lead came from. Villa owners need availability, pricing by season and a deposit. Beach clubs and restaurants need a mobile menu, opening times that change with the season, table or sunbed booking and a WhatsApp button, because that is how most guests actually get in touch. The local search results for "web design marbella" are full of English-language freelancers, a sign that buyers here look for an English-speaking provider.

The market

Web design in Ibiza and Mallorca: what do Balearic businesses need?

Balearic businesses live by the season. Sites need to switch between "open" and "closed season" content without a rebuild, take villa, boat and event bookings months ahead, and handle enquiries in English, German and Spanish. Many owners run the business from abroad in winter, so the content editor and the booking calendar have to be usable from a phone. Plan the launch for early spring: guests book the summer long before May.

How do you build a villa or holiday-rental website with direct booking?

An availability calendar per property, nightly or weekly rates by season, minimum stays, a deposit taken online through your payment provider, automatic confirmation emails and an owner dashboard. Syncing with Airbnb or Booking.com calendars, or with a channel manager, is quoted per integration. The booking system starts at US$1,800 (≈ €1,626).

The market

Does a holiday-rental website need to show a tourist licence number?

Yes, in the regions that regulate tourist rentals. In Andalusia, holiday homes (viviendas con fines turísticos) must be entered in the Registro de Turismo de Andalucía, and the registration number has to appear in their advertising. The Balearic Islands require the tourist registration number in any advertising of a tourist rental. Since 1 July 2025 Spain's single rental register also issues a registration number that platforms must display for short-term rentals. We put each number on the property page; the registrations themselves are yours to obtain.

Language

How do real estate agencies in Spain show listings in several languages?

Each listing is one record with a translated title and description per language, and each language has its own URL so Google can index it. Prices, square metres and the energy certificate rating stay as shared fields, so they never disagree between languages. See our real estate website development page for the listing features.

Can enquiries arrive on WhatsApp?

Yes. Every package includes WhatsApp click-to-chat. For agencies and villa managers handling dozens of conversations, the WhatsApp Business API setup (from US$1,100, ≈ €994) adds shared inboxes, templates and routing to the right agent.

Should the website be in English, Spanish, or both, and Russian or German too?

Start with the languages your buyers search in. English plus Spanish covers most businesses; Russian or German makes sense for property and rentals aimed at those buyers. Each language gets its own URL path and hreflang tags, and never an automatic redirect by location. You supply the translation; we build the structure and quote each language as its own line.

The market

  • Aviso legal. The LSSI (Ley 34/2002, art. 10) requires the business name, address, email, registry details and tax identification number (NIF) to be easy to find on the site.
  • Privacy policy. Under the GDPR and Spain's LOPDGDD (Ley Orgánica 3/2018).
  • Cookie consent. The AEPD's cookie guide asks that rejecting cookies is as easy as accepting them.
  • Terms of sale if you sell online, including the consumer withdrawal information.

We build these pages and the consent banner; the legal text is for you or your adviser to approve. This is not legal advice.

Accessibility

Does the European Accessibility Act apply to my website?

Since 28 June 2025 the European Accessibility Act, transposed in Spain by Ley 11/2023, covers e-commerce and certain consumer services. Microenterprises providing services (fewer than 10 staff and an annual turnover or balance sheet of no more than €2 million) are exempt. We build to WCAG 2.1 AA whether or not you are covered.

Which payments work for Spanish customers?

Cards and Apple Pay or Google Pay through your payment provider, PayPal, and Bizum where the provider supports it for online payments. We integrate the provider you choose and confirm the methods in the proposal.

Tax

How does tax appear on a Spanish website, and on our quote?

Mainland Spain and the Balearics charge IVA at a general rate of 21%; the Canary Islands use their own tax, IGIC, instead. That matters for the prices your own site shows to consumers. How tax applies to a website bought from a supplier outside the EU depends on your registration, so ask your gestor before you pay the deposit. We don't give tax advice.

Barcelona and Madrid: do you build for companies there too?

Yes, for English-first international firms: start-ups, subsidiaries, schools and agencies whose customers or investors read English. City searches such as "web design barcelona" are dominated by local agencies in the map pack, so we compete on the brief, not on an address.

Rules

What time-zone overlap do Spanish teams get?

Dubai is UTC+4 all year. Mainland Spain and the Balearics are UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer, so Dubai is 3 hours ahead in winter and 2 in summer. The Canary Islands are one hour behind the mainland, which makes the gap 4 hours in winter and 3 in summer.

How far ahead of the season should we brief you?

About 5–7 working days for one page and 2–3 weeks for five pages after the content arrives; a booking system gets its own timeline in the proposal. For a seasonal business, brief us by February for an Easter launch.

Who owns the website, the domain and the accounts?

You do. A .es or .com domain is registered in your name, the booking and payment accounts are yours, and the code is handed over after the final payment.

Can you show us something similar you have built?

Our portfolio shows builds we made and operate ourselves, including a staycation marketplace with bookings, labelled as ours. We have no Spanish client logos and we don't borrow anyone's.

Who runs WebStackRank, and do you have a base in Spain?

WebStackRank is a studio in Dubai founded and run by Muhammad Waleed (about us). We have no Spanish office, no Spanish address and no Spanish reviews yet.

FAQ

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost in Spain with you?

≈ €244 for one page and ≈ €613 for five pages, fixed; a booking system starts at ≈ €1,626.

Do you build in Spanish?

We build the Spanish version and its URLs; the Spanish copy comes from you or a translator.

Can guests book and pay a deposit online?

Yes, with the booking system add-on and your payment provider.

Do you need to show our tourist licence number?

Yes. We place your regional registration number, and your single-register number where it applies, on each property page.

Which legal pages do we need?

An aviso legal, a privacy policy, cookie consent and, if you sell online, terms of sale.

Do you have an office in Spain?

No. We work remotely from Dubai.

Can enquiries come in by WhatsApp?

Yes. Click-to-chat is included; the WhatsApp Business API is an add-on.

Do we pay IVA on your invoice?

That depends on your registration; ask your gestor. We don't give tax advice.

Can you redesign our current site before the season without losing rankings?

Yes. We keep or redirect every URL that ranks and compare Search Console before and after launch.

Do you work with businesses in the Canary Islands?

Yes. The islands are one hour behind the mainland, and they use IGIC rather than IVA on their own prices.

Sources

  1. LSSI, Ley 34/2002, art. 10
  2. LOPDGDD, Ley Orgánica 3/2018 · AEPD cookie guide
  3. Registro de Turismo de Andalucía (Junta de Andalucía) and the Balearic tourism register (Govern de les Illes Balears); single rental register, Real Decreto 1312/2024
  4. European Accessibility Act · Spanish transposition, Ley 11/2023
  5. Agencia Tributaria, IVA and IGIC general rates
  6. Exchange rate: ECB euro reference rates, 10 Nov 2026
  7. Search volumes: Semrush ES export, May 2026

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