Web design in Ghana.
We design and build websites for businesses, publishers and organisations across Ghana: quick on mobile data, easy for your team to update, and looked after once they’re live. Tell us what you need, and we’ll come back with a plan.
Websites we’ve built in Ghana
What you get
Quick on mobile data
Most of your visitors are on a phone and paying for their data. Pages are kept light, so they load fast on 3G and 4G, not just on office Wi-Fi.
Easy to update
WordPress with blocks your team can edit themselves, or a custom build when the job needs one. No heavy page builder underneath.
Shops that take payment
WooCommerce stores that load quickly, take payments reliably and hold up when a promotion brings a rush of customers.
Ready for Google
Titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap and Search Console set up at launch, so Google can find and understand every page.
Secure from day one
HTTPS, hardening, two-factor logins and off-site backups from the start, not after the first scare.
Yours to keep
The domain is in your name and the site is built on tools other developers know. If we ever part ways, you keep the site and everything in it.
Prices and timelines
- A website, one page (a landing page)
- From GH₵3,000
- 1 week
- A website, up to 5 pages
- From GH₵6,500
- 2 weeks
- A website, 6 to 15 pages
- From GH₵9,500
- 2 to 3 weeks
- A website, 16 to 40 pages
- From GH₵14,000
- 3 to 4 weeks
- An online shop
- From GH₵10,000
- 3 to 6 weeks
- A web app or portal
- From GH₵10,000
- 2 to 8 weeks
- Ongoing care for your site
- From GH₵500 a month
- Month to month
Typical prices in Ghana cedis, and timelines once we have the content. Get an estimate for your project, or read what a website costs in Ghana.
What we promise
Launch date promise
If we miss the launch date we agreed because of a delay on our side, we take 10% off the build.
Urgent reply within 1 hour
Site down or hacked? You get a first response within 1 hour, 8am to 10pm Ghana time, every day of the week.
Questions people ask
How much does a website cost in Ghana?
A one-page website starts from GH₵3,000, and a website of up to 5 pages from GH₵6,500. Bigger sites cost more, depending on how many pages there are: from GH₵9,500 for 6 to 15 pages and from GH₵14,000 for 16 to 40. Online shops start from GH₵10,000, depending on the number of products. Bookings, payments or us writing the words add to that. Our estimator gives you a starting price in four quick questions, and we confirm the final price in writing once we know exactly what you need.
How long does it take to build a website?
Most websites are live within a month: about 2 weeks for up to 5 pages, and 3 to 4 weeks for 16 to 40. Online shops take 3 to 6 weeks, depending on how many products there are.
Do you only work in Accra and Tema?
No. We work with businesses all over Ghana and abroad. Start a conversation on this page, or send us a WhatsApp or an email, and we’ll take it from there.
Will I own my website?
Yes. The domain is registered in your name, and the site, its content and its code are yours, built on tools other developers know. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it.
Can you host the website and keep it updated?
Yes. We can host it for you, or look after hosting you pay for directly. Either way we handle updates, off-site backups, uptime monitoring and security, with a first reply within an hour if the site goes down, 8am to 10pm Ghana time.
Should my website be WordPress or a custom build?
WordPress suits most business websites and news publishers, because your team can update it themselves. When the site is really an app, with logins, bookings or dashboards, a custom build is usually the better fit. We’ll tell you which, and why.
Read more
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Web app or WordPress? How to choose
When WordPress is the right tool, when you need a custom web app, and why so many businesses end up happily using both side by side.
Rebuild or tune-up? How to tell which you need
Eight questions that show whether your website needs a full rebuild or a few weeks of fixes, and why the answer is often the cheaper one.
Planning a new website?
Answer four quick questions for a rough price and timeline, or tell us about the project and we’ll come back with a plan.