A fixed price in euros
With lek beside it, as a guide.
Websites for businesses in Albania
Pluton Studio is a software studio in Prishtina that builds websites, online stores and apps for businesses across Albania, remotely. A business website starts from €700, about 64,000 lek, and goes live within 3 to 5 weeks.
How we work with a business in Albania
We work from Prishtina. We have no office in Albania and do not claim one: the project runs over video calls, WhatsApp messages and a design you approve on screen before any code is written. Tirana and Prishtina share a time zone, so we work the same hours you do.
We speak Albanian and English. Within two working days of the first call you get a fixed written quote in euros, and you work directly with the engineer who builds your project.
Prices, in euros and in lek
These are starting prices for work built from scratch, not on a template. The lek figures are a guide only, at the Bank of Albania's official rate on 23 September 2026 (€1 = 91.46 lek); the quote and the invoice are in euros.
| What we build | From | About, in lek | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business website | €700 | 64,000 lek | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Online store | €1,500 | 137,000 lek | 5 to 8 weeks |
| Web or mobile app | €3,000 | 274,000 lek | First working version in 4 to 6 weeks |
What we build for businesses in Albania
Each page is written for its own market:
- Online stores in Tirana: card and cash-on-delivery orders, with a fiscalised invoice for each one
- App development in Tirana: bookings, orders, client portals and business software, on the web or the phone
- AI chatbots in Tirana: answers at any hour, in your customers' Albanian
- Hotels on the Albanian coast: direct booking for hotels, villas and apartments in Sarandë, Ksamil, Vlorë and Durrës
- Business websites in Tirana, Durrës and Shkodër, on our Albanian pages
What changes when the site is for Albania
A website for a business in Albania is built to Albania's rules, not Kosovo's. We prepare four things from the start:
- The NIPT and business details: when the site sells or offers services online, the law on electronic commerce requires the trade name, address, email, registration details and NIPT.
- A fiscalised invoice for every order: each sale is reported in real time and receives an NIVF, so we connect the store to the certified software you choose.
- Card payments through the e-commerce gateway of your bank in Albania, with the policies and terms the bank checks before it switches them on. The 2026 deadlines are in Albania's POS mandate.
- The domain: .al is registered through AKEP-authorised registrars, .com.al only for businesses registered in Albania, and whichever you pick is registered in your name.
Work you can open today
The projects we show are in Kosovo and Switzerland, and they are live. ZOE Hotel in Prishtina takes direct bookings in several languages. The Caffè Iuliano store takes cash-on-delivery orders and sends the owner a phone notification for each one. Ariana Studio takes appointments online, with a panel where the owner sees the calendar.
The same standard applies to a business in Tirana, Durrës or Sarandë.
Work
Hospitality / Prishtina · 2026
Espresso & Coffee / Kosovo · 2026
Beauty Studio / Prishtina · 2026
ZOE Hotel
Site for a luxury boutique hotel in Prishtina: rooms, amenities and a multilingual booking flow.
Visit siteCaffè Iuliano
Online store for Caffè Iuliano in Kosovo: a 3D espresso machine that fills the cup and turns as you scroll, cash-on-delivery ordering and an owner panel with a phone alert for every order.
Visit siteAriana Studio
Site and online booking for a nails, pedicure and waxing studio in Prishtina: live availability, a 30-second booking flow and an owner panel with calendar, clients and push notifications.
Visit siteGuides for businesses in Albania
Written answers to the questions owners in Albania ask most:
- How much a website costs in Albania: prices, monthly costs and what the law asks
- Albania's POS mandate: the 2026 card-payment deadlines
Why Pluton Studio
Online, same hours
Video calls and WhatsApp, one time zone.
Albania's rules built in
NIPT, fiscalisation and your bank from day one.
Selected work
Real, shipped work for clients across Kosovo and Europe, and for our own brands.
What we put in writing
Pluton Studio writes these terms into every quote, so you know exactly what you get and when.
A reply within one working day
The engineer who will build your project answers every message, not a salesperson. The fixed written quote follows within two working days of the first call.
A fixed price in writing
The quote lists everything included, and the price you sign is the price you pay. Any scope change is quoted separately, before work on it starts.
Delivery windows we keep
Business website: 3 to 5 weeks. Online store: 5 to 8 weeks. Web app or custom software: a first working version within 4 to 6 weeks, the rest on a written plan.
Design approved before we build
You approve the design on screen before any code is written. Two rounds of design revisions are included, plus small changes to text, photos and prices for 30 days after launch.
Payment in two halves
Half at the start, half at go-live. Above €3,000, payment is split into three milestones tied to deliverables. We never ask for full payment up front.
Domain, accounts and content in your name
The domain and accounts are registered in your name from day one, and you can export your content at any time. No mandatory subscription.
A 30-day warranty and measured performance
Any defect found within 30 days of launch is fixed at no cost. The site ships within the performance budget set in the quote, with a Core Web Vitals report on your own domain and a lab test you can repeat yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Albania?
No. Pluton Studio works from Prishtina, and projects with businesses in Albania run online, over video calls and WhatsApp. The quote, the design approval and the invoice all happen in writing and on screen.
How much does a website for a business in Albania cost?
A business website starts from €700, about 64,000 lek at the official rate on 23 September 2026; an online store from €1,500 and an app from €3,000. You get your own figure as a fixed written quote, and the cost items are in how much a website costs in Albania.
Which currency do I pay in?
Euros: the quote and the invoice are in euros, half at the start and half at launch. The lek figures on this page are a guide only, at the Bank of Albania's official rate.
Do you connect the store to the bank and to fiscalisation?
Yes. We connect the store to the e-commerce gateway of your bank in Albania and to a certified fiscalisation provider, so every order goes out with a fiscalised invoice. The policies and terms the bank asks for are built with the site. Tax questions about your own case are for your accountant.
How long does it take?
A business website goes live within 3 to 5 weeks, an online store within 5 to 8 weeks, and the first working version of an app within 4 to 6 weeks. Switching on card payments at the bank runs in parallel and depends on the bank.
Which languages do you build the site in?
Albanian, and English or Italian when your customers need them. Each language has its own pages, so Google shows every visitor their own language. You talk with us in Albanian or English.
Let's start your project
Tell us about your business in a few lines. Adrian Fusha, our founder, replies within one working day with a plan and a fixed quote. WhatsApp is usually faster.
Emailhello@pluton.studio
Phone+383 49 200 124