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Best website builders for freelancers in Spain in 2026

There is no single right answer: it depends on how much time you have and whether you want to build the site yourself. We compare the website builders most used in Spain and the options where someone builds it for you, which most comparisons leave out. Prices checked between 14 and 23 September 2026, excluding Spanish VAT (IVA).

In short: if you have ten to forty hours to spare, a builder is cheapest in money: Hostinger from €2.59 a month, Wix Core at €20. If you don't, a done-for-you service costs less overall: WebAutonomos builds your site for €15 a month with no setup fee or lock-in, or €349 once, with the legal pages Spanish law requires.

*Hostinger's promotional price requires paying 48 months upfront (€124.32) and then renews at €9.99 a month. The 24-month cost includes the domain renewal in the second year (about €12), except for the free option, which uses a subdomain. Prices exclude VAT.

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Best free option: Webnode or Jimdo

Both have a genuinely free plan with no time limit. Jimdo is the quickest: answer a few questions about your business and it hands you a site ready to adjust. Webnode lets you add a second language later, but multi-language starts with its Standard plan, not the free one. The limit is the same on both: you work on a subdomain such as yourbusiness.jimdosite.com, not your own domain name, and storage is limited. It is fine for testing, not for competing on Google.

Best paid builder: Wix Core

It is the most complete builder on the market, with the widest choice of templates. €20 a month on annual billing, €25 if you pay month to month, with the domain name free for the first year. In exchange, you build the site yourself: allow ten to thirty hours if you have never done it, and the result depends on your eye for design and on what you write.

Best price with hosting: Hostinger Premium

On paper it is unbeatable: €2.59 a month. The small print matters. That price requires paying 48 months upfront, €124.32, and the plan then renews at €9.99 a month. It is still the cheapest option in money, but you build the site yourself, and that means fifteen to forty hours of work.

Best done-for-you service: WebAutonomos

This is our own category, and we pick ourselves for one specific reason: among services where someone builds the website for you, €15 a month with no setup fee and no lock-in is the lowest price we have found in Spain. The IONOS Design Service, the most direct comparison, charges €199 to set up, then €25 a month for the first six months and €40 after that: €1,069 over two years, against €372. We write the copy from the real information on your Google Business Profile, add your photos and build the site within 24 hours. It is not a template you fill in yourself.

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Best if you want to own it: the €349 one-off payment

If you would rather not pay monthly, the same website costs €349 once, with the same services. From the second year you only pay the domain renewal, about €12 a year. Over two years that is €361, eleven euros less than the monthly plan, and the gap widens from the third year. The trade-off is that you pay before you start using it, although the demo is still free.

Best for a custom project: a local agency

If you need an online shop with thousands of products, an integration with your management software or a full brand design, none of the options above will do. That is where an agency makes sense: €1,000 to €6,000 upfront, plus €50 to €200 a month for maintenance. It is not expensive for the sake of it; it is a different kind of job.

Three things English speakers in Spain should check

A note on Weebly

Square announced in June 2026 that it is closing Weebly in 67 countries, where sites are taken offline on 27 September 2026. Spain and the United Kingdom are not on the list, so Weebly sites in Spain keep working (Weebly's announcement). It is still a reminder of a real risk: if a platform closes or changes its terms, your website goes with it. With the domain name registered in your name, you at least keep your address.

How to choose in two questions

First: do you have ten to forty hours to spend on it? If you do, a builder is cheaper. If you don't, the builder's price is misleading, because the time you don't have also costs money. Second: do you want to be able to change provider without starting again? Then make sure the domain name is registered in your name, whichever option you choose.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to get a website as a freelancer in Spain in 2026?

It depends on your time. If you have ten to forty hours, a builder such as Wix or Hostinger is cheaper in money. If you don't, a done-for-you service costs less overall: WebAutonomos is €15 a month with no setup fee or lock-in, or €349 once, and we build the site in 24 hours.

Can I get a free website for my business?

Yes. Webnode and Jimdo have genuinely free plans with no time limit. The catch is that you work on a subdomain, not your own domain name, and storage is limited. It is fine for testing; for a business that wants to appear on Google, it falls short.

How much does a website really cost over two years?

With the domain included and excluding VAT: €74 with Hostinger, €361 with the WebAutonomos one-off payment, €372 with the WebAutonomos monthly plan, €492 with Wix Core, €1,069 with the IONOS Design Service and €2,200 to €10,800 with an agency. With Hostinger or Wix, add ten to forty hours of your own work.

Does my website need a Spanish legal notice if it is in English?

Yes, if your business is established in Spain. The LSSI applies to service providers established in Spain whatever the language of the site: you need a legal notice (aviso legal), a privacy policy and cookie consent.

Is Weebly closing in Spain?

No. Square is closing Weebly in 67 countries, with sites taken offline on 27 September 2026, but Spain and the United Kingdom are not on the list.

Updated: September 2026