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How much does a website cost in Mexico in 2026 (agency, freelancer, Wix, or AI)

In 2026, a website for a small business in Mexico costs 8,000 to 30,000 pesos with an agency, 5,000 to 30,000 with a freelancer, and 1,000 to 8,000 pesos a year if you build it yourself on Wix or Hostinger. With AI on Proyecta you start for free, and paid plans cost 299 or 549 pesos a month.

How to Share Your Page on WhatsApp (Without It Showing Up as a Blue Line of Text)

When you share your page's link on WhatsApp, the app builds a card with a title, description, and image — data saved on your site, not its content. Without an image or with the title "Home," the card shows up empty.

Website for a carpentry shop: show what you've already built, with the size and the price

A carpentry shop's website in Mexico should show jobs already delivered with their measurements, material, and price —not a price list per linear meter— plus the delivery time and a WhatsApp button.

How to build a website for a new business (before you open)

Before you open, you can publish three things — what you are, where you are, and when you open — plus a WhatsApp number to send word on launch day. Save pricing, the full catalog, and photos of the half-finished space for later.

Website for a shoe store: show off your models without setting up an online store

A shoe store website shows your models with photo and price, the brands you carry, your size range, hours, and a WhatsApp button to hold a pair — without posting stock by size.

How to Build a Website If You Already Have Facebook (and What You Can Reuse From It)

If you already have Facebook, you already have almost everything for your website: the photos with the most likes, the details in your Info tab, and the answers you keep repeating on Messenger — all that's left is putting it together on a site of your own.

Medical practice website: what patients check before booking an appointment

A medical practice website needs to show three things in the first few seconds: the doctor's professional license number, the price of the consultation, and which insurance providers it accepts — without that, the patient messages whoever did publish them.

How to tell if your website is working (and what to change if it isn't)

Agency, Your Nephew, or Do It Yourself with AI? The Three Real Options in Mexico

In Mexico there are three ways to build your business website: the agency (upfront fee plus a monthly charge), the friend who knows computers (free, but he moves on), or doing it yourself with artificial intelligence (cheaper and faster to change).

How to build a website from your phone (no computer needed)

You really can build a complete website from your phone, no computer required — most of it comes down to describing your business in words or dictating. It's reviewing long blocks of text, sorting photos, and connecting your own domain that get tricky without a big screen.

How to connect your .com.mx domain to your website (step by step)

Connecting your .com.mx domain to your website means copying two DNS records —one A and one CNAME— from the Proyecta panel to your registrar's panel (Akky, GoDaddy, NIC México) and waiting for propagation, anywhere from a few minutes to a day.

Restaurant Website: How to Have Yours Ready in an Afternoon (No Agency Needed)

You can have your restaurant's website live today, no agency and no coding: describe your menu, location, and hours, and in two hours you have a page with a map, photos, and a WhatsApp button, free to start.

How to Build a Website for Your Business in 2026 (Step by Step)

Building your business website in 2026 takes an afternoon: gather five things (what you sell, where you are, your hours, your WhatsApp), then choose between an agency (8,000–30,000 pesos), a free block editor, or describing it to an AI that builds it for you.