How much an online store costs in Kazakhstan in 2026

How much does an online store cost in Kazakhstan in 2026? In our review of the market, budget studios charge ₸250,000–300,000 (about $560–670). The mid and upper segment charges ₸350,000–600,000 (about $780–1,330). A store synced with 1C and Kaspi starts at around ₸750,000 (about $1,670). At BAGYT, an online store with a catalogue, cart, online payment and delivery costs from ₸520,000 (about $1,160) and takes 6–8 weeks. A catalogue that takes orders as enquiries, without online payment, costs from ₸320,000 (about $710) and takes 4–5 weeks.

Market prices

Most quotes start with "from", and the final figure depends on catalogue size and integrations. Compare the scope of work, not the first number.

BAGYT prices

The base price includes design for every screen and the mobile layout, catalogue management and basic technical SEO. Payment and delivery setup, the launch and the first month of support are included too. We fix the estimate and timeline in writing before work starts, payment is split into stages, and the domain, code and access are registered to you.

What drives the price

• Product attributes and filters, not the number of products. 300 T-shirts with size and colour are simpler than 100 spare parts with model compatibility.
• Design of each screen, for both mobile and desktop.
• Checkout: number of steps, delivery cost shown before payment, guest checkout.
• Payments: card, Kaspi Pay, cash on delivery. Each method means order statuses, notifications and refunds. See how to connect Kaspi Pay to a website.
• Delivery: pickup and a city courier are simple, nationwide courier rates are a separate integration.
• Accounting sync: if products, prices and stock live in 1C, the sync is often the largest item after the store itself.
• Languages: a Kazakh or English version also covers product names, categories and descriptions.

Three worked examples

An 80-item catalogue with WhatsApp orders. From ₸320,000 (about $710), 4–5 weeks.

A 300-item store in Russian and Kazakh with card payment and city delivery. Our calculator puts it at ₸680,000–800,000 (about $1,510–1,780) and 8–10 weeks.

A 1,500-item store synced with 1C, in two languages, with card payment: ₸1,080,000–1,270,000 (about $2,400–2,820) and 11–14 weeks. Adding Kaspi Pay as a second payment method is from ₸160,000 (about $360).

These are guide figures for typical projects, not a quote.

Where not to cut corners

Do not cut corners on catalogue speed or the mobile layout, since more than half of store traffic comes from phones. Show delivery cost before payment, set up analytics with e-commerce goals, and keep the domain, code and hosting in your name. Common conversion problems are covered in why an online store doesn't sell.

To save at launch, start with a catalogue with enquiries and add the cart later. You can also launch in one language and add a second for ₸95,000, or load products from a spreadsheet and do the 1C sync as a second phase.

Your own store or Kaspi

Often the real question is whether you need a store if you already sell on Kaspi. Kaspi charges a commission on every sale, 12.5% including VAT for most categories under the 2026 tariffs. Your own site costs more upfront, but the customers and the brand stay with you. See Kaspi marketplace or your own online store for the full comparison, and what a website costs in Kazakhstan for other site types.

The bottom line

In 2026 an online store in Kazakhstan costs from ₸250,000 for a template build to over a million tenge for a store with 1C, Kaspi and two languages. The main price drivers are product attributes, integrations and languages, not page count. Run your own numbers in the cost calculator, see what a turnkey store includes on the e-commerce development page, or send us your project. We will reply with a range and a timeline within one business day.