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Kazakhstan law for websites and how to choose a solution

Law guides with primary sources on adilet.zan.kz and the date they were checked. Comparisons without the sales pitch: where a ready-made solution honestly does the job.

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Updated 15 November 2026

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Starting prices in tenge, with what is included.

Kazakhstan law for websites

What the law requires and what the website does about it. Not legal advice.

Personal data on your websiteConsent, full name in the form, a consent log and storing leads in Kazakhstan under Law No. 94-V.Learn more →Website and ad languageA Kazakh version, prices in tenge and the order of languages on banners under the language and advertising laws.Learn more →E-invoices (ESF) for online salesWhen an online store needs an invoice, when a cash register receipt is enough, and how to issue ESF from your accounting system.Learn more →Online payments and receiptsWhen you need an online cash register, what an OFD does, e-receipts, and which contacts a seller shows on the website.Learn more →Website accessibilityWho in Kazakhstan must make a website accessible, who need not, and what to check against WCAG 2.2.Learn more →Choosing a development companyContract, acceptance, code ownership, warranty and ESF invoices: what to check with a contractor in Kazakhstan.Learn more →

Comparisons

A ready-made solution or development: pros, cons and when to choose which.

Website builder or custom developmentWhen Tilda is enough and when the site should be built to order: code, leads, integrations.from 540 000 ₸Kaspi store or your own online storeWhat the marketplace gives you, what your own site gives you, and why you often need both with synced stock.from 800 000 ₸amoCRM, Bitrix24 or a custom CRMHow two popular CRMs differ and when a system built around your process pays off.from 800 000 ₸Telegram bot or WhatsApp for ordersWhere your customers are, what messages cost and what each messenger can do.from 420 000 ₸Agency or freelancerWho should build your website or app: one person or a team, and what to put in the contract.from 540 000 ₸Fixed price or hourlyWhen a contract with a firm price fits, when hourly billing does, and who carries the risk of a wrong estimate.from 1 000 000 ₸Ready-made or custom softwareWhen amoCRM, Bitrix24 or a standard 1C setup is enough, and when a system built around your process pays off.from 800 000 ₸App or mobile websiteWhat your customers really need: a link with nothing to install, or an icon on their home screen.from 1 000 000 ₸

How we write guides.

From primary sourcesWe read the rules on adilet.zan.kz, and every fact has a source number.

With a check dateLaws change. Every page shows when the text was last checked.

No legal promisesThis is not advice. Before launch, check with a lawyer or accountant.

Questions

Short and to the point.

Is this legal advice?

No. The guides explain what the laws require and how to meet that on a website. Make decisions on your case with a lawyer.

Where do the facts come from?

From the texts of laws on adilet.zan.kz and explanations from government bodies. Links and the check date are at the bottom of each guide.

Are the comparisons advertising?

No. Where a ready-made solution is enough, we say so.

Will you build a website that meets these requirements?

Yes: a form with consent, form submissions stored in Kazakhstan, two language versions, e-invoices (ESF) from your accounting system.

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Kazakhstan law for websites

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