Work out what your website would cost, right now
Ten questions, two minutes, and a price range on screen. No email required to see it, no sign-up, and nobody calling you afterwards unless you ask.
- 2 minutes
- No sign-up
- Estimate on screen
- Written detail within 24 h
What do you need the site for?
Tick everything that applies. This shapes the whole project more than anything else.
What happens when you send the form
You see the estimate immediately. What follows is done by a person.
- 1
We read what you entered
A person reads your answers. No autoresponder, no email sequence.
- 2
A twenty-minute call
To understand the context and adjust what a calculator cannot know.
- 3
Fixed written quote
Detailed scope, timeline and final price — specific enough to compare with others.
- 4
You decide unhurried
We do not chase. If it fits, tell us and we start.
About the calculator
Is the estimate a firm quote?
No, and it would be dishonest to claim otherwise. It is a range calculated from ten answers, and some things only emerge in conversation: how many products your catalogue really holds, which system needs integrating, whether your current design can be reused. The firm price follows the call and always comes in writing before we start.
Why a range rather than a figure?
Because an exact figure from ten answers would be invented. The range reflects the genuine uncertainty at that point. The more specific you are in the form, the narrower the range in the final proposal.
My budget is lower than the estimate. Am I out?
You are not. We work with every budget and we adjust the scope: we phase it and start with whatever returns most, leaving the rest until the site is already earning. Tell us your figure plainly and we work with it.
Do I have to give my details to see the price?
No. The estimate appears on screen when you finish the questions. Details are only needed if you want the itemised breakdown sent to you, and that is your choice.
Does it work for any project, or only simple sites?
The calculator is built for standard projects: landing pages, corporate sites and online shops that the ten questions can describe. There the range is reliable. If yours involves custom development, an integration with your ERP or POS, a large migration or an internal tool, the figure it produces will fall short — and we will say so on the call rather than let you walk away with the wrong idea.
What does the estimate exclude?
It excludes advertising spend, professional photography or video production, and third-party licences specific to your case. If your project needs any of those, they are itemised in the written proposal.
Would you rather just write to us?
If your project does not fit in a form, tell us in a normal email and you will get the same answer.