What will your project actually cost?
Not knowing what a website should cost is what keeps a lot of good businesses stuck — guessing, over-paying, or putting it off for another year. Answer five quick questions for an honest range in under a minute. No signup, no sales call unless you want one.
What do you need built?
This gives us a starting point. Most projects fall into one of these buckets.
Brand new website
Starting from scratch, no existing site
Redesign an existing site
I have a site but it needs a full overhaul
Add pages or features to my site
My site is decent but needs specific improvements
E-commerce or online store
I need to sell products or services online
How many pages do you need?
Count the main sections. Home, About, Services, Contact, etc. Don't overthink it.
1 to 3 pages
One-pager or very simple site
4 to 7 pages
Most small business sites
8 to 15 pages
Larger site with multiple services or locations
15+ pages
Complex site, blog, or large catalog
Do you have a platform preference?
This affects cost and timeline. Not sure? I can recommend what fits your project best.
Custom HTML/CSS (fastest, no monthly fees)
Built from scratch, no platform dependency, fastest load times
Squarespace or Wix
Easy to update yourself, with a monthly fee
WordPress
Most flexible, good for blogs and larger sites
Not sure, help me decide
I'll recommend the right fit after we chat
What extras do you need?
Select all that apply.
SEO setup
Keyword research, on-page optimization, Google Search Console
Copywriting
I need help writing the actual words on the site
Brand identity
Logo, colors, fonts, visual identity package
Booking or reservations
Online scheduling, reservations, or appointment booking
None of the above
Just the website is fine for now
When do you need it done?
Timeline affects scope and sometimes cost. Rush projects may include a surcharge.
Flexible, no hard deadline
Standard timeline of 4-8 weeks is fine
Within 2 months
Moderate urgency
Within 1 month
May include a 25% rush surcharge
ASAP, under 2 weeks
Rush surcharge applies, limited availability
Here's your estimate.
A ballpark is honest about being a ballpark. What moves the real number — up or down — is usually one of these, and it's exactly what a discovery call is for:
- How much content is ready. Finished copy and photos speed things up; needing them written or shot adds scope.
- How custom the design needs to be. Applying a brand you already have vs. building one from scratch.
- Special functionality. Booking, e-commerce, or a custom tool built around how your business actually runs.
- Timeline. A tight deadline compresses the work and can add a rush fee; a flexible one keeps costs lower.
Every business is different — that's the point. On a short call I turn this range into a confirmed number in writing, with no surprises after.
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No sales pitch. No obligation. A confirmed scope and exact price, in writing, before you decide anything.