Website design cost calculator

Your cost depends on pages, layouts, design complexity, copy, integrations and migration. Our calculator lets you adjust those inputs to explore an illustrative setup and ongoing budget. We establish the actual price through a reviewed proposal, where the included work and any separate requirements can be confirmed together.

Our model covers planning, design, page implementation, standard integrations, writing and migration at your chosen rate. Hosting, maintenance and contingency appear separately so you can compare setup and recurring costs. These are planning allowances; we need a separate scope for custom work before establishing what a project quote includes.

Yes. Our calculator shows an editable monthly hosting allowance and the maintenance hours you select. Those inputs help you plan recurring costs alongside the build. They do not purchase hosting, activate a support plan or establish response times; any actual hosting or maintenance service needs its own agreed terms.

Our model allows eight hours per standard integration at the rate you select. That is a planning assumption for a standard connection. Complex CRM logic, custom applications, licenses and unusual booking requirements need separate review with us, so those costs and requirements are not hidden inside an ordinary integration allowance.

Our standard model excludes ecommerce, so its estimate is not a complete online-store price. Product catalogs, checkout, payments, shipping, taxes and store integrations need separate scoping. Tell us which of those functions your business needs so we can review the requirements before providing a quote for the store.

Agencies may include different amounts of strategy, design, writing, integration, testing and ongoing support. We recommend comparing ownership, deliverables and exclusions alongside the price. Ask what each proposal actually covers, so you can judge apparently similar offers on the same basis and identify work that would be charged separately.

It can, because additional pages, translation, language navigation and quality checks require work. Our calculator has no dedicated bilingual package. Include the relevant page count when exploring the budget, then confirm language and regional requirements with us in the proposal so both languages' content and review needs are properly scoped.

The calculator does not produce a delivery schedule, and its modeled hours are not a promised turnaround. We review scope, content readiness, access, integrations and approval responsibilities before agreeing on timing. A price estimate helps plan the budget; the project schedule also needs to account for those dependencies.

Yes. Our calculator lets you compare a redesign scenario using the migration field with a new site using zero migration. Both may require discovery and content work. For a redesign, we also review URL mapping and useful assets to preserve, since an existing site's requirements extend beyond rebuilding its visible pages.