Project estimate: what will your project cost?

A project estimate is an initial range for scope and cost, prepared from your description within one business day. It is not a final quote: a precise cost estimate comes after the discovery stage, once your processes have been properly analysed.

What drives the cost

Scope - how many pages, and how many of them are unique.
Design - a template, an adapted template or a fully custom design.
Integrations - accounting, CRM, couriers, payments.
Content - copy and photos prepared by you or by us.
Timeline - urgent projects cost more.

What you will get

A reply with an initial scope, a suggested direction and the questions that need answering before a precise estimate. If we see that the project will not pay off for you, or that a simpler solution would do, we will say so.

If you already have a live website and want to know what is worth fixing, a free website audit is a better fit. The way we work is described on our process page.

The more specific your description, the more accurate the estimate.

Name

Email

Company or organisation

Website address

Project type

Estimated budget

What is the project about

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FAQ

Questions about the estimate

Why don't you publish prices on your website?

Because any number without context is misleading. The same "website" can mean a five-page site or a multilingual system with integrations, and the difference is tenfold. Instead, within one business day we give you a range for your specific scope.

What determines the cost of a project?

Four things: the number of pages and unique templates, the extent of custom design, integrations with other systems, and content preparation. Technically, the most complex part is usually not the design but the integrations.

Is the estimate binding?

No. The estimate is free and carries no obligation. If the scope does not fit your budget, we will tell you directly and suggest what can be done in phases or differently.

How is an estimate different from the discovery stage?

An estimate is an initial range based on your description, prepared within one business day. Discovery is a paid stage of work in which your processes are properly analysed, and it ends with a precise scope and cost estimate.

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