What will your website cost?

The estimate is a realistic starting range based on the most common project types. The final fixed quote depends on specifics: number of pages, custom integrations, content migration, and design complexity. A detailed itemized quote follows your free 30-minute consultation, and that quote is the number you pay.

The estimate covers design, development, and launch. It does not include ongoing hosting, domain registration, third-party app subscriptions such as Shopify monthly fees, or monthly maintenance plans. Those are scoped separately if you need them, and we do not mark them up, so you pay the provider directly at their price.

Anything outside the agreed scope is quoted separately as a written change before it is built, and you decide whether it goes ahead. Nothing gets added to your invoice that you have not approved first. This is the single most common place agency projects go over budget, so we handle it in writing rather than verbally.

Yes. Reducing scope brings the cost down, whether that is fewer pages, a simpler layout, or phased delivery across two stages. We work through that balance with you during the free consultation. It is a normal conversation, not a sign the project is in trouble, and it often produces a better first launch.

The calculator uses broad categories. Custom integrations, complex ecommerce setups, content migration from an existing site, or specific functionality all add to the cost. We explain every line item in the proposal so you can see exactly what drove the number, and remove anything you decide you do not need.

Yes. Most projects are split 50% upfront and 50% on completion, so you never pay in full before seeing the work. For larger projects we can arrange milestone-based payments tied to agreed stages. We settle payment terms during the free consultation, before anything is signed or invoiced.

After a free 30-minute consultation you receive a detailed fixed-price proposal within 2 to 3 business days. It covers scope, deliverables, timeline, and cost in plain language. If we need more information to quote accurately, we will ask before sending it rather than padding the number to cover the unknowns.