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Free calculator

Website cost calculator

Answer eight quick questions about your redesign or new website to see a realistic freelance price range and timeline. The ranges come from the prices I quote and real websites I've built.

You'll also see which of your answers push the price up or down, what it costs after launch, and how to bring it down.

01What do you need?
02How different are the pages from each other?

Twenty service pages on one layout cost closer to one design than twenty.

03What do you have for the design?
04How many tools does the site connect to?

Booking, payments, CRM, email marketing, stock or inventory feeds.

05Who writes the words and supplies the photos?
06How often will your team change the site?

Want the detail behind these numbers? Read how much a custom website costs or how much a website redesign costs. Building a web app instead? See SaaS and web product pricing.

FAQs

Is this a quote?

No. It shows the price range I'd expect for a project like yours, based on the ranges I quote and real projects I've built. A real price comes after a short call and a written scope, once I've seen your current site and what needs to change.

Why a range instead of one number?

Two sites with the same answers can still differ: the number of pages that move, how much content needs rewriting, and how tools need to connect. The calculator tells you which part of the range your answers point to and why, rather than inventing a precise figure.

Why are the prices in US dollars?

I work with businesses in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and elsewhere, and quote in US dollars so everyone sees the same numbers. I can invoice in your currency at the exchange rate on the day of the quote.

Does it work for web apps or online platforms?

No. It covers business websites: marketing sites, content-heavy sites, stores, and booking sites. If customers log in to use it, it's a web product and priced differently. The SaaS and web products service page has those ranges.