How much does a website cost?
Get a real number in 60 seconds
Six questions, an honest market range, built from real industry rates, not a “book a call to find out.”
Your range
$8,000–$20,000
Agency, custom design, marketing site: inside the agency market band.
Why most website cost answers are useless
“It depends” is true and unhelpful. The honest version: cost is driven by five factors (pages, CMS complexity, design ambition, who builds it, and speed). This calculator weighs them against market data. DIY platforms run $200–$600/year. Freelancers $2,000–$10,000. Agencies $8,000–$50,000+. Where you land inside those bands is what the six questions resolve.
What moves the number most
Page count matters less than people think; CMS structure and custom design matter more. Rush timelines add 20–30% anywhere reputable.
Where we fit
The calculator shows market bands (DIY, freelancer, agency), not our quotes. For our number: the start form asks your goals and budget and answers within 24 hours. A Webflow build, WaaS, or a CRO sprint, scoped in writing.
Calculator questions, answered straight
How accurate is this?
Range-accurate for the market: it uses real industry bands by builder type. A fixed quote needs a scope conversation. That part no calculator replaces.
Why do agencies vary so much?
Seniority, process, and what’s included. A $6K quote missing SEO foundations, QA, and training costs more later.
Cheapest way to get a pro site?
Website-as-a-Service: a subscription with build, hosting, and edits included, yours after 24 months.
Does the estimate obligate me?
No, the breakdown is yours either way.