Website Development Cost Calculator
Model a realistic first budget and timeline from website type, page depth, design ambition, content support, integrations, SEO and conversion requirements.
A website budget is shaped by the business job the site must perform.
A five-page brochure site, a lead-generation platform, an ecommerce store and a custom interactive website may all be called “websites,” but the engineering, content, design and operational requirements are very different.
This calculator uses scope signals rather than a price-per-page formula so the result is more useful for early planning.
The expensive work lives in decisions, content and integrations.
Use the range to improve scope before comparing agencies.
Write down the audiences, primary conversion action, proof you already have, pages that must exist at launch, integrations and who will own content updates. Those answers usually improve an estimate more than adding a longer feature list.
If the range is above budget, reduce optional scope first. Keep the pages and functionality that support the core buyer journey, then stage secondary content and advanced interactions after launch.