Know what your website should really cost
Answer a guided set of plain-English questions. We will estimate your launch cost, recurring costs, and the build paths that fit your goals, without making you choose a technology first.
9 ways
to build a real website
3-year view
not just the launch price
Miami-ready
for local business decisions
Tell us what you need. We will handle the technical translation.
This is the complete planning flow. Each answer changes the launch, operating, and ownership cost instead of being hidden behind one generic estimate.
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Your perspective
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What brings you here?
We will change the questions and level of detail to match what you know today.
The same website can be a different product underneath.
A template build, a CMS, a visual platform, and a custom application can look similar in a screenshot. Their labor, ownership, maintenance, and ability to change later are not the same.
Hand-coded HTML/CSS
A focused static build with no CMS.
Framework build
Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, or a modern custom front end.
Server-rendered application
Laravel, Rails, Django, PHP, or a template-driven backend.
CMS with a visual builder
WordPress, Drupal, Ghost, Elementor, Bricks, or similar.
Headless CMS + custom front end
A separate content platform connected to a modern site.
DIY SaaS builder
Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Hostinger, or Duda.
Professional visual builder
Webflow, Framer, or Wix Studio.
Vertical platform
Shopify, Carrd, Ghost, Substack, Bubble, or a specialized tool.
AI-generated build
An AI builder, code generator, or a prompt-to-site platform.
How to use this estimate
Start with the business problem, not the stack.
Describe the outcome
A business owner can start with leads, sales, bookings, or a redesign, no technical vocabulary required.
See the viable paths
The calculator translates your answers into approaches that can actually deliver the outcome.
Compare the ownership cost
Look beyond the launch quote: subscriptions, maintenance, editing, and what it takes to leave.
Before you compare quotes
- Page count says very little. The work changes with research, design, content, integrations, migration, languages, ownership, and who is accountable after launch.
- No. Business mode starts with what the website needs to accomplish and recommends suitable paths. Technical mode lets you choose the method yourself.
- They are shown as recurring ownership costs rather than hidden inside the build price. The exact amount depends on your platform and traffic needs.
- No. It is a transparent planning range. A final quote requires a review of content, integrations, migration, timeline, and the provider responsible for the work.
Need a real scope?
Turn the estimate into a plan you can act on.
We can review your current site, the quotes you have received, and the build path that makes sense for your business.
