Is this calculator really free?

Yes. The calculator is free to use as many times as you like, with no signup and no obligation.

How accurate is the estimate?

It is a planning range based on typical rates for the scope you select. Actual pricing varies with design complexity, integrations and specific requirements, so treat it as a guide rather than a final quote.

Why is there a range instead of one price?

Every project is different. A range reflects the realistic low and high end for a given scope and gives you a useful bracket to plan around.

What is not included in the estimate?

Ongoing costs like hosting, domain, premium plugins, copywriting and long-term marketing are separate. The estimate focuses on design and development.

Can I get a fixed quote instead?

Yes. Use the “Get a Free Project Quote” button to send us your requirements and we'll provide a fixed, itemised proposal.

Free Calculators Tool

Website Cost Calculator

Planning a new website and not sure what budget to set? Answer a few quick questions and we'll estimate a realistic project range based on the type of website you need, how many pages it has, the platform you build on and the features you require.

Free tool by Web Whiz Asia · No signup · Runs in your browser

How It Works

How to use this tool

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Choose your business and website type (informational, e-commerce, membership and more).
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Select the number of pages and the platform you want to build on.
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Tick the features you need — forms, blog, SEO, booking, payments and so on.
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We calculate a low-to-high estimate and break it down by category.

What the result means

The range is a planning estimate based on typical professional agency rates for the scope you selected. It is not a fixed quote — final pricing depends on design complexity, integrations and specific requirements.

Why it matters

Knowing a realistic range before you talk to developers helps you compare proposals fairly, avoid under-budgeting, and have a more productive conversation about scope.

Who It's For

Who should use this tool

Small business owners planning their first website
Marketing managers budgeting for a redesign
Founders comparing agency vs freelancer costs
Agencies and freelancers scoping a client project
Anyone asking “how much does a website cost?”

Example

Example: a 6-page business website on WordPress

Select “Professional services”, “Business website”, 6–10 pages, WordPress, plus Contact forms, Blog and on-page SEO. The calculator returns an estimated range for a typical build of that scope — and a prompt to request a fixed quote.

Helpful Tips

Tips to get the most from it

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Be honest about features — “custom functionality” is the single biggest cost driver.
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Budget for ongoing costs (hosting, maintenance, updates) in addition to the build.
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Compare at least two ranges before committing to an agency.
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Treat the estimate as a starting point for scope discussions, not a contract.

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