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Why use our web design calculator?
This calculator gives you a realistic ballpark, not a fixed quote. It’s a smart starting point if you’re weighing up proposals from different agencies. If you’re new to how web design projects work or what to expect from a build, take a look at our web design services for more on our approach.
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If your site is large, needs custom functionality, or requires ecommerce or bespoke integrations, we’ll put together a tailored quote for you. You can also read our full breakdown of how web design pricing works in this post:
What impacts your web design costs?
Understanding how web design is priced helps you make informed decisions, which is exactly why we built this calculator. It gives you a realistic estimate based on the type of website you need.
There’s no single price tag for a website, because every project is different. Still, a few consistent factors influence what a build costs. Below, we’ve broken down what actually affects your web design budget, and why these things matter when setting expectations or comparing quotes.
1. Number of pages and site size The size of your website is one of the biggest factors in the cost. A simple brochure site of a few pages takes far less time to design and build than a large, multi-section website.
Bigger sites with lots of pages, service and location pages, or complex navigation naturally require more design and development work. The more content and structure your site needs, the more time it takes to build properly.
If you only need a small, focused website, that keeps costs down. If you need something larger, the build scales with it.
2. Custom design vs template How your website is designed makes a real difference to the price. A build based loosely on an existing template is quicker and cheaper, but it limits how much your site can stand out.
A fully custom design, shaped around your brand and your customers, takes more time but delivers a website that looks distinct and works exactly how you need it to. For most businesses, a custom, conversion-focused design is what turns a website from a cost into an asset.
3. Functionality and features A straightforward informational website costs less than one with advanced functionality. Contact forms and basic pages are simple. Booking systems, membership areas, calculators, integrations with other tools, or custom features all add development time.
The more your website needs to do, the more it will cost to build. Our calculator lets you factor in the features you need, so your estimate reflects the real scope.
4. Ecommerce and online selling If you want to sell online, that adds another layer. An ecommerce build involves product pages, a basket and checkout, payment integration, and often stock and order management.
The size of your product range and how complex your selling process is will affect the cost. A small shop with a handful of products is very different from a store with hundreds of lines and multiple options.
5. Content, SEO and ongoing support A website is more than design and code. Copywriting, images, SEO-ready structure, and ongoing support and hosting all play a part in the final cost.
We build every site SEO-ready as standard, so it’s set up to rank from day one. If you also need us to write the content, optimise for search, or provide ongoing care after launch, that’s factored into the quote. The calculator lets you choose what you need, so the estimate is tailored to you.