Free tool
Website Cost Estimator
Five quick questions about what you need — answered in about two minutes, with a tier and inclusions to start from before we talk through a proper quote.
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Standard tier fits well
Based on your answers, a fairly straightforward project fits here: a handful of clear pages, professional design and content, and structure that's easy to navigate.
If you're after a new site or a refresh, that's exactly what Website Design & Development covers. If you mainly want to keep an existing site looked after, Website Care & Maintenance is the better starting point.
Premium / quote tier fits well
A bigger site with more structure, content and design work fits here — closest to our Small Business Starter IT package, which pairs a proper website with the rest of your business setup.
- Premium / quote
Small Business Starter IT
A tidy IT setup for a new or growing business.
Includes
- Business email / Microsoft 365
- Device setup for the team
- Backup and security in place
- A basic website or care plan
Best for New or growing small businesses
One tidy onboarding that gets a business's IT set up properly from day one.
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This needs a custom quote
What you're describing (an online store, bookings, payments, logins, or integrations) is genuinely custom work. Rather than guess, the best next step is a quick conversation so it can be scoped properly.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this an exact quote?
No — it's always a starting point toward a real conversation, not a fixed price or exact quote. You'll get a tier and a sense of what's typically included, then a proper quote comes from talking through the details.
Why don't you just show a price?
Website work varies a lot by scope, content and features, so pricing is handled quote-first — that way you get an accurate figure for your actual project rather than a generic number that may not fit.
What if my project needs a store, bookings or custom features?
That's flagged as needing a custom quote rather than guessed at here — the best next step is a quick conversation so it can be scoped properly.
