Landing page
$1,500-$3,000Strategy, a focused custom layout, responsive implementation, forms, analytics and launch.
Interactive website cost planner
How much does a website cost?
Estimate the cost of a landing page, custom website or rich Next.js build. Get a tailored planning range based on design, CMS, features and timeline.
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Useful planning range
Step 1 of 7Website estimate
Your planning range
This is not a binding quote. The final scope still needs a short technical and delivery review.
Useful starting points
Typical website investment ranges.
These are broad planning bands for professional custom work. The estimator narrows them using the decisions that change delivery effort most.
Marketing website
$4,000-$12,000Custom design, reusable pages, a manageable CMS, content structure and conversion journeys.
Custom CMS website
$8,000-$15,000Structured content, tailored editorial workflows, integrations and more demanding information architecture.
Rich Next.js experience
$10,000-$20,000+Advanced frontend engineering, headless or custom CMS architecture, motion and interactive functionality.
What changes the cost
Page count is only one part of the work.
A small site can contain demanding interaction and systems work. A larger site can be efficient when it uses a disciplined content model and reusable components.
Discovery and content structure
Clarifying journeys, content types, navigation and the smallest useful release.
Design and frontend depth
Custom systems, responsive states, motion and interaction require different levels of craft.
CMS and integrations
Editorial workflows, data migration, APIs and external services often create the hidden complexity.
Quality and launch readiness
Accessibility, performance, analytics, browser testing, deployment and handover are real delivery work.
Before you estimate
Website cost questions.
A useful range should make its assumptions visible and leave room for the decisions that have not been made yet.
No. It is a useful planning range based on the choices you make. A fixed proposal requires a short review of the content, functionality, technical constraints and delivery expectations.
Two websites with the same page count can be completely different projects. Design depth, content structure, CMS workflow, integrations, animation and stakeholder process all affect the work.
No. Hosting, paid licences, external services, stock assets, copywriting and ongoing support are separate unless they are explicitly included in a later proposal.
Yes. If responsive designs, interaction notes and a component system are ready, choose the supplied-design option. I can also handle UX and visual design as part of the project.
Yes. Next.js can use a headless WordPress setup, a dedicated headless CMS or a custom content service. The right choice depends on editorial needs, integrations, hosting and how much operational complexity is justified.
You can use the range for planning with no obligation. If the range fits, reply with the missing context or request a project call and I will confirm the best next step.
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Find the likely cost of your website.
Answer the questions, receive the assumptions and decide whether the range makes sense before starting a sales conversation.
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