The build
Structure, design, development and testing: check what the setup covers.
Practical guide · Website budget
Two quotes. The same page count. Different work.
To compare website costs, look at the work included. Writing, photography, languages and integrations can take more effort than the pages themselves.
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In practice
What we work on together.
The content
Who writes, translates and supplies images? These are work items, not small details.
What comes next
Domain, hosting, maintenance and software: compare the costs after launch too.
A closer look
A tool for comparing your options.
The Clevoxa calculator lets you change site type, design, content and features. Use it to understand what moves the estimate, then request a quote for the options you actually need.
The amounts come from an indicative model, not a market survey or a binding proposal. Confirm taxes, currency and recurring fees in the quote.
Before we start
The details worth discussing.
Bring your questions. These decisions shape the work and the budget.
Define the website you need
A service website explains your offer and supports enquiries. An online store adds products, payments and shipping rules. CRM connections and customer portals require additional integration and testing. Start with the actions visitors should take, then identify the pages and tools needed.
Separate setup and ongoing costs
Check whether setup includes content, design, development, mobile layouts, SEO basics and testing. List domain, hosting, maintenance, software, content updates and marketing support separately. Compare subscriptions and upfront purchases over the same period and review their terms.
Understand an estimate
The Clevoxa calculator uses an indicative replacement-cost model based on site type, pages, design, content and features. It is not a statistical market-price survey or a binding offer. A personalized proposal confirms scope, currency, taxes and payment terms.
What changes the budget
Writing, translation, photography, product catalogues, migrations and software integrations may require more work than page count alone suggests. Approved content and clear scope reduce revisions. A focused first phase can be more useful than features without a defined purpose.
Questions
What you may be wondering.
Does the calculator show an exact Clevoxa quote?
No. It provides an indicative range from a model. Your personalized proposal sets the applicable price.
Should SEO have its own budget?
Technical basics may be included at launch. Ongoing content, performance monitoring and visibility work require a separate scope.
Is redesign always cheaper?
No. Content recovery, data migration and preserving URLs can require substantial work. The existing website needs to be reviewed.
Tell us what you need.
A current site, an idea or a problem to solve: that is enough to start the conversation.