Plan With Real Numbers
Get a sense of the right project tier for your website, based on pages, e-commerce needs, and custom features.
Get a Starting Point
This tool doesn't generate a fake instant price. Instead, it points you toward the project tier that's likely the right starting point.
This tool suggests a starting tier based on scope, not a specific price. Exact pricing depends on design complexity and integrations, confirmed during a scoping call.
What Affects Your Cost
More pages, custom features, and integrations mean more build time.
Fully custom designs take longer than working from a proven design system.
Transactional features add development and testing time.
Post-launch maintenance plans affect long-term cost.
How to Get an Exact Quote
This calculator gives you a starting estimate using your own numbers. Here's how we turn that into a firm, scoped proposal.
Share what you're trying to achieve, your timeline, and any constraints you're working with.
We ask questions to understand real scope, not just guess from a web form.
You get a written proposal with clear deliverables, timeline, and pricing.
We walk through the contract together, so nothing is a surprise later.
Once you're ready, we start work with a clear plan already in place.
Client Voices
Our team found Brandstory easy to work with. They stayed responsible, thoughtful, and reliable through the whole project, and treated us as true partners.
Brandstory has stayed a trusted partner for our brand for over a year. They took time to learn our style and consistently met our expectations.
The team understood our needs and adapted quickly to changes. Their social media plan was well targeted and well executed from start to finish.
Book a free consultation, and we'll confirm exact numbers for your specific project.
Common Questions
No. It's an estimate based on the numbers you enter, meant to help with planning, not a guarantee of results or price.
No. Final pricing and projections are confirmed through a scoping call, based on your specific project.
Yes. It's a useful starting point for our team to understand what you're working with.
Accuracy depends on how accurate your inputs are. Treat it as a planning tool, not a final figure.