Free website cost & scope planner

What will shape
your website project?

Get a useful page plan and identify the work that can change cost. No email is required, and the result is not a quote.

1. What should the website help visitors do?

Request a quote or send an enquiryBook an appointment or serviceCall the businessBuy online

2. How many services or offers need explanation?

One core serviceTwo or threeFour to sixSeven or more

3. Where do you serve customers?

One primary locationMultiple service locationsRemote or not location-specific

4. Is the website content ready?

Substantially written and approvedSome exists; some needs workWe need to plan it from the beginning

5. Is this new or replacing a website?

A new websiteA replacement for an existing website

6. Which capabilities should be assessed?

Choose all that apply. Provider fees and ongoing operation are separate decisions.

The selections stay in a necessary browser session so you can transfer the result to a brief. They are not added to the enquiry database unless you choose to submit a project enquiry.

How to read the result

Complexity is not the same as value.

A focused foundation can still be strategically important. The profile describes delivery effort, not the quality of the business or the potential value of its website. Remove features that are not essential for launch, but do not remove the content, accessibility, security or migration work required to make the chosen journey reliable.

What usually changes website cost?

Content: writing from scratch takes discovery, evidence gathering, review and revision. Migration: replacing a site means deciding which URLs to preserve, merge or retire, then testing redirects and search signals. Functionality: bookings, payments, accounts and integrations need failure handling and ongoing ownership—not just a visible button.

Why doesn’t this show a dollar amount?

TechTenstein’s packages and rates have not been approved for this replacement site. More importantly, an exact number based only on six multiple-choice answers would conceal assumptions. Use the output to compare scope; use an agreed proposal to compare price, responsibilities and ongoing costs.

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