Estimate project cost and timeline in minutes.
Choose a project type, stack, page count, design level, and the features you need. The calculator returns a low–high range in euros (EUR) and a rough delivery window in weeks — a planning figure that can still move after we talk, not a contract.
Starting from about €1,000 for a business website
Ranges are shown in euros (EUR). A typical business site starts around €1,000 with React, WordPress, MySQL, and shared hosting. A focused landing is a bit less (from about €800). Template-based work can land lower; heavier stacks, extra pages, or add-ons nudge the band up. We start from a base for the project type, then apply design, stack, features, and timeline.
Scope, revisions, and integrations can still take the real number lower or higher than this range. Use it as a briefing tool, then get a free discovery call for a scoped proposal.
What each project type usually costs
These starting bands assume a custom (not template) design, a standard timeline, and the default stack (React, WordPress, MySQL, shared hosting), before extra pages or add-ons.
- Landing page: €800–€2,200 · 2–4 weeks
- Business website: €1,000–€3,000 · 4–7 weeks
- Ecommerce store: €1,600–€5,000 · 6–14 weeks
- SaaS / MVP: €2,400–€7,200 · 8–20 weeks
- Donation platform: €1,400–€4,000 · 5–12 weeks
- ERP / portal / custom: €3,200–€10,000 · 14–30 weeks
Tailor the range to your brief
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Questions about these estimates
Straight answers on accuracy, currency, and what can still move the number.
The estimator starts from typical small-studio ranges — about €1,000 for a business website, and a bit less for a focused landing — then adjusts for page count, design level, frontend/backend/database/hosting stack, add-on features, and timeline urgency. You get a low–high range in euros and a rough duration in weeks. That range can still go lower or higher after a discussion, depending on scope, revisions, and integrations.
Yes. This is a planning band, not a ceiling or a floor. A tighter brief, template-based design, or simpler stack can come in under the low end. Extra revisions, custom integrations, accessibility work, or a heavier stack can land above the high end. We settle the real number after talking through the brief.
Discovery still changes the picture: content readiness, integrations, accessibility, and existing design all move the cost. A range is more honest than a single figure before we have seen your brief.
No. It is a planning tool only. After a free discovery call we confirm scope, risks, and the engagement model — and the proposal may sit below or above this range.
We walk through goals, users, must-have features, preferred stack, and constraints. You leave with a clearer build path — and, if it is a fit, a scoped proposal from the SquartUp team in Helsinki.
Turn the range into a real plan
Tell us what you are building. We will compare this estimate with your constraints and recommend a fixed-scope, sprint, or retainer model.