Free tool
Website Scope Calculator
Answer a few questions about your business, pages, booking, payments, accounts, and languages. We'll recommend a Custom Website, Custom Web App, or Full Stack SaaS and explain exactly why.
Your recommendation
Answer the questions to see your tier
Once every question is answered, we'll recommend a Custom Website, Custom Web App, or Full Stack SaaS and explain why — based on the same scope factors in our scope & pricing report.
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Download or share your recommendation without an email gate. Then use the contractor routing demo and editable brief to document the workflow, limits, and handoff.
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Tell us about your project: Website scope recommendation
Tell us what you offer, who you serve, and how you want to receive inquiries. We will review your request to define the scope; submitting does not confirm an appointment or a final price.
Starting project prices. Content, tools, hosting, and maintenance are confirmed with your scope.
How this calculator decides
The same scope factors as our published report
This tool applies the scope factors documented in the website scope & pricing report. Nothing here is hidden logic:
Pages beyond the core set (services, proof, FAQs, contact)
Usually stays Custom Website; can extend its scope and timeline.
Booking, quoting, or intake logic
Often moves the project to Custom Web App.
Online payments (one-time or recurring)
Often Custom Web App; recurring or multi-product commerce can push to Full Stack SaaS.
User accounts or data that must persist across visits
Moves the project to Full Stack SaaS.
Multiple connected workflows or role-based permissions
Moves the project to Full Stack SaaS.
Additional languages
Applies to any tier; does not change the tier by itself.
Third-party integrations (CRM, calendar, payment processor, email)
Applies to any tier; more common in Custom Web App and Full Stack SaaS builds.
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