A quote in 2 minutes — no brief, no waiting

You don't need a long brief or an interview with five salespeople.
With just a few short questions, we can prepare theThe approximate cost and scope of your new website.
No pushy follow-up, no automated offers - just.a reliable budget estimate.

Usually within 24 hours you will receive:
- price range,
- preliminary scope description,
- and an invitation to a short (optional) conversation if you want to ask for more details.

3 calculators · Result in 2 minutes · No registration · Data from 50+ implementations

A quote in 2 minutes — no brief, no waiting

Usually within 24 hours you will receive:
- price range,
- preliminary scope description,
- and an invitation to a short (optional) conversation if you want to ask for more details.

3 calculators · Result in 2 minutes · No registration · Data from 50+ implementations

3 CALCULATORS · CHOOSE YOUR PROJECT TYPE

What do you want to price?

Each calculator asks about different parameters (scale, features, integrations). Answering takes 2-3 minutes, and you get a result instantly, no registration required.

WEBSITE

Website cost calculator

Landing page · Corporate · Extended · Portal

For: companies planning a new website, migrating from WordPress, or modernising an existing site. We ask about site type, features (blog, multilingual, forms), integrations (CRM, newsletter), design (template vs. custom).

Result: a price range ±15%, a detailed breakdown per feature, a CMS recommendation (Payload / WordPress / static).

Time: 2 minutes · Range: from CHF 1,750 to CHF 25,000

→ Calculate website cost

ONLINE STORE

Online store cost calculator

Small · Medium · Large · Marketplace

For: companies launching e-commerce or migrating from an existing platform. We ask about scale (number of products, categories), payments (Stripe, PayPal, local payment methods), shipping (couriers, parcel lockers), integrations (wholesaler, warehouse system, CRM).

Result: a price range ±15%, a platform recommendation (WooCommerce / custom Next.js / Shopify), hosting and maintenance cost.

Time: 3 minutes · Range: from CHF 4,000 to CHF 60,000

→ Calculate store cost

WEB APPLICATION

Web application cost calculator

MVP · SaaS · Internal system · Platform

For: startups building an MVP, companies building an internal system, multi-tenant SaaS. We ask about scope (modules, user roles, API), scale (concurrent users), integrations (payments, external systems), security (GDPR, audits).

Result: a price range ±20%, a breakdown per module, a phased rollout schedule (MVP → extensions).

Time: 4 minutes · Range: from CHF 15,000 to CHF 150,000

→ Calculate application cost

↳ All calculators are based on real DV implementations from the last 3 years. Results are saved anonymously to refine the algorithm — we do not collect contact details.

Website vs. application — what do I need?

6 questions about your project: who uses it, what it does, what data you store, whether you need logins, whether users return regularly. At the end you get a result: corporate website / store / web application + reasoning + a link to the right calculator.

Typical quiz results:

"Industry portal" → most often: a web application (not a website)
"Booking platform" → an application, not a store
"Store with 5 products" → a corporate website + Stripe, not a store

Time: 2 minutes · No registration

↳ The quiz gives you a direction, not a final decision. For complex projects (a hybrid website + application, multi-tenant SaaS), it's better to book a 15-minute call.

5 FACTORS · WHAT DRIVES THE PRICE

What affects the cost of a website

Price depends on 5 factors — not on the number of pages. A simple landing page with contact details is a different story than a website built for PPC campaigns or lead generation.

01FEATURE SCOPE

Feature scope — not every feature pays for itself

Forms, calculators, CRM integrations, a booking system, a client portal — these are great tools, as long as they support real business goals. It happens that a client wants "everything" right away, but after a conversation it turns out half the elements will never be used.

It's better to have 3 well-built features than 10 unnecessary ones that slow the site down and complicate management.

02CONTENT AND MATERIALS

Content and materials — the hidden cost

Do you already have finished copy, photos, logos? Great — it shortens the project by up to several weeks. Don't have them? We help with copywriting and a photo session, but that's a real stage of work, not an "add-on".

Typically: a project with ready materials takes 4 weeks; with materials still to be created — 6-8 weeks. The difference is usually CHF 1,500-4,000 depending on scope (copy for 3-5 pages, team photos, section graphics).

03TECHNOLOGY

Technology — a balance between capability and cost

Next.js, React and Payload CMS offer huge capabilities: loading speed, SEO, flexibility to expand, API integrations. But they're not always needed. For a simple informational site, a lightweight WordPress or a static site is often enough.

Decision criteria: scale of changes (daily editing → CMS), integrations (CRM/booking → Payload), traffic (>10k users/month → Next.js for performance). Below 3 of these criteria — consider a simpler solution.

04LANGUAGES AND SEO

Language versions — in stages, not all at once

Each language version isn't just a translation. It's a separate URL structure (en/ vs fr/), separate meta tags, separate keywords (phrases that work in one market don't work in another), separate SEO content.

Cost of adding a language version: CHF 1,250-2,250 per language (depending on the number of pages). Recommendation: start with the primary market, then add others after 3-6 months once traffic from market #1 has stabilised.

05SEO AND OPTIMISATION

Technical SEO — included as standard, not an add-on

Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), schema.org, sitemap.xml, Open Graph, structured H1-H6 headings — we implement these as standard for every site. This is not an upsell.

A separate cost: SEO content (articles targeting keywords), link building, competitor audits — this is a specialist service, not our core competency. We work with trusted specialists and recommend people/agencies proven through past collaboration.

FAQ

The most common questions before a website quote

Questions we get from companies before starting a quote and after completing the calculator.

01ACCURACY
How long does it take to prepare a quote?

Usually 1 working day.
We send a pitchfork and a brief summary so you can make a decision without time pressure.

02COMMITMENTS
Can I start with a simpler version of the site?

Of course.
We often suggest taking off in the form ofMVP - that is, a basic version that can work after just a few weeks and then be developed step by step.

03CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
What if I don't have content or photos yet?

Not a problem.
We can help with copywriting, photo shoots or designing simple graphics - the important thing is to know what you want to communicate.

04CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
Is the valuation binding?

Don't.
Treat it as a starting point - something that will help you realistically budget and avoid surprises.

05MVP / IN STAGES
Can I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

Yes — and we often recommend it. A typical MVP scenario:

Stage 1 — Basic launch (8 wks, 60% of budget):

Core functionality
Most important integrations
Basic design

Stage 2 — Expansion (2-4 months after launch, 30% of budget):

Secondary features based on real data
Optimisation of bottlenecks (proven in production)
Additional integrations if genuinely needed

Stage 3 — Maintenance (10% of budget/year):

Updates, bug fixes, minor extensions

The calculator prices the full scope — in the call, we can break it down into stages matching your company's cash flow.

06CLARIFICATION
What if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?

Both scenarios happen, and both are worth a 15-minute call:

Price higher than you expected — usually means that:

You selected features you don't actually need (trim the scope)
The calculator doesn't know about your ready-made materials (a reduction)
The project looks more complex than it is in practice

Price lower than you expected — usually means that:

The calculator doesn't catch specific requirements (GDPR, industry)
You missed integrations that will genuinely be needed
An underestimate of scale (e.g. "10 products" vs actually 100+)

In both cases, the call gives you a realistic baseline in 15 minutes. If the price holds up — you move forward. If not — you know why and can rethink it.

↳ These are 5 pricing-specific questions. For the full FAQ on process, technology and contracts — /nasza-oferta/strony-internetowe/faq (25 questions)

HOW IT WORKS · FROM CALCULATOR TO CONTRACT4 steps

From calculator to the first stage of your project

The calculator is the first step, not the last. Below are the 4 stages from price range to project kickoff — transparent, with no hidden conditions and no "sales follow-ups".

CALCULATOR

You fill in the calculator (website / store / application). You get a ±15% price range, a breakdown per feature, and a technology recommendation. You can run several variants — the calculator doesn't save data, so there's no "limit on attempts".

> Price range + feature list + tech recommendation

CALL `

If the price range matches your expectations — we book a 15-minute call. We clarify the scope, check whether the calculator accounted for everything relevant to your project, and set a schedule. No slides, no company presentation.

> Final scope + schedule + start date

OFFER AND CONTRACT

We prepare a written offer with a final price (not a range, a specific amount), a scope of work broken down into stages, and a payment schedule (typically 30/40/30). A contract in plain English, without legal jargon — one you actually understand.

> Signed contract + advance invoice

PROJECT START

We launch the project: a strategy workshop (Stage 01 of the process), access to the project management platform (Linear or Notion), and a dedicated point of contact at DV (not a rotating account manager).

> Project underway — following the 5-stage process

01
CALCULATOR
You fill in the calculator (website / store / application). You get a ±15% price range, a breakdown per feature, and a technology recommendation. You can run several variants — the calculator doesn't save data, so there's no "limit on attempts".
> Price range + feature list + tech recommendation
02
CALL `
If the price range matches your expectations — we book a 15-minute call. We clarify the scope, check whether the calculator accounted for everything relevant to your project, and set a schedule. No slides, no company presentation.
> Final scope + schedule + start date
03
OFFER AND CONTRACT
We prepare a written offer with a final price (not a range, a specific amount), a scope of work broken down into stages, and a payment schedule (typically 30/40/30). A contract in plain English, without legal jargon — one you actually understand.
> Signed contract + advance invoice
04
PROJECT START
We launch the project: a strategy workshop (Stage 01 of the process), access to the project management platform (Linear or Notion), and a dedicated point of contact at DV (not a rotating account manager).
> Project underway — following the 5-stage process

Details of the 5-stage process — in the offer section

Let's talk

The calculator isn't enough? Let's talk

The calculators cover 80% of typical projects. If your case is unusual — migration from a custom system, integrations with 5+ APIs, industry compliance (healthcare, finance, GDPR Art. 9), multi-tenant SaaS — a 15-minute call settles it in every case.

Book a 15-minute call

What happens after you get in touch

Confirmation by email within a few minutes
Within 24 business hours, a specific person gets back to you (not an autoresponder, not a salesperson)
We propose a time for a 15-minute call, online or by phone
After the call: a written offer with a specific price (not a range) within 2-3 days. The decision is yours, zero pressure

3 CALCULATORS · CHOOSE YOUR PROJECT TYPE

What do you want to price?

Each calculator asks about different parameters (scale, features, integrations). Answering takes 2-3 minutes, and you get a result instantly, no registration required.

WEBSITE

Website cost calculator

Landing page · Corporate · Extended · Portal

Result: a price range ±15%, a detailed breakdown per feature, a CMS recommendation (Payload / WordPress / static).

Time: 2 minutes · Range: from CHF 1,750 to CHF 25,000

→ Calculate website cost

ONLINE STORE

Online store cost calculator

Small · Medium · Large · Marketplace

Result: a price range ±15%, a platform recommendation (WooCommerce / custom Next.js / Shopify), hosting and maintenance cost.

Time: 3 minutes · Range: from CHF 4,000 to CHF 60,000

→ Calculate store cost

WEB APPLICATION

Web application cost calculator

MVP · SaaS · Internal system · Platform

Result: a price range ±20%, a breakdown per module, a phased rollout schedule (MVP → extensions).

Time: 4 minutes · Range: from CHF 15,000 to CHF 150,000

→ Calculate application cost

↳ All calculators are based on real DV implementations from the last 3 years. Results are saved anonymously to refine the algorithm — we do not collect contact details.

Website vs. application — what do I need?

Typical quiz results:

"Industry portal" → most often: a web application (not a website)
"Booking platform" → an application, not a store
"Store with 5 products" → a corporate website + Stripe, not a store

Time: 2 minutes · No registration

↳ The quiz gives you a direction, not a final decision. For complex projects (a hybrid website + application, multi-tenant SaaS), it's better to book a 15-minute call.

5 FACTORS · WHAT DRIVES THE PRICE

What affects the cost of a website

Price depends on 5 factors — not on the number of pages. A simple landing page with contact details is a different story than a website built for PPC campaigns or lead generation.

01FEATURE SCOPE

Feature scope — not every feature pays for itself

It's better to have 3 well-built features than 10 unnecessary ones that slow the site down and complicate management.

02CONTENT AND MATERIALS

Content and materials — the hidden cost

03TECHNOLOGY

Technology — a balance between capability and cost

04LANGUAGES AND SEO

Language versions — in stages, not all at once

05SEO AND OPTIMISATION

Technical SEO — included as standard, not an add-on

Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), schema.org, sitemap.xml, Open Graph, structured H1-H6 headings — we implement these as standard for every site. This is not an upsell.

FAQ

The most common questions before a website quote

Questions we get from companies before starting a quote and after completing the calculator.

01ACCURACY
How long does it take to prepare a quote?

Usually 1 working day.
We send a pitchfork and a brief summary so you can make a decision without time pressure.

02COMMITMENTS
Can I start with a simpler version of the site?

Of course.
We often suggest taking off in the form ofMVP - that is, a basic version that can work after just a few weeks and then be developed step by step.

03CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
What if I don't have content or photos yet?

Not a problem.
We can help with copywriting, photo shoots or designing simple graphics - the important thing is to know what you want to communicate.

04CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
Is the valuation binding?

Don't.
Treat it as a starting point - something that will help you realistically budget and avoid surprises.

05MVP / IN STAGES
Can I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

Yes — and we often recommend it. A typical MVP scenario:

Stage 1 — Basic launch (8 wks, 60% of budget):

Core functionality
Most important integrations
Basic design

Stage 2 — Expansion (2-4 months after launch, 30% of budget):

Secondary features based on real data
Optimisation of bottlenecks (proven in production)
Additional integrations if genuinely needed

Stage 3 — Maintenance (10% of budget/year):

Updates, bug fixes, minor extensions

The calculator prices the full scope — in the call, we can break it down into stages matching your company's cash flow.

06CLARIFICATION
What if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?

Both scenarios happen, and both are worth a 15-minute call:

Price higher than you expected — usually means that:

You selected features you don't actually need (trim the scope)
The calculator doesn't know about your ready-made materials (a reduction)
The project looks more complex than it is in practice

Price lower than you expected — usually means that:

The calculator doesn't catch specific requirements (GDPR, industry)
You missed integrations that will genuinely be needed
An underestimate of scale (e.g. "10 products" vs actually 100+)

In both cases, the call gives you a realistic baseline in 15 minutes. If the price holds up — you move forward. If not — you know why and can rethink it.

↳ These are 5 pricing-specific questions. For the full FAQ on process, technology and contracts — /nasza-oferta/strony-internetowe/faq (25 questions)

HOW IT WORKS · FROM CALCULATOR TO CONTRACT4 steps

From calculator to the first stage of your project

The calculator is the first step, not the last. Below are the 4 stages from price range to project kickoff — transparent, with no hidden conditions and no "sales follow-ups".

CALCULATOR

> Price range + feature list + tech recommendation

CALL `

> Final scope + schedule + start date

OFFER AND CONTRACT

> Signed contract + advance invoice

PROJECT START

> Project underway — following the 5-stage process

01
CALCULATOR
You fill in the calculator (website / store / application). You get a ±15% price range, a breakdown per feature, and a technology recommendation. You can run several variants — the calculator doesn't save data, so there's no "limit on attempts".
> Price range + feature list + tech recommendation
02
CALL `
If the price range matches your expectations — we book a 15-minute call. We clarify the scope, check whether the calculator accounted for everything relevant to your project, and set a schedule. No slides, no company presentation.
> Final scope + schedule + start date
03
OFFER AND CONTRACT
We prepare a written offer with a final price (not a range, a specific amount), a scope of work broken down into stages, and a payment schedule (typically 30/40/30). A contract in plain English, without legal jargon — one you actually understand.
> Signed contract + advance invoice
04
PROJECT START
We launch the project: a strategy workshop (Stage 01 of the process), access to the project management platform (Linear or Notion), and a dedicated point of contact at DV (not a rotating account manager).
> Project underway — following the 5-stage process

Details of the 5-stage process — in the offer section

Let's talk

The calculator isn't enough? Let's talk

Book a 15-minute call

What happens after you get in touch

Confirmation by email within a few minutes
Within 24 business hours, a specific person gets back to you (not an autoresponder, not a salesperson)
We propose a time for a 15-minute call, online or by phone
After the call: a written offer with a specific price (not a range) within 2-3 days. The decision is yours, zero pressure

A quote in 2 minutes — no brief, no waiting

A quote in 2 minutes — no brief, no waiting

What do you want to price?

Website cost calculator

Landing page · Corporate · Extended · Portal

Online store cost calculator

Small · Medium · Large · Marketplace

Web application cost calculator

MVP · SaaS · Internal system · Platform

Website vs. application — what do I need?

What affects the cost of a website

Feature scope — not every feature pays for itself

Content and materials — the hidden cost

Technology — a balance between capability and cost

Language versions — in stages, not all at once

Technical SEO — included as standard, not an add-on

The most common questions before a website quote

01|ACCURACYHow long does it take to prepare a quote?

02|COMMITMENTSCan I start with a simpler version of the site?

03|CHOOSING A CALCULATORWhat if I don't have content or photos yet?

04|CHOOSING A CALCULATORIs the valuation binding?

05|MVP / IN STAGESCan I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

06|CLARIFICATIONWhat if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?

From calculator to the first stage of your project

Let's talk

What happens after you get in touch

What do you want to price?

Website cost calculator

Landing page · Corporate · Extended · Portal

Online store cost calculator

Small · Medium · Large · Marketplace

Web application cost calculator

MVP · SaaS · Internal system · Platform

Website vs. application — what do I need?

What affects the cost of a website

Feature scope — not every feature pays for itself

Content and materials — the hidden cost

Technology — a balance between capability and cost

Language versions — in stages, not all at once

Technical SEO — included as standard, not an add-on

The most common questions before a website quote

01|ACCURACYHow long does it take to prepare a quote?

02|COMMITMENTSCan I start with a simpler version of the site?

03|CHOOSING A CALCULATORWhat if I don't have content or photos yet?

04|CHOOSING A CALCULATORIs the valuation binding?

05|MVP / IN STAGESCan I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

06|CLARIFICATIONWhat if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?

From calculator to the first stage of your project

Let's talk

What happens after you get in touch

01ACCURACY
How long does it take to prepare a quote?

02COMMITMENTS
Can I start with a simpler version of the site?

03CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
What if I don't have content or photos yet?

04CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
Is the valuation binding?

05MVP / IN STAGES
Can I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

06CLARIFICATION
What if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?

01ACCURACY
How long does it take to prepare a quote?

02COMMITMENTS
Can I start with a simpler version of the site?

03CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
What if I don't have content or photos yet?

04CHOOSING A CALCULATOR
Is the valuation binding?

05MVP / IN STAGES
Can I start with a smaller scope and expand later?

06CLARIFICATION
What if the calculator shows a higher or lower price than I expected?