Will your website
pay for itself?
A good website isn't a cost. It's an asset that should return more than it takes. Enter a few numbers and see how fast it breaks even and what it earns in year one.
These figures are planning estimates, not a quote. Every project is different. The numbers use Stonekept's published pricing as a baseline; for an exact price, tell us what you need and we'll send back a fixed proposal.
Good to
know.
How do I know if a new website is worth it?
Work backward from value. If you know roughly what one new customer is worth and how many extra the site could bring in each month, you can see how quickly it pays for itself and what it returns after that. This calculator does that math from your own numbers. No industry averages assumed.
What counts as one 'new customer' from the site?
Whatever a converted visitor is worth to you on average: a booked job, a completed order, a signed client, a reservation. Use your average value per customer, and be conservative on how many extra per month you expect; a site that pays off on cautious numbers is a safe bet.
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a real plan.
Tell us what you're building and we'll send a straight, fixed proposal. No pressure, no sales fog.