This determines the type of website you need based on your business goals.

• 1 Page – A single-page website where all content (about, services, contact, etc.) is on one scrolling page. Best for portfolios, personal sites, or landing pages.
• Brochure – A simple multi-page website that presents your business information (Home, About, Services, Contact, etc.). Ideal for small businesses and professionals.
• Business – A more advanced website with detailed sections, service pages, and possible integrations like booking systems. Suited for growing businesses.
• Ecom – An e-commerce website that allows you to sell products/services online with features like product pages, a cart, and payment integration.
  
  

👉 Which one should I choose?
If you’re just showcasing your business, go for Brochure or Business. If you’re selling online, Ecom is the way to go.

This defines how your website will be built based on your priorities.

• Basic – A simple, functional website with minimal design customisation. Great if you just need an online presence.
• UX (User Experience) – Focuses on making the website easy to navigate and user-friendly. Ideal if you want visitors to stay engaged.
• Conversion – Designed to turn visitors into customers through strategic layouts, call-to-action buttons, and persuasive design.
• Combined – A mix of UX and Conversion, ensuring a smooth experience while optimising for sales or leads.

👉 Which one should I choose?
If you just need an online presence, Basic is fine. If you want to increase engagement or sales, go for UX, Conversion, or Combined.

This determines how many languages your website will support.

• 1 Lang – Your website will be in one language (e.g., English or French).
• 2 Lang – Your website will have two language options (e.g., English & French).
• 3 Lang – Your website will support three languages (e.g., English, French & Creole).

👉 Which one should I choose?
If your audience is mainly local, 1 Lang may be enough. If you serve different linguistic groups, go for 2 Lang or 3 Lang.

The number of pages defines the size of your website.

• 1-5 Pages – Best for small businesses or portfolios. Example: Home, About, Services, Contact.
• 6-15 Pages – Ideal for businesses with multiple services or sections. Example: Each service has its own page.
• 16+ Pages – For businesses needing detailed content, product catalogs, or blog sections.

👉 How many pages do I need?
List down the sections you want (Home, About, Services, etc.), and that will give you a rough idea.

This classifies your business based on revenue (Mauritian standards) to tailor pricing.

• Startup – A newly launched business (under 3 years old) with revenue up to MUR 1M annually.
• Micro – Small businesses with MUR 1M – 2M annual revenue.
• Small – Businesses making MUR 2M – 10M annually.
• Medium – Companies generating MUR 10M – 50M annually.
• Large – Established businesses earning MUR 50M+ annually.

👉 Which one should I choose?
Pick the category that best matches your revenue or business size.

This reflects how good our working relationship is and how smoothly we can collaborate on feedback and creativity. The easier it is to work together, the bigger the discount!

• 0% – If we’re likely to have a lot of back-and-forth, frequent revisions, and challenges in communication.
• 5% – If we work well together but still need multiple revision rounds and detailed explanations.
• 10% – If you provide clear direction, trust the process, and collaborate smoothly with minimal revisions.
• 15% – If we share a strong creative understanding, you give constructive feedback efficiently, and revisions are minimal.
• 20% – If we have an effortless working relationship, trust is high, and the process flows seamlessly with full creative freedom.

👉 Which one should I choose?
Be honest! The better we vibe and collaborate, the more value you get. 🚀

This tool is designed to give you a general pricing guide based on common project requirements. However, the final quote or proposal will be based on your actual needs, required functionalities, and project complexity.

💡 Why?

• Every website is unique, and factors like custom features, integrations, and branding needs can affect pricing.
• This estimator focuses on core pricing, but final costs may vary after discussing your vision in detail.

👉 Next Step:
Use this estimator to get an idea of costs, then let’s chat to fine-tune the details and build a website that fits your exact needs. 🚀