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03 / WEBSITE PLANNING TOOL / MOHSIN BUILDS

Website Cost Calculator.
Turn an unclear brief into a practical estimate.

A free browser-based calculator that guides business owners through project requirements and produces an indicative website budget range — not a binding quote.

Founder-built browser application · Published product · No claimed performance metrics

MOHSIN BUILDS / PRODUCT PREVIEWLIVE TOOL
Website Cost Calculator real product interface
Website Cost Calculator — existing portfolio product imagery
01 / THE PROBLEM

The reason behind the build.

Businesses often ask 'How much will my website cost?' before they've decided how many pages they need or whether they want bookings, payments or online sales. I wanted to make that initial conversation clearer for the business owner and for the developer.

Product objective

Built to make website scoping and early client conversations more understandable.

The solution

A free browser-based calculator that guides business owners through project requirements and produces an indicative website budget range — not a binding quote.

Designed to be easy to explore, useful before making a decision, and honest about what the outputs do and do not mean.

02 / PRODUCT EXPERIENCE

Designed around real decisions.

Each capability supports the task the user came to complete, rather than adding features just to make the interface look busy.

01

Guided requirements

Step through business type, website scope, page count and visual design needs.

02

Feature selection

Consider e-commerce, bookings, integrations and other development requirements.

03

Budget range

Receive an indicative estimate range based on the options selected.

04

Progressive UX

A multi-step, responsive interface keeps planning approachable instead of overwhelming users.

05

Pricing education

Understand how design complexity, content, SEO and integrations can influence cost.

06

Inquiry handoff

Take the estimate into a conversation with Mohsin Builds about the real project scope.

03 / PRODUCT THINKING

From a question to a guided workflow.

Design and implementation were driven by a straightforward progression.

01 / STEP

Define

Start with the common questions businesses ask before ordering a website.

02 / STEP

Structure

Break requirements into understandable choices rather than technical jargon.

03 / STEP

Calculate

Turn selected requirements into a dynamic indicative budget range.

04 / STEP

Explain

Explain why a detailed discovery call is still needed before a formal quotation.

04 / INTERFACE DETAILS

The product in action.

Real preview assets from the Mohsin Builds project library. Try the working product to explore its inputs and outputs.

Website Cost Calculator existing product preview 1
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Website Cost Calculator existing product preview 2
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05 / ENGINEERING

Simple technology. Useful functionality.

Built as a responsive front-end product that runs in the browser without requiring a backend. The calculations rely on the values provided by the user.

Technology

A lightweight, deployable product

The interface and calculations use standard web technologies; the experience is published using GitHub Pages.

HTML5CSS3Vanilla JavaScriptResponsive Web DesignGitHub Pages
Honest limitations

Useful guidance, not a guarantee

The calculator is a planning guide, not a fixed Mohsin Builds quotation. Actual pricing depends on confirmed scope, integrations, content, technical constraints and delivery expectations. No conversion, lead volume or revenue metrics are claimed.

06 / TAKEAWAY

What this product demonstrates.

A useful lead-generation experience starts by giving the visitor clarity, not by asking for contact information before helping them.

It reflects my approach to problem discovery, interaction design, front-end engineering and practical digital product delivery.

MOHSIN BUILDS / PRODUCT CASE STUDY

Explore the tool or discuss a project.

The product is available to try. If you're exploring something similar, let's talk about the actual problem.