Website scope
Page types, custom sections, copy/content work, CMS and responsive design depth.
Wemaxa's older public pages contain conflicting fixed prices, so this rebuild does not pretend one number fits every website. Projects are scoped from pages, design depth, content, integrations, application logic and operational requirements.
Page types, custom sections, copy/content work, CMS and responsive design depth.
User roles, data, authentication, dashboards, APIs, workflows and migrations.
Hosting, CI/CD, monitoring, maintenance, support response and documentation.
This page is explicit about decisions, boundaries and deliverables so a visitor can understand the work before starting a sales conversation.
Page count matters less than page type. Ten pages built from one repeated template are different from ten strongly art-directed pages. Custom illustration, animation, multilingual content, complex navigation, large migrations, custom CMS behavior and ecommerce all add distinct work.
Content readiness matters too. A project with final copy and media moves differently than a build that includes content restructuring, copy editing, image sourcing or large-scale migration.
Applications become more complex with user roles, permissions, data relationships, background jobs, APIs, dashboards, imports, realtime features and migration. AI features add model usage, context pipelines, evaluation and operational cost. Integrations can be simple or difficult depending on the quality of the external API and the failure states that must be handled.
Enterprise scope can also include discovery, security review, infrastructure, monitoring, documentation and stakeholder coordination.
The most useful first message includes the current URL if one exists, the desired outcome, approximate page types or workflows, required integrations, target launch period and budget range. A budget range is not a trap. It helps determine whether the appropriate recommendation is a focused website, a larger custom build or a phased roadmap.
The configurator on this page does not calculate a price. It demonstrates which dimensions tend to increase project complexity and whether a deeper discovery conversation is likely to be useful.
This is deliberately not a price calculator. It shows how design depth, application logic, integrations and operational requirements combine into project scope.
The result is a routing suggestion only. A real quote still depends on the brief, existing system, content and launch requirements.
Send actual briefThese are the practical dimensions that change design, architecture, effort and continuing operation for this service.
Exact deliverables depend on scope, but these are concrete categories of work rather than vague transformation language.
Page types, content and art direction
Roles, data and workflows
Payments, CRM, APIs and AI
Deployment, monitoring and support expectations
Short answers to the issues that normally affect scope, architecture or handoff.
Because one number can be misleading when the work ranges from a focused company site to a custom application with integrations. Wemaxa's older public pages also contain conflicting prices, so this rebuild uses scope-based quoting instead of pretending those numbers are consistent.
The project is still scoped from the work, but the range helps determine what recommendation is commercially realistic. It can reveal whether the right answer is a focused first release, a larger custom build or a phased roadmap.
Usually yes because discovery, integration, migration, infrastructure and operational documentation may need to be scoped before the implementation is fully known. Enterprise work is not treated as a fixed website package.
Use the project brief or contact the studio directly.