Know your number before the first call.
The Project Cost Estimator is a free NexusWave tool that turns a few questions about your project into an honest starting range, mapped to NexusWave’s published pricing — the same anchors a proposal would start from. No email is needed for the estimate; prices are in USD (CAD in Canada).
The estimate is an honest anchor. Share your scope and I’ll send an itemized proposal — the real number — within one business day.
- Itemized, line-by-line
- No sales call to see a price
- Delivered in one business day
- Website · 6–10 pages — base from our published $3,000 starting price
- Two languages (EN + FA) — bilingual content and RTL layout & testing
- Booking integration — real systems engineering, not configuration
- Content partially ready — some copywriting and imagery in scope
Straight answers
No — it’s an honest anchor based on our published starting prices. The binding number is the itemized written proposal, delivered within one business day of a scoping call.
Pricing reflects what’s included: engineering-grade builds, performance and GEO structure by default, and no plugin-stack shortcuts. Compare scope line-by-line, not totals — that’s exactly what our itemized proposals are for.
Sometimes — by cutting scope honestly rather than quality quietly. Our minimum engagement is $1,000, and we’ll tell you plainly if a budget and a goal don’t fit.
USD for international clients, CAD within Canada — same figures, per our pricing policy.
Most agencies treat pricing like a secret you earn through discovery calls. We publish ours — for a practical reason: it saves both sides the most expensive conversation in the industry, the one where an hour of mutual enthusiasm ends at a number one side never had. You qualify us in two minutes instead; the call, when it happens, starts at “how,” not “how much.”
Scope breadth — pages, features, platforms — sets the base. Integrations move it more than people expect: connecting real systems (payments, bookings, CRMs) is engineering, not configuration. Languages multiply content and testing work, especially with right-to-left layouts. And content readiness is the silent variable: “we have all copy and images ready” and “we need everything written” are different projects.
Because an honest fixed price requires a scope conversation, and anyone quoting your project to the dollar from a web form is guessing — either padding heavily or planning change orders. The range is the truthful resolution a calculator can offer; the itemized proposal (free, within one business day of scoping) is where it becomes a number you can hold us to.
No. The estimator runs entirely in your browser — nothing you select is submitted or saved. Adjust any answer and the range updates live.