Website costs can be measured in a variety of ways, depending on its purpose. Institutional websites, for example, can be more expensive because they require a more robust structure, with multiple pages and content. A sales website, on the other hand, can be simpler, with its cost measured by design, development, and hosting.

Regardless of the type of website, you can calculate its cost based on the number of hours required to build it, the price of hosting, and the cost of the domain. It's also important to factor in content production costs, if applicable.

At Dezetoro, there's no pre-defined fee. When you contact a consultant, they'll ask you a few questions to understand your needs, common in website creation processes. For example, they might want to know if the website you want to create is institutional (presenting the company, services/products offered, etc.), a blog, an online store, or even a specific project.

The investment amount is parallel to the number of technical design and programming hours required to develop the website. These hours are related to the tools and number of pages in the project.

Therefore, the best way to get an accurate quote is to getting in touch with a consultant. Rest assured, this quote is free and without obligation.