Pricing for a website, software or application

WeKode has no single price grid: the quote follows the real project scope.

The budget for a website, management software or an application depends on the number of pages, features (quotes, customer area, e-commerce, POS) and content to produce. WeKode prepares a quote after discussing your real needs, without a single price list.

Why WeKode does not publish a single price

A brochure site, a shop and an ERP do not share the same scope. Publishing one amount would be misleading. WeKode quotes after scoping, as already stated on the service pages: software cost also depends on modules, integrations and the number of users.

What changes the budget

  • Number of pages, languages and content to write or reuse.
  • Features: form, customer area, e-commerce, invoicing, stock, POS.
  • Integrations with existing tools (accounting, website, point of sale).
  • Number of users and the need for training or maintenance.

How a WeKode quote works

We start from a discussion of the need, then a first useful scope rather than an all-in-one tool. A well-scoped brochure site is usually counted in weeks; e-commerce or a business application in several months. To get a quote, describe your project on the contact page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost?

The budget depends on the number of pages, features (quotes, customer area, e-commerce) and content production. WeKode prepares a quote after discussing real needs.

How much does custom management software cost?

Cost depends on modules, integrations and users. A useful first scope is often more realistic than a full ERP on day one. We quote after a scoping workshop.

How long does it take to launch a website?

A well-scoped brochure site is usually a matter of weeks. E-commerce or business platforms take longer. The calendar depends mainly on content and approvals.