Tools
Two tools, no email required
Both run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is saved, sent anywhere, or seen by us.
What a website costs, and when it pays for itself
Put in what one job is worth to you and how far ahead you want to look. It works out what the site costs over that period — the build and the monthly plan together — and how many months of a little extra work would cover it. Open the calculator.
Is the site you have doing its job?
Five questions about the site you have now — speed, whether you can edit it, whether anyone finds it, whether a customer can reach you in one tap. It scores what you answer and says whether it is worth replacing. Take the five-question check.
Why they do not ask for your email
Because a tool that holds its answer hostage is an advertisement wearing a calculator's clothes. These run in the page, print their result whether or not any script loads, and store nothing. If you want to talk afterwards, the contact page is right there.
If a number in either of them looks wrong for your trade, tell us — the assumptions are all on screen and all changeable.