How to Evaluate Custom Website Design Cost

To evaluate custom website design cost, start by defining the project scope: what kind of site you need, what features are required, and what business role the site must play. In GH Company, a corporate website starts from 220 to 450 million tomans, a custom e-commerce site from 320 to 650 million tomans, and a custom system or app from 260 to 950 million tomans. The final number depends on the project details, so understanding those details is the key to a realistic budget.

First, identify the project type

Cost has little meaning until the project type is clear. A simple corporate site, an e-commerce platform, and a custom system are not comparable because their structure, UI/UX depth, admin panel needs, and integrations differ. Start by deciding what the website must do for your business. That single step makes later budget estimates much more accurate.

• Corporate sites are for company presentation and lead generation.
• Custom stores are built for online sales and product management.
• Custom systems and apps serve workflow and automation needs.
• Landing pages and service sites should be estimated separately.

What makes the price go up or down?

The biggest mistake is judging cost only by appearance. Real price depends on page count, custom features, integrations, content complexity, and the amount of design and development work required. The more specific your business logic is, the more analysis and custom implementation the project needs. Even a small change in checkout flow or admin logic can affect the final quote.

• Number of pages and content depth.
• Custom features and special workflows.
• Multilingual structure.
• Connections to sales, analytics, or external systems.
• UI/UX depth and design detail.
• Admin panel complexity.

Questions to ask before you order

If you answer a few key questions in advance, the consultation and quote become much clearer. You do not need technical language; you only need to describe the real business need. That clarity helps the team estimate scope correctly and avoid hidden costs later. Good budgeting starts with good requirements.

1. Is the site for presentation, sales, or operations?
2. How many user types and access levels are needed?
3. Do you need a simple admin panel or a more advanced system?
4. Should the site connect to CRM, analytics, or other tools?
5. Will you provide content, images, and video, or will they need to be produced?
6. Is the site expected to grow with new features later?

How we estimate projects at GH Company

We start with a consultation to define the need, goals, and scope, then issue a quote based on that. Planning, design, project management, digital product development, and quality control are handled in-house. For projects that need a website, app, branding, or digital marketing together, everything can move under one plan and one project manager. That makes the estimate more practical and the execution more coherent.