How much there is to build.
Five pages or fifty. One form or a booking system with payments. Bigger job, bigger number — nothing more complicated than that.
DAX Labs — how quoting works
Start with a sentence.
We’ll turn it into
a masterpiece.
Tell us what the business needs, in your own words. Messy is fine. You’ll get a straight answer back, not a sales pitch.
Four stepsHow you get
How you get
a price.
No forms to fight, no sales call needed. Most quotes come back within a day.
Tell us the job
Write it in your own words — what you want, roughly when, and anything you already have. Half a sentence is fine to start.
A few questions
We ask only what actually changes the price. A short chat or a couple of emails, whichever you prefer.
One written price
You get a plain list of exactly what you are getting and a single number for it. Nothing hidden, no hourly meter running.
Say yes, we start
Half up front, half when it is done. That price does not move unless you ask for something new.
What changes the priceWhy yours will differ
Why yours will differ
from someone else's.
Two businesses asking for "a website" can need very different amounts of work. These are the things that move the number.
What you already have.
Text, photos, a logo, a working site to improve — all of it saves time. Starting from a blank page takes longer.
How fast, and what happens after.
A hard deadline costs more than a relaxed one. Some clients also keep us on monthly for changes and upkeep; most do not need to.
Common questions
Before money moves.
Why is there no price list?
Because we would only be making it up. Every client wants something a little different, so we price the actual job in front of us instead of selling a package that half fits.
Is the quote fixed, or can it grow later?
Fixed. You agree one number for an agreed list of work. If you later want something that was not on that list, we agree the extra in writing first — there are no surprise invoices.
How do payments work?
Usually half to begin and half once the agreed work is finished. Bigger builds can be split into written milestones instead. Ongoing monthly work is billed in advance.
What counts as a revision?
Getting the agreed thing right is part of the build, not an extra. A brand-new page, feature or workflow that was never in the scope is a separate small quote.
Can I start small?
Yes, and it is often the smart move. Build the smallest useful version, see it working, then decide whether to go further.
Do I own what you build?
Completely. Code, files, accounts and passwords are handed over to you. You are never locked into us to keep it running.
Free, no obligationTell us the job.
Tell us the job.
Get one number.
Send what you are trying to do, when you need it, and what you already have. You get a straight answer on whether we are the right fit and what it costs.