Free tools · no email required
Free website tools
Eight instruments we built for our own quoting and audit work and then published. Each one returns its answer on the page, before it asks you for anything, because a number held back until you hand over an email address is a sales form wearing a calculator.
What each one does
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Shopify cost calculator
Answer five questions about the store you want and this puts your build in one of our four fixed CAD brackets — the same brackets we quote from on a call. -
Website ROI calculator
Put in your own traffic, your own conversion rate and your own average job value. This works out how long one of our four CAD brackets takes to pay back — using your numbers, not ours. -
India website cost calculator
Answer five questions about the site you need and this puts it in one of our four fixed rupee brackets, from our published India price list. No call, no email. -
Website quote checker
Answer fourteen questions from the quote you are holding. You get where the price sits against our published price list, the terms that put you at risk, and five questions to ask before you pay. No email needed. -
Who owns my website?
Type your domain and this reads the free public records: who registered it, when it renews, who runs the email and the hosting. Then it tells you, in plain words, what you control, what you might not, and how to take it back. -
Estimate maker, a sheet per trade
Fill in a roofing, plumbing, landscaping, cleaning or any contractor estimate on the page, then print it or save it as a PDF. Nothing you type leaves your browser. -
Free nine-point website audit
Put in any web address and get the nine checks we run before quoting a project, with every reading printed rather than reduced to a score. -
AI visibility check
We ask an answer engine the five questions your customers type, and show you whether it names your business, who it names instead, and why.
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Why does none of them ask for an email?
Every one of these answers before it asks for anything, and none of them keeps what you type. We would rather be the page that told you the number for free than the page that held it back, because a reader who can check our figure against somebody else's is a reader who can tell we did not invent it.
They are also the instruments we actually use. The audit runs the same nine checks we run before quoting any project, and the calculators read their brackets straight out of the file that renders the price list, so a price we change there changes here on the same deploy.