Already got a quote? Let me take a look.
Send me a written quote you've received for a website, app or software project. I'll go through what it includes and tell you honestly whether I can match or beat it for the same work.
Send your quote for comparisonA like-for-like review.
A price only means something next to what it covers. Pages, features, integrations, content, testing, timing and support all change the cost.
I'll read the quote, list what it includes and what it leaves out, and compare that with how I would scope the same work. Then I'll tell you plainly whether I can do it for the same price or less. If I can't, or if the quotes aren't really comparable, I'll explain why so you can still make a better decision.
Sending the quote itself. The Project Builder doesn't take file uploads. Email the PDF or a screenshot of the quote to [email protected] with the subject “Quote comparison — your business name”.
You can still use the Project Builder to explain what you need, and mention there that you've emailed the quote.
How the comparison works
- Tell me what the project needs to do.
- Share the written quote and the scope it covers.
- I'll review what is genuinely comparable.
- If I can match or beat it, you'll get a written quote with clear terms.
What this is, and what it isn't.
This is a review, not an automatic price guarantee. Every comparison is assessed on its own details.
- The quote needs to be written, itemised enough to understand, from a genuine business and still current.
- It needs to cover substantially the same work: the same pages, features, integrations, content and support.
- I compare my own design and development work only. Third-party costs such as hosting, domains, software subscriptions, payment fees and advertising spend are kept separate.
- I won't cut corners to hit a number. If matching a price would mean skipping testing, security or support that the project needs, I'll tell you rather than quote it.
- Any offer I make is in my own written quote. Nothing is agreed until you accept that quote.
- Sending a quote for comparison doesn't commit you to anything, and I only use what you send to prepare the comparison.