Website ROI calculator
How much business could your website bring in?
Start with what a job is worth to you. Move a few sliders and see the work a good website could bring in each month and each year, and when it pays for itself.
Work it out for your business
Start with what a typical job is worth to you, then move the sliders to match a normal month.
$63,000of work your website could bring in a year
At $5,000 a job, that is about $5,250 of work a month.
Every month
- 150Visitors
- 3.0Enquiries
- 1.1Jobs won
- $5,250Work
Pays for itself in the first month
Website cost $3,000Paid forStill paying it off
Example figures to show how the sum works, not a promise. Results depend on your trade, your area and the website.
Three ways a website moves these numbers
More visitors
A page for each service and area you cover, and a Google Business Profile that links to your site, so locals find you when they search.
More enquiries
Tap to call and a short quote form on every page, sized for phones, so people get in touch while they are keen.
More jobs won
Real photos of your work, Google reviews and clear details, so people trust you before the first call.
Common questions
Are these real figures?
No. The sliders start with example numbers to show how the sum works. In a free session we look at your business and work out an estimate together.
Where do I find my website visitor numbers?
Google Analytics or Google Search Console shows how many people visit your site each month. If you do not have a website yet, start the visitors slider low.
What does the website cost slider mean?
Put in the price you have been quoted for a website. The chart shows the month when the work it brings in adds up to more than that price.
Does this work for my trade?
Yes. The sum is the same for any business that takes enquiries: builders, electricians, plumbers, cabinet makers, cafés, clinics and more. Change the job value to suit your work.
See what you could hand over
Book a free session. We look at how your work really happens and leave you with a written plan and an hours estimate, yours to keep.