Website cost calculator (Sri Lanka)

Editorial review: 28 August 2026 · By: Alston Antony

Quick answer

Answer a few short questions and get an itemised LKR range for building and running your website in Sri Lanka. The result is split into three layers: one-off build, fixed annual cost, and (if you sell online) variable payment-processing cost at your expected sales volume. Every calculation input is disclosed under how this is calculated. The output is a planning range, not a fixed quote.

Website cost calculator

1. What type of website?
2. Platform
3. Unique page layouts (design effort)
4. Number of content pages (content-entry effort)
5. Who provides copy and photos?
6. Languages
6a. Who provides translations?
7. Product catalogue setup
8. Expected monthly online sales (used for variable fee estimate)
9. Hosting plan (WordPress path)
10. Domain
11. Who is building it?
12. Ongoing maintenance

How this estimate is calculated

The calculator uses a normalized baseline plus transparent additive adjustments - not a compounding multiplier that hides where the number came from. The baseline is a 5-page WordPress business site, 1-3 reusable layouts, English only, client-supplied copy and photos, no ecommerce, delivered by a Sri Lankan freelancer. Every question above adds a range on top of that baseline.

Fact-store constants used by the calculator (all pulled from the site's central fact store and updated in place when providers change pricing):

Build ranges (baseline, layouts, pages, content ownership, languages, ecommerce, catalogue, delivery model, maintenance) are indicative planning ranges compiled from public Sri Lankan pricing pages, published rate cards and project quotations reviewed with client permission - not a verified statistical benchmark. Individual quotations vary widely; use itemised written quotations against the exact scope before committing.

Assumptions the calculator uses (explicit)

What the calculator won't do

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