To get a web development quote from Kwebby, answer five quick questions about your project and confirm your email. The team replies in your client portal, usually within one business day, with a fixed price, milestone previews and a payment schedule. The same form covers websites, web apps, mobile apps and desktop apps.
Key Takeaways
- The quote form has six steps (You, Purpose, Services, Budget, Details and Verify) and takes about 2 minutes.
- Kwebby replies in your client portal, usually within one business day.
- You get a fixed price, milestone previews and a client portal to follow every step.
- Payment is split 10% to start, 40% at the midpoint and 50% on delivery.
- You own 100% of the code.
- Prefer to talk first? Add your preferred call times in the details box and the team sends a calendar invite with your quote.
How the Kwebby Quote Process Works
Kwebby turns a short brief into a fixed quote in three steps.
- Send your brief. Answer five quick questions and confirm your email. The form asks for your name, work email, website and company, then moves through your purpose, the services you need, your budget and project details.
- Get a fixed quote. The team replies in your client portal, usually within one business day.
- Approve and track. Approve the proposal, pay 10% to start and follow every milestone live.
Kwebby's team has 1,200+ projects delivered across websites, web apps, mobile apps and desktop apps. If you want to see starting prices before you fill in the form, the pricing page lists them.
What a Fixed Quote Is, and How It Differs From an Estimate
A quote is a set price for a defined scope of work. An estimate is a range for a project with variable or uncertain parts. Dev4Side's guide to software quotes draws the same line. A fixed quote only works when the scope is clear, which is why Kwebby asks for a brief first.
For you, the difference is predictability. A fixed price lets you plan your budget, and milestone previews let you check progress before most of the money moves.
What to Prepare Before You Fill In the Form
A clear brief gets a clear price. Developers need about a paragraph, not a specification. Axon Build's guide says a good brief covers what the product is and who uses it, the one job you want done, what is out of scope, what it runs on, what has been tried and what access you can give. Adapt that list to your project.
- Your goal. Say what the website or app should achieve, such as more calls, online bookings or a customer portal.
- Pages or screens. List what you need, even roughly.
- Connections. Name the tools it must work with, such as a CRM, booking software or payment provider.
- Examples. Share two or three sites or apps you like and say what you like about each.
- Boundaries. Note anything you do not want included, so the price does not quietly grow.
- Timing. Mention any real deadline, such as a launch event or season.
What a Good Quote Should Contain
Compare scope before you compare price. Shift8's guide to comparing web development quotes lists vague deliverables, missing testing details, unclear ownership and unusually low prices with no explanation as red flags. Use this checklist on any quote, Kwebby's included.
- Scope. Named pages, features and integrations, not a phrase like "modern website".
- Price. One fixed number, with anything billed separately listed.
- Payment terms. When each payment is due. Kwebby's schedule is 10% to start, 40% at the midpoint and 50% on delivery.
- Milestones and timeline. Dates or stages you can check.
- Exclusions. What the price does not cover.
- Ownership. Who owns the code at the end. Kwebby states that you own 100% of it.
Which Service Should You Ask About?
Pick the service closest to your project. You can change course on the call.
- A new business site or landing page: web development.
- An existing site that needs a fresh design: website redesign.
- Logins, dashboards or a customer portal: web app development.
- An iOS or Android product: app development.
- A first version to test with real users: MVP development.
- Software for Windows, macOS or Linux: desktop apps.
Not sure which fits? Browse all Kwebby services, or describe your problem in the form and let the team recommend one.
Prefer a Call?
You can talk to the team during US hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM ET. Add your preferred call times in the details box of the form. The team sends a calendar invite with your quote. If you have a question before you start, use the contact page, and read about Kwebby to see who you will work with.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I get a web development quote from Kwebby?
Fill in the quote form at the top of this page. It takes about 2 minutes: you answer five quick questions and confirm your email. The team then replies in your client portal with a fixed quote.
How long does it take to receive my quote?
The team usually replies within one business day. The reply arrives in your client portal, so keep an eye on the email you confirm.
Is the price really fixed?
Yes. You get a fixed price, milestones you preview and approve, and a payment schedule of 10% to start, 40% at the midpoint and 50% on delivery. The proposal lists each amount before you approve it.
Can I talk to someone instead of only filling in a form?
Yes. Kwebby takes calls during US hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM ET. Add your preferred times in the details box, and the team sends a calendar invite with your quote.
What should I include in my brief?
Include your goal, the pages or screens you need, the tools the project must connect to and two or three examples you like. A short, specific brief gets a more accurate quote than a long, vague one.
Final Thoughts
A good quote tells you what you get, what it costs, when you pay and who owns the result. Kwebby's form collects the details it needs in about 2 minutes, and its reply arrives in your client portal, usually within one business day. Check the pricing page to see starting prices, write a short brief and send the form above.