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Three pricing calculators.
One file each. No dependencies.

Standalone HTML you can drop on any static host. No build step, no npm, no framework, no analytics — and nothing you pick or type is sent anywhere.

MIT zero dependencies ~24 KB per file no tracking readable maths

Website cost calculator

Project type, eight feature toggles, optional app build and care plan in. Fixed price in USD and USDT, delivery window, and the typical market range so you can check a quote you already have.

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Telegram bot cost calculator

Six bot types, eight features and four message-volume tiers. Output is the build price plus a realistic monthly hosting estimate — the number people always underestimate.

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AI automation cost calculator

Five workflow types, eight integration toggles and three volume tiers. Output is the fixed build price in USD and USDT, the market range, and the model cost you will pay after launch.

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The website cost calculator showing its own fixed price beside the freelance and small-agency market range

Use it on your own site

Easiest option is an iframe:

<iframe
  src="https://fyosamu.github.io/tools/website-cost-calculator/"
  style="width:100%;min-height:820px;border:0"
  loading="lazy"
  title="Website cost calculator"></iframe>

Or copy the <style>, markup and bottom <script> straight into your page — the whole calculation is one IIFE using plain selectors like #type and #price.

Change the prices

Why they were built

Most agency sites hide pricing behind a contact form, because the usual playbook is quote high, negotiate down, hope nobody compares you. This studio publishes every price and built the calculator so you can get a number without talking to anyone. The market ranges are indicative — they exist so you can check a quote, not as a promise from anyone.