Features
Scan a site to detect its features automatically, or tick them yourself below.
Add anything the scan missed
Some work can't be seen from outside (custom booking logic, admin dashboards, copywriting, logo design). Tick it here.
Website value calculator: common questions
ValueMyWebsite is a free UK website valuation tool. Unlike cost calculators that make you fill in a form, it scans your real website, finds what was built and prices it at 2026 UK freelancer rates.
How much is my website worth?
Paste your website address into ValueMyWebsite and we scan it for the features a developer built — pages, booking systems, online shop, payments, AI chatbots, apps and integrations — then price each one at current UK freelancer rates. You get a Low, Average and High figure for what it would cost to build today.
How much does a website cost in the UK in 2026?
Typical UK freelancer prices are around £300–£900 for a one-page site, £800–£3,000 for a 5-page brochure site, £2,000–£5,000 for a 10–15 page business website and £2,500–£10,000 for an online shop. Features like online booking, payments, AI chat or a linked mobile app add to the cost.
Did I pay too much for my website?
Scan your site, then compare what you paid with the Low, Average and High estimate. If you paid well above the High figure for the features we can see, ask your developer what extra work was included.
Is the website valuation free?
Yes. The scan and Low / Average / High estimate are free. An optional full scan adds 31 checks across SEO, speed, security, mobile and trust, with a prioritised fix list and the typical cost of each fix.
Planning a new website? What does the full scan give me?
Think of it as your website brief. It shows what your current site has, what it\'s missing, what\'s holding it back on Google and mobile, and what each fix or upgrade should cost — everything you or a web developer need to decide whether to improve your site or rebuild it, and to get accurate quotes without the guesswork.
How accurate is the estimate?
It is a guide based on published 2026 UK market prices. We detect what's visible in a website's code; behind-the-scenes work such as custom admin systems can't be seen, so you can add it by hand. It values the build work, not the business's traffic or revenue.
What does the scan check?
The platform (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and more), page count, booking tools, online shop and payments, AI and live chat, mobile apps, CRM and email marketing, SEO, analytics, cookie consent, and the hosting and running costs.
Full price guide
Every item SiteWorth prices, at UK freelancer rates (ex-VAT, 2026).
How the scan works
SiteWorth downloads the home page, up to 12 important inner pages (booking, shop, contact, account, app, menu…) and the sitemap. It looks for the fingerprints that tools leave in a site's code: a Calendly or Fresha booking widget, Stripe or PayPal checkout, a Shopify or WooCommerce store, an Intercom or Chatbase chat, App Store links, Mailchimp forms, cookie banners and 150+ others. Each detection shows the evidence it found.
How the price works
Base price for the type of site × design level, plus extra pages, plus each feature's freelancer price range. Low adds up the bottom of every range, High the top, and Average sits a little under the middle, because published top-end prices skew high. If the site type already includes a feature (a shop includes its checkout), it isn't counted twice.
What it can't see
Behind-the-scenes work (admin tools, custom logic, integrations with private systems) and sites that load everything with JavaScript may be under-detected — add those by hand. This values the build work, not the business's traffic or revenue.
Pricing sources (2026)
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- Softomate — Business website cost UK
- Elfsight — Website cost calculator
- ProjectCostEstimator — AI chatbot cost
- Denser — AI chatbot pricing
- Softomate — PWA vs native app UK
- Arch — App development cost UK
- Hostinger — Hosting costs 2026
- Just Digital Gurus — Maintenance cost UK