3D Website Quote — How to Get One
Getting a 3D website quote: send a brief, get a written quote in 3-5 days, fixed-price contract.
Getting a 3D website quote: (1) Send a brief via contact page or email — what you're building, when, ballpark budget. (2) Reply within 24 hours with whether it's a fit. (3) Written back-and-forth over e-mail to clarify scope — no call needed. (4) Written quote with deliverables, milestones, fixed price — sent within 3-5 days. (5) Sign contract, payment terms set out in the offer, work starts within 1-2 weeks. (6) Written progress updates during build. (7) Delivery, final payment per the agreed terms, 30-day post-launch support included.
How I differ from US studios
A US or UK design studio with comparable skill ships similar quality at a multiple of my quote for the same scope. The difference isn't quality — it's cost-of-living arbitrage. You also get direct access to the developer building your site, no agency layer slowing decisions.
Payment terms
Scope and terms are fixed in a written offer before any payment — you know exactly what's in scope and when it ships. Communication stays in writing, and the full source is handed over at delivery.
Inclusions and exclusions
Included: design + development + assets + first-year hosting + minor revisions + post-launch support for 30 days. Not included: stock photography (rare, but if needed I source separately), custom 3D modeling beyond what's typical for the scope, content writing (I refine your draft, but you provide the source content), and ongoing monthly maintenance after the first year.
What you actually get
The deliverable for 3D Website Quote — How to Get One includes: a working production site with the agreed scope, full source code handed over, asset pipeline documented, og images, schema.org markup, sitemap entry and basic SEO setup. The quote is fixed — I quote once, deliver, invoice on delivery. No hidden costs.
Frequently asked questions
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Ready to ship a 3D experience?
Tell me what you need — clear written scope, no surprises.