Website quotes · Scope normaliser
Two Swiss quotes for the same brief can differ by a factor of ten and both be entirely legitimate, because the underlying scope was never actually the same. Put both quotes onto one shared scope sheet, put both CHF figures onto the same VAT basis, and only then compare the numbers.
Enter the headline number from each quote and say whether it is stated net or gross of Swiss VAT. Nothing here is saved or sent.
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For each quote, mark what it actually states. A quote that cannot answer a question is not disqualified — it just has a gap to resolve before the two can be compared. (Question 13, VAT, is set above.)
Once both quotes describe the same thing, the CHF figures finally mean something.
Naming the exact missing categories, rather than a vague "can you clarify," tends to produce a specific, usable answer within a day. This draft is built from your own entries above.
Weissmann publishes its three-tier scope openly, so you can hold any other quote's stated scope against a fixed, checkable example rather than a private number that only arrives after a sales call. Not a market average — one Swiss provider's real, published figures.
Up to 5 core pages, 1 language, technical SEO & GEO foundation, GA4 + Search Console, 2 defined revision rounds. Copywriting, extra languages and paid third-party tools excluded.
Roughly 10–20 pages, built to support multiple languages, 3 revision rounds.
Large multilingual architectures, e-commerce or system integrations; final price by scope.
Orientation, not a quote and not advice. This tool restates the article's scope-normalisation method so you can compare quotes you already hold; it does not price your project or judge any provider. The figures you enter are your own — nothing is stored, sent or shared, and all calculation happens in your browser. There is no single verified figure for a Swiss business website; the CHF 1'650 and CHF 17'400 quotes and the two illustrative quotes in the article are constructed illustrations, not real proposals. The Swiss standard VAT rate is 8.1 percent at the time of writing; the net/gross adjustment applies that rate as an estimate only. Confirm net-or-gross in writing with each provider. Not legal or tax advice — your own accountant or a Swiss adviser is the right source for anything specific to your situation.