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Extra website pages: a quote template and pricing checklist

Separate additional pages from the original website scope with a reusable quote structure and a free editable starter.

“Can we add three more pages?” describes a quantity, but it does not yet describe a job. A page built from an approved template differs from a new page with custom layout, copywriting and integrations. Before choosing a price, identify which kind of addition the client means.

01

Name the baseline and the change

Start with the agreed scope: five pages, one shared layout system and two review rounds, for example. Then list the new page names. Linking the request to a clear baseline makes it easier to distinguish extra work from unfinished original work.

A usable draft reads: “Add Services A, B and C using the approved service-page layout. Client supplies final copy and licensed images. Includes one consolidated review round. Custom integrations and new layout directions are excluded.” Replace every example with the actual agreement.

  • Original page list and included reviews
  • New page names and layout requirements
  • Who supplies copy, images and approvals
02

Estimate the complete delivery path

Count setup, production, responsive checks, links, accessibility checks and the review round. If three pages need four hours each plus four hours of coordination and testing, the addition is 16 hours. This is an illustration, not a standard allowance.

Use the free scope change calculator to compare those hours with the original fee and effort. Check assumptions before accepting the suggested amount: a new content type or integration may need discovery before a fixed price is defensible.

  • Clarification and content preparation
  • Production and quality checks
  • Feedback, revisions and release
03

Send a proposal that can be answered

The free Extra website pages template in Clearcut provides a starting structure. Add the fee, what must arrive from the client, and whether the delivery date changes. Review the exported draft before sending it yourself.

For example: “Added fee: $1,200. Delivery: five working days after the agreed content is received and the change is accepted.” Choose your own terms; the template neither sends an invoice nor verifies a signature. Keep the accepted version with the project record.

  • Added fee and payment arrangements
  • Dependency and delivery effect
  • Clear accept, decline or discuss next step
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