# Guides

What a website costs, when to replace Excel, how to take over an existing site. Straight answers with numbers for nonprofits and small businesses.

- [How much does a nonprofit website cost?](https://twinded.ca/en/guides/nonprofit-website-cost/): In Montreal, a small showcase website starts at around $2,000 to $3,500. A fuller site, with events, memberships or two languages, goes up to $6,000 or $10,000, sometimes more. On top of that comes maintenance, from $36 to $400 a month depending on what it includes.
- [Replacing spreadsheets to manage your volunteers](https://twinded.ca/en/guides/replace-spreadsheets-volunteers/): A spreadsheet, Google Forms and a Messenger group are enough for one event a year and about twenty volunteers. Beyond that, or as soon as you have shifts to fill, a web tool saves hours: volunteers sign up and pick their own shifts, and the team sees what's missing. With me, a sign-up tool starts at $5,000*.
- [Taking over an existing website](https://twinded.ca/en/guides/take-over-a-website/): An existing site can almost always be taken over. You start by getting the logins back and making a backup, then you check updates and security. Only then do you decide whether to fix the site or rebuild it. With me, that first review is an audit at $750*, deducted from the quote if you hand me what comes next.

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