GoodFirms Survey Finds AI Cuts Basic Website Costs but Not Complex Project Prices
GoodFirms said in a press release that 98% of respondents to its latest website construction cost survey use AI in their web development workflows. The company found that AI has reduced costs for basic websites and minimum viable products, but has not generally lowered prices for custom websites with extensive features.
Basic websites built with AI can cost a fraction of their price two years ago, according to GoodFirms. Prices for more complex projects still depend on features, engineering complexity, developer location and developer experience.
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