Focus on a useful first release.
The selected capabilities indicate likely complexity. Workflows, integrations, existing data and finish level shape the final scope; discovery helps agree what belongs in the first release.
FREE PROJECT ESTIMATOR
Get a useful starting range.
A quick, no-email estimate for the likely scale of a website, app, software product or integration. It is deliberately broad — enough to decide whether the next conversation makes sense.
WHAT THIS IS
A commercial sense-check, not a fake instant quote.
Digital projects are shaped by workflows, users, data, integrations and release expectations. A single fixed price before those things are understood is usually misleading.
This estimator uses broad complexity bands to give you a realistic conversation starter. You can then use the Project Planner to capture the detail behind it.
SCOPE · TIMING · INVESTMENT
How to read your starting range.
Use it to frame a conversation and decide what to explore next. It is not a fixed quote.
Plan around the moving parts.
The weeks shown are indicative build windows, not a guaranteed launch date. Content and data readiness, third-party access, feedback and approvals can affect timing. Milestones are agreed once the scope and dependencies are understood.
Keep the budget provisional.
The estimator shows an indicative standard industry rate and our rate, which is 50% below that reference. The standard rate is a comparison point, not a surveyed market average. Both are broad planning bands, not fixed prices. Hosting, licences, payment fees and other third-party services depend on the solution and may be additional. A scoped estimate follows a closer look at requirements.
01 / PROJECT
What are you mainly building?
02 / CAPABILITIES
What might the first useful release need?
Choose anything that is likely to matter. This is about complexity, not committing to a final feature list.
No email required. Nothing is sent unless you ask us to email the estimate or discuss it.
NEED MORE DETAIL?
Turn the range into a better brief.
The Project Planner captures the people, outcomes, systems, migration and constraints that make a scope meaningful.