How much will your project cost?

It is a range, built the same way we scope real projects internally: a base allowance for the platform, plus hours for every feature you tick, adjusted for platform, design tier and timeline. It is not a substitute for a scoped proposal, but it will not be wildly off either — that is the point of showing our actual method instead of a number someone made up to get you on a call.

Because two projects with an identical feature list still take different amounts of time depending on how clean the requirements are, how many rounds of feedback happen, and how much of the design is decided up front. The spread is honest about that variance rather than pretending a single number is precise.

Anything outside software: business licensing, app store fees, paid ad spend, content and copywriting, stock imagery or photography, and any third-party subscription costs (a payment gateway's own fees, a mapping API's usage tier). The "Third-party integrations" feature covers the engineering time to connect a system, not that system's own pricing.

No. The range, timeline and phase breakdown are all visible the moment you start ticking boxes. The email field is only there if you want the same numbers sent to your inbox as a written breakdown you can share internally.

You get an email with the full numbers — no calls, no drip sequence. If your scope is complex enough that a range is not useful anymore, our free consultation is the next step: a senior engineer reads what you actually need and gives you a scoped answer.