What the estimator tells you
Most early conversations about software stall on one question: how big is this, really? The estimator answers it in the terms that drive cost and risk: how many weeks to a first launch, how many people working on it, and how the time splits between discovery, design, build and testing.
It also recommends a tech stack for your answers, from the front end to hosting and monitoring, and explains each choice. A marketing website and a regulated marketplace need very different foundations, and it helps to see why before you talk to anyone.
Why there is no price on the result
Two projects with the same answers can still differ widely in cost: integrations with old systems, content that needs rewriting, or approval processes inside your company. We would rather not publish a number that turns out wrong. Send us the result instead, and we reply with a price range, then a detailed quote after a short scoping call.
How to use the result
Treat it as a starting point for a brief. The phases tell you when you will need to make decisions; the team list tells you who you will be talking to; and the stack shows what your product will depend on after launch. If the timeline is longer than you hoped, try reducing the feature list or choosing “Use our UI kit” and watch how the plan changes.