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App development cost calculator

Pick what you’re building and get an instant ballpark cost and timeline. It’s derived from our published €35–55/hour band and real delivery timelines — an honest starting point, not a quote.

What are you building?
Platform
Complexity

Indicative cost range

€18,000 – €44,000

Rough timeline: 7–18 weeks·Estimated effort: 520–800 hours

Indicative only, from our public €35–55/hr band — not a quote. A written estimate for your actual scope is free.

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How this estimate works

We map your choices to an indicative effort range, then apply our public €35–55/hour band. An MVP typically lands in 8–16 weeks; a full production build in 4–9 months. Complexity and platform (web, mobile, or both) move the range. Nothing here is a commitment — for a real number we give you a free written estimate scoped to your actual requirements.

Calculator vs project estimator

This calculator is instant and public — a rough range in seconds. The project estimator is a short scoped form where we follow up with a tailored, written estimate. Use the calculator to size a budget; use the estimator when you’re ready to talk specifics.

Frequently asked questions

  • How accurate is the app cost calculator?
    It’s an indicative range, not a quote. It applies our public €35–55/hour band to a typical effort range for what you select. Real scope, integrations and design detail move the number — which is why a free written estimate follows.
  • How much does it cost to build an app?
    It depends on whether it’s an MVP or a full production product, the platform, and complexity. An MVP usually starts in the low tens of thousands of euros; a production build is higher. Use the calculator above for your case, then get a scoped estimate.
  • How long does it take to build an app?
    A minimum viable product typically ships in 8–16 weeks; a full production build runs 4–9 months. The calculator gives a rough timeline alongside the cost range.
  • Is this a binding quote?
    No. It’s a public, instant estimate to help you size a budget. A binding number comes from a written estimate scoped to your actual requirements, which is free.