I feel the training data in your model favours high-end development. The questions are also too broad to be accurate in estimations. I like the idea but I feel the result is untrustworthy.

I liked the UX but I didn't like the fact I had to enter my email address - I didn't enter my email address

Hi there! Cool idea =) Please make the 'Previous question' link readable on hover though 😋 You also have a lot of typos ('featues', 'crpyto', ...) Bug: on Advanced features, you can select both 'None' and other features at the same time Bug #2: on Additional features, there's no 'None' button Last remark: quite unhappy that you request the email, even more so since you request it at the end, without being straightforward about it from the start. I'm not entering my email, since I don't see why you need it to show me the result. This feels fishy.

wrote a story recently on medium about pricing if it too cheap and too good to be true the project will never get completed Q - how many apps did you use to build your machine learning model ? just curious .

good luck - there a real need for such a product

Pros:

Smart - easy UI - reasonable prices - well put

Cons:

did it before me :-(

Ahaha we used the same site template for our product today: https://www.producthunt.com/post... that’s really funny :)

I ran a few calculations to see how close the costs were to the prices my customers paid in the past for app development. It's pretty spot on. Once you think about all the changes the client will make, infrastructure and testing -- it's very justified.

Pros:

Easy to use and does a great job at asking the right questions.

Cons:

Sometimes the prices is a little high.

🎇🍾🥂Happy 2019 Product Hunters!! To start the first day of the year I've created my first project and thought it would be interesting to share. Historic data from Project Management Software + Machine Learning = **PROBLEM The two most common pain points across app development projects are the uncertainty of time and cost. With the mobile app market showing no sign of stopping and technology evolving to expedite development - people are still unsure of how much it REALLY costs to build an app. **SOLUTION This calculator uses machine learning across a few hundred projects to calculate the cost of developing an app in 2019. Give it a spin! I'll keep adding more possible variable inputs and variations. If you have feedback or ideas, please let me know and I will get them in.

I love the design. Concept is similar to Crew's How Much To Make An App but much nicer looking. Does the data come from your own organization?

I am amazed by seeing the cost few teams can charge for building a Tinder like app. ($3,25,000 if outsourced). My team can build this at 15% of the cost for both Android & iOS platform.

In my experience, most calculators and devshops will quote you WAY below the actual cost of the app, and the project will run over budget. I think that from a development point of view (feature-oriented) it becomes much clearer what the cost is going to be, and this calculator does a great job on focusing on those signals to quote you.

Only downside for me is, there's no timeline estimate -- so I guess that's more of a feature request! I'd love to see a breakdown of time estimates if this data is available as timeline is just as important as budget for me.

Pros:

Easy to use, nice UI, pretty cool idea, and finally some accurate estimates!

Cons:

Doesn't include timeline in report

The product doesn't seem to have been tested (eg: several typos, missing a 'none' button that should be available).

Moreover, it feels fishy that my email address is required at the end, in order for me to see the result. I'm not giving that info so easily, and I would have appreciated that it would have been clear from the start that my email address was needed.

Pros:

Cool idea, and the UI is not bad

Cons:

Not a good overall experience

saw it last night trending on hacker news - tried super fast and to the point

Pros:

Easy to use - super fast and gave me an idea

Cons:

wanted more questions but i guess they covered the main points

Have been thinking about building an app for a long time but didn't have an idea of where to start or how to get an idea of the cost taking many factors into account. This app made me take the first step. This app really did the job for me as it took all those factors I have been thinking about and summed it up for me in one cost figure for me to see clearly. Thanks!

Love the overall design of the application, simple elegant and fun to use. The estimates are an eye opener for anyone who wants to start building an application. Overall very good design and usage. 🎉

Your cost estimates are way way off. The cost estimate that you show is $145k for my app that I have fully outsourced and built for just $5k.

Very nice UI first of all. Secondly, it is nice to have some reference when people wants to build an app without knowing too much of the real marketing. 👍

I dont really understand how this website should help anyone in estimating the development costs of an app, you cannot do that by filling out a simple form.

Why would a User System cost 12k to develop? I can integrate a user system in an app for less than 12k lmao

Pros:

giving a few giggles

Cons:

the numbers are absolutely made up from nothing

I love the UX overall. Very simple and easy to use. Where did you get the data?

Good job

Pros:

Easy to use; Good reference; Nice UI

Cons:

More questions will be better

Neat design and usability, appreciate the way it shows the cost to make the application step by step.