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Project Calculator

It's hard to say how much a good product costs on the fly. For a correct estimate, all tasks & features must be clearly defined. But our calculator helps to find out the approximate project budget

This calculator is not for mom&pop's shops who are looking to hire a 5-dollar “ninja” freelancer to provide a professional advice on whether to put social media icons in the footer or in the navigation menu. It is not for those daydreamers who wholeheartedly believe they can hire a web guru to make a 6- digit-income website for 100 dollars. Please use other calculators and other company services — we couldn't possibly be of any help. This tool had been crafted for managers, leaders and entrepreneurs who take business online seriously, for those who care about the outcome and value the time, effort and brain cells of every stakeholder: customers, employees, colleagues, investors and partners

Using this project cost calculator is very simple and allows you to quickly estimate the approximate cost of your project. Here are the steps you need to follow: 1. Open the calculator. Typically, you will find it on the website of the company or service that provides project development or services. 2. Define the project parameters. You may need to enter some data about your project, such as the scope of work, task complexity, deadline, possible additional requirements, and so on. The exact list of parameters may vary from one calculator to another. 3. Perform the calculation. After entering all the necessary data, the calculator will automatically compute the approximate cost of your project. 4. Evaluate the results. After completing the calculations, you will see an estimate of the project's cost. It may be provided in monetary terms or in other units of measurement, depending on the calculator. 5. Compare and make decisions. The obtained cost will help you make an approximate assessment of project expenses and compare it with your budget or other important factors that matter to you.

1. Human Factor: The online calculator does not account for the human factor. In real project conditions, unforeseen situations, changes in specifications, and various individual aspects that are not automatically considered may arise. 2. Changes in Employee Rates: If your company experiences changes in employee pay rates or compensation tariffs, and this information is not always updated promptly in the calculator, the results of the project cost estimate may be inaccurate. Therefore, this tool provides a general estimate of the project cost based on the input data but cannot anticipate all possible changes and influences that may occur during the project implementation. It's important to consider that the calculator results are only approximate and may require adjustments depending on specific circumstances and changes.

This calculator is accurate to 90%. That means it has a margin of error of 10%.