Describe your project and get an instant AI-powered estimate of development hours, cost, timeline, and team composition.
You describe your project in plain language, choose a complexity tier (Simple, Medium, Complex), set a target team size, and optionally tag a preferred tech stack. That is sent to Ubikon's estimator endpoint, which returns a structured estimate: hours and weeks ranges, a cost range in INR and USD, a phase-by-phase task breakdown, a recommended tech stack, team composition, and a risk assessment with mitigations.
Input
Description: "A mobile app for food delivery with real-time tracking, payment integration, and an admin dashboard" Complexity: Medium Team size: 3
Returned estimate (shape)
Total hours: e.g. 480-640 Timeline: e.g. 10-13 weeks Cost: INR and USD ranges Phases, team, risks, assumptions
Figures are illustrative — the actual numbers come from the live estimator call and vary by input.
How is this estimate generated — is it a live AI call?
Yes. Unlike most of the other free tools on this site, which compute results with client-side rules, this one sends your project description, complexity, team size, and tech stack preferences to a backend endpoint (/api/estimator/estimate) that returns the estimate. A minimum of 10 characters of description is required before you can submit.
What does the estimate include?
A summary, a total hours range and a total weeks range, a cost range in both INR and USD, a phase-by-phase breakdown (each phase lists its own tasks, hours, and required skills), a recommended tech stack, a team composition by role, a risk assessment with mitigation notes, and a list of assumptions the estimate relies on.
Does the result show hourly rates per team member?
No — team composition shows roles and headcount only (e.g. "Backend Engineer x2"), with no per-hour rate attached, because Ubikon quotes projects at a fixed price rather than by the hour.
Can I keep the estimate after I close the page?
Yes — "Download Report" saves the full estimate (summary, phases, team, tech stack, risks, and assumptions) as a plain-text file you can keep or share.
