Free tool · Cost and timeline
Answer 8 plain questions and see a cost range for every stage still ahead, a total, and how many months it usually takes. Every number is one we publish, so there are no surprises when you ask us for a quote.
8 questions · about 2 minutes
Your stage-by-stage costs, a timeline chart, what moves your number, and a sheet for the lines we quote separately.
FAQ
It depends on the product. A simple product typically costs $20,000 to $60,000 to develop, a typical connected product $75,000 to $300,000, and complex or regulated products commonly above $500,000. Answer eight questions to see a range for your product, stage by stage.
Typically 12 to 18 months for a simple electronic product, 18 to 30 months for a connected or battery-powered one, and two years or more if it is regulated. Much of the calendar is waiting: tooling, lab bookings and component lead times.
It uses the ranges we publish in our cost and timeline guides, not a quote. Where we publish no figure, such as app and cloud work, it says quoted separately instead of guessing.
Yes. You see your ranges and timeline without giving an email. You only enter an email if you want the PDF report.
Bring your estimate to a free 30-minute call. An engineer will tell you honestly which lines are right for your product, and what the first stage costs.