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Pricing
A mid-size web app typically costs $45,000 to $80,000 with an agency and $24,000 to $45,000 with a freelancer. Nexlabz usually builds the same thing for $12,000 to $25,000 in three to six weeks, because it starts from working code already on the shelf. (Sample figures.)
Your buildMedium web app with sign-in and accounts, admin panel
About 70% less than a typical agency, because we start from code that already works instead of a blank page.
Sample figures for illustration · agency and freelancer ranges are rough market averages
| Compared on | Typical agency | Freelancer | Nexlabz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A blank page and a discovery phase | A blank page | Working code already on the shelf |
| Mid-size web app | $45,000 to $80,000 | $24,000 to $45,000 | $12,000 to $25,000 |
| First working demo | Week 4 to 6 | Week 2 to 4 | Week 1 |
| Time to first live version | 12 to 20 weeks | 8 to 14 weeks | 3 to 6 weeks |
| What you own at the end | Code, sometimes the design file | Code | Code, design file and docs |
| Quality bar | Varies by team | Varies by person | The 11-check Nexlabz Standard |
| After launch | Retainer | Depends on availability | 30 days of fixes, then optional plan |
Sample figures · agency and freelancer columns are rough market ranges
A small website starts around $4,000 and a typical web app with sign-in and an admin panel lands between $12,000 and $25,000. Because we start from working code rather than a blank page, that is usually a third to a half of a typical agency quote. Use the estimator for your own case. (Sample figures.)
Small sites and Claude Code skills take one to two weeks. Web apps and agents usually take three to six weeks to a first live version. You see a working demo in the first week, not a slide deck.
A few lines on what it should do and who uses it is enough to start. If you have examples, screenshots, a spreadsheet you work from today or a deadline, send those too. We turn it into a written scope before any money changes hands.
Yes. A lot of our work starts from a sentence. We will ask the questions that matter, point you at anything on the shelf that already does part of it, and give you a fixed price for a first version.
Yes. When the job is paid you own the code, the design file and the documentation outright, with no licence fee and no lock-in. You can host it anywhere and hire anyone to work on it.
Yes. Send yours or ask for ours with your first message. Nothing you tell us is shared or listed on the shelf without your written permission.
You get 30 days of fixes included. After that you can run it yourself, hire anyone, or keep us on a monthly maintenance plan. Every build ships with a README another developer can follow.