If you are a no-coder yourself, the logical assumption is that you need to hire a web development company.
Though I’m not a clairvoyant, I can still tell you a thing or two of what kind of witchery goes into web app development cost and how to accurately predict the possible price tag of the entire projects.
To get really precise estimates you can use the three-point estimation technique, which implies creating three figures to represent the probable distribution required, based on your best guesses and prior experience:
m= the most likely estimate
Creating a set of user stories is the second approach to identifying how much does it cost to build a web application.
Here’s an example: “As a user I want to click login into my account using email or a social media account”
