Overview
If you lack a technical background, it is hard to tell whether a ₹4 lakh website estimate is sensible, and the supplier is hardly neutral. Share the quote and its scope, and one of our senior engineers identifies what is genuinely included, what has been omitted, whether the cost fits the effort and which terms deserve closer scrutiny. A written verdict follows, along with questions you can put to the supplier. We never pitch for any work we have assessed this way, so the view you get has no hidden agenda.
What you receive
- A written rating of the price level
- Scope gaps likely to become extra invoices
- Three to five sharp questions for the supplier
- Flags on risky terms like ownership or hosting
- Answers to one further round of questions
How it runs
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Step - 01
Send
You forward the proposal, its scope paperwork and any related email exchanges.
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Step - 02
Analyse
A senior engineer weighs the proposal against the effort the work genuinely needs.
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Step - 03
Assess
We write up the verdict, the missing items and the questions to raise.
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Step - 04
Clarify
One round of your follow-up questions is answered in writing.
Timeline: 2 working days, counted from the day we receive what we need from you.
Is it a fit?
A good match for
- Founders commissioning a first build with no impartial adviser
- Marketing or operations heads approving technology spend
- Anyone weighing two bids whose scopes differ awkwardly
What we need from you
- The quote itself, with any scope paperwork the supplier provided
- A short note on your intended budget and deadline
Why it helps
- An unbiased view from engineers who estimate similar work
- Targeted questions that expose loose scope ahead of signing
- The assurance to approve a reasonable price without second-guessing
Questions
No. We never bid on anything reviewed under this service. Any request for us to price that work must be made separately.
We will confirm that and explain our reasoning. Knowing a price is fair before you sign is valuable in itself, and it lets you proceed without doubt.
Yes, send both together. Setting them side by side is often more revealing than reviewing either one in isolation, and we will note where they differ in scope.