When calculating the costs of and setting a budget for the creation of custom software, take into account the following elements.
Software Size: The number of screens or pages in an application determines how much effort must be done to produce it and how much it will cost to deliver.
Complexity of the software: Complex logic requires more time to code and test. If a piece of custom software requires a lot of intensive analysis, scoring, or computation, or if the code has many subtleties and variations, this complexity will need extra attention and can raise the price.
Creative Design: In the process of developing custom software, the customer is given the opportunity to select several fonts and color schemes, among other things.
Integration With Other Systems: The cost of linking with other system applications is greatly impacted by a number of unknowable variables.
Data Migration: If you have data that needs to be transferred from one system to another, then a migration service is necessary.