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How much does it cost to build a data consolidation app?

Standard price for a data consolidation app: $30,000

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What is a data consolidation app?

A data consolidation app is a web or mobile application that enables users to view, compare, and filter data in different ways. The app typically allows users to upload their own datasets for others to access and may include tools for visualizing the data with charts and graphs.

Data consolidation services are often used by organizations as a means of consolidating internal and external data, such as financial data and customer data. Some common companies that provide data consolidation services include QuickBooks, Intuit, SAP, and Oracle.

Here are some recent data consolidation app examples built with Crowdbotics:

  • A HIPAA compliant app to bring the various glucose monitoring apps data over into one app. Ultimately the company would like this app take over most of their other software solutions too.

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What is the typical cost to build a data consolidation app?

A data consolidation app usually costs $30,000 to build. However, the total cost can be as low as $30,000 or as high as $30,000. A data consolidation app with a low number of features (also known as a "minimum viable product", or MVP) will be more affordable than an app that includes all intended functionality.

For example, here are some recent data consolidation app price quotes from Crowdbotics:

  • $30,000

Here are some considerations that may impact the cost of a app:

How long does it take to build a data consolidation app?

A data consolidation app usually takes 400 hours to build. However, a data consolidation app can be built in as few as 400 hours, or in as many as 400 hours. The exact timeline mostly depends on how complicated your app is. As a general rule, it will take longer if you require highly custom designs, niche features, or non-standard release platforms.

For example, the most recent data consolidation apps built with Crowdbotics received the following hourly estimates:

  • 400

How to successfully grow your data consolidation application

A data consolidation app grows its user base by becoming the single source for a particular kind of information, like restaurant menus or stocks. Data consolidation apps need to make sure that they are providing enough value to users in order to keep them coming back for new information and features. It's critical for data consolidation apps to show users the utility of the app in terms they understand, such as saving time on research tasks or increasing their interactions with other people.

Risks and challenges of building a data consolidation application

Data consolidation apps face legal risks related to the storage and handling of user data, as well as technical risks related to securing sensitive data in transit and at rest. You should ensure that you have a legally valid reason for collecting and storing user data through your app. You will need to ensure that you have adequate security controls in place to protect all of your users’ data from unauthorized access attempts by hackers or unauthorized disclosure, especially since this type of app handles a larger volume of highly sensitive information.

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