Thanks Benjamin. The first usable version took roughly a day. Most of the work after that went into refining the pricing logic, the bilingual experience and the mobile flow. I wanted it to feel simple even when the estimate is doing a lot underneath.

Exactly. I wanted both sides to understand where the number comes from before the discovery call begins. A shared starting point makes the conversation much more useful. Thanks Rohan.

That was the goal. A price feels much easier to discuss when the client can see what shaped it. Thank you Mykola.

Exactly—transparency makes pricing easier.

Thank you Alaa. I wanted the interface to feel calm because pricing already creates enough tension on its own. I am glad the palette and contrast came through that way.

That is a great point Mark. Making the exclusions and the conditions for moving into a higher range explicit would make the scope conversation even stronger. I will explore that in the next version. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback.

Thank you for the thoughtful comment, Gauri. I’m glad the palette caught your eye. QuoteKit does not have a dark theme yet. The darker impression comes from the soft slate background, warm white cards, deep ink text and violet accents that guide attention to selections and...

Thanks for clarifying, I mistook the slate palette for a dark theme! The colors work really well together and give the interface that calm feel you were aiming for. Appreciate you explaining the contrast checks and being clear about what still needs testing. I’d be interested to see a true dark version in the future! 😊