Full-stack platform cost, line by line.
Most providers answer 'it depends on the project' when asked what a full-stack platform costs. This page does the opposite: it lists the components a platform is made of, the real price of each, and what determines the total.
What is a full-stack platform?
A full-stack platform is software that combines a business's customer-facing side (website, booking, payments) and its internal operation (admin panel, content management, reporting) in one system. "Full stack" means the front end and the back end — the visible site plus the database and business logic — are developed together.
For a boutique business, the practical meaning is this: the site your customer sees and the admin system your team uses share one database. No information is entered twice, and no list is synced by hand.
Full-stack platform cost
At Kagu, a full-stack platform is priced as a base package plus components; base packages start between 30.000 ₺ and 80.000 ₺. Prices are in Turkish Lira and include VAT. The table below shows the components platforms use most.
| Platform component | What it gives you | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CMS / admin panel | Content and operations management — the platform's admin side | + 55.000 ₺ |
| User accounts & auth | Sign-up, login, password reset, profiles | + 50.000 ₺ |
| Booking & reservations | Calendar, time slots, confirmations | + 65.000 ₺ |
| Online payments | Cards and local methods, securely handled | + 10.000 ₺ |
| Deep analytics and insights | Traffic and conversion insight | + 40.000 ₺ |
| LLM API integration | AI chat, translation, smart drafting | + 30.000 ₺ |
| PDF generation | Documents generated server-side, downloadable in a click | + 15.000 ₺ |
Prices in TL, VAT included. For the full component list and a live total, use the project builder.
The full-stack platform development process
The full-stack platform process at Kagu has four steps, and production goes live in weeks — not quarters. The platform ships in usable pieces rather than all at once, so your team starts using the system before development ends.
- Listen. We understand your operation and what slows it down.
- Map. We define the components, the data model and the build order, and present it with a price.
- Build. The customer side and the admin side are developed together on Next.js + Supabase.
- Hand over. The platform goes to production and control passes to you; new components are added as needs grow.
Full-stack platform examples and use cases
Full-stack platform examples include tour sales with reservations, visa application tracking and content-production panels — all three are Kagu projects running in production. In tourism, the customer picks a package while the team generates vouchers and tour plans from the same system; in visa consultancy, application status is tracked from one panel.
Screenshots and scope notes for these projects are on our work page. To see which tools fit your own operation, read the digital tools guide.
How a full-stack platform helps a boutique business
A full-stack platform gives a boutique business three concrete benefits: it cuts paperwork, gathers the operation onto one screen, and speeds up the customer experience. Double data entry disappears; enquiries, bookings and content are managed in one place.
For a small team that means time: the person merging reports in Excel or digging through message folders goes back to their real job. The test of a system is whether the team uses it on a busy Friday night — we design our platforms against that measure.
Factors that drive full-stack platform cost
Four factors drive full-stack platform cost: the number of components, the complexity of custom workflows, the number of languages, and integrations. Each factor maps to the listed line items in the table — there are no hidden ones.
- Component count — each module (accounts, payments, booking…) is priced separately.
- Custom workflows — processes unique to you (e.g. voucher generation) are quoted by scope.
- Language count — multi-language starts at 15.000 ₺; details on the multilingual support pricing page.
- Integrations — connections to external systems such as WhatsApp, Telegram or payment providers.
If all you need is a website, start from custom website pricing instead.
Frequently asked questions
What does a full-stack platform cost?
A full-stack platform's cost depends on your business size, requirements and the technology used. At Kagu, base packages start between 30,000 ₺ and 80,000 ₺, and platform components like an admin panel, user accounts, payments and reporting are added at listed prices. Once the scope is set you get a single, surprise-free total.
How is a full-stack platform developed?
Developing a full-stack platform takes a specialist team and proper planning. At Kagu the process starts by listening to the need; the scope is mapped, the customer side and the admin side are developed on one database, and production goes live in weeks. At handover, control passes fully to you.
Which technologies are used for a full-stack platform?
Full-stack platforms are built with a mix of languages and frameworks. Kagu's standard stack is Next.js (a React-based web framework), Supabase (database and authentication) and Vercel (hosting). This stack gives fast development, secure identity management and low running costs.
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