Technology Stack Advisor
Get the right technology stack for your platform — before you commit budget
11 questions produce a recommended frontend, backend, database, cloud, architecture and DevOps setup, with estimated team, timeline and budget, honest trade-offs, a comparison table and a delivery process you can take to your board.
- 11 questions
- About four minutes
- Six stack layers
- With viable alternatives
- Board-ready PDF
- Team, timeline and budget
Step 1 of 4 · Business context
Industry and company size set the compliance and hosting baseline.
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- Context
- Constraints
- Scale
- Capabilities
Delivery profiles
Three profiles, sized to the business you actually are
The advisor never recommends enterprise complexity to a startup, or a lean single deployable to a regulated enterprise. Your answers decide which profile applies.
Lean launch platform
A focused, single-deployment product built for speed to market and low run cost, with clean seams so it can grow later without a rewrite.
Growth-ready platform
A modular platform sized for real traffic and multiple integrations, with managed infrastructure, observability and a delivery process that supports weekly releases.
Enterprise-grade platform
A distributed, security-first platform built for scale, auditability and multi-team delivery — designed to pass enterprise procurement and infosec review.
What you receive
A complete architecture recommendation, not a buzzword list
Every layer comes with the reasoning behind it, viable alternatives, and the trade-offs you will have to live with.
Recommended stack
Frontend, backend, database, cloud, architecture and DevOps, each with alternatives and the reason it was chosen.
Estimated team
Role-by-role squad composition with headcount and what each role owns during delivery.
Timeline and budget
Phase-by-phase timeline in weeks, an indicative budget range in INR and USD, and the post-go-live run rate.
Pros and cons
Straight answers on what this stack buys you and where it will cost you — including scale ceilings and lock-in.
Comparison table
The recommended stack against two common alternatives on time to market, cost, scalability, integration depth, talent and exit risk.
Development process
A five-phase process from discovery to hypercare, with activities and a named deliverable for each phase.
Questions
About the advisor
How the recommendation is derived, how accurate the numbers are, and what happens next.
Validate the architecture
Book an architecture call and turn the recommendation into a costed plan
A 45-minute call with a KoderClub architect pressure-tests the assumptions, sizes the first release against your budget and puts owners and dates against each phase.