LA NPDT — LA New Product Development Team

Request a quote

Get a quote for your product development project

Share the scope and we'll come back with a phased estimate covering design, prototyping and short-run manufacturing.

What to include

  • What the product does and who it's for
  • Stage today: idea, CAD, prototype or production
  • Target quantity and unit cost, if you know them
  • Timeline and any regulatory requirements

Everything you send is confidential. We're happy to sign an NDA before detailed discussions.

Request a quote

Three questions, then the right form

Quotes get accurate when we know what stage you're at. Answer these and we'll open the intake built for that stage — pre-filled, so you don't repeat yourself.

1. What do you need?

How we price a project

Quotes are fixed-scope, not hourly guesses. Here is what determines the number you get back.

Most requests are answered within one business day, usually with a question or two before a price. The variables that move a quote most are how defined the product already is, how many mechanisms or electronic subsystems it contains, whether it touches a regulated category, and how many physical iterations you expect before the design is frozen.

Work is quoted stage by stage — discovery, concept design, engineering, prototyping, manufacturing hand-off — so you can stop at the end of any stage with a complete deliverable rather than a half-finished programme. Each stage names its outputs: research findings, rendered concepts, a released CAD package with drawings, or physical parts in hand.

If you would rather see a ballpark before talking to anyone, the cost calculators give a range in about a minute, and the figures they produce are drawn from the same brackets we quote against.