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Switching from hourly to fixed-price estimates can be a bit tricky, but here's a structured approach to help you conduct an accurate estimate for a typical CRUD application with an admin panel using Laravel, Bootstrap, and VueJS:

1. Define Project Scope:
   - Determine the features and functionalities required.
   - Break down the project into smaller tasks (e.g., user authentication, CRUD operations for different models, admin dashboard, etc.).

2. Estimate Development Time:
   - For each task, estimate the number of hours needed for development, testing, and debugging.
   - Use your past experience to make these estimates more accurate.

3. Calculate Total Hours:
   - Sum up the estimated hours for all tasks.

4. Add Buffer:
   - Add a buffer (usually 10-20%) to account for unexpected issues or changes in requirements.

5. Determine Hourly Rate:
   - Use your current hourly rate (e.g., 600-700 rubles/hour) as a basis.

6. Calculate Fixed Price:
   - Multiply the total estimated hours (including the buffer) by your hourly rate.

Here's an example:

| Task                           | Estimated Hours |
|--------------------------------|-----------------|
| User Authentication            | 8               |
| CRUD Operations for Model A    | 12              |
| CRUD Operations for Model B    | 12              |
| Admin Dashboard                | 15              |
| Testing and Debugging          | 10              |
| Buffer (20%)                   | 11.4            |
| **Total Estimated Hours**      | **68.4**        |

If your hourly rate is 650 rubles:

Fixed Price Estimate = 68.4 hours * 650 rubles/hour = 44,460 rubles.

This approach ensures that you cover your time and efforts while providing the client with a clear and justified fixed-price estimate.

Does this approach make sense for your needs?