Apply a per-feature screen ratio
Each core feature typically requires 1.5–2 screens (a primary view plus at least one supporting state), giving a base screen count from your feature list.
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Predict roughly how many unique screens your MVP will need before design work starts, based on feature count and typical screen ratios.
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Enter your feature list and a few structural details to estimate how many distinct screens they will require.
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Each core feature typically requires 1.5–2 screens (a primary view plus at least one supporting state), giving a base screen count from your feature list.
Authentication and settings each add their own known standard screen set (login, signup, password reset; profile, preferences, billing) on top of the feature-driven count.
Additional roles often require role-specific variants of shared screens, so the estimate scales upward with role count rather than staying flat.
No — it is a directional estimate using typical screen ratios. Your actual count depends on how granular your features are and how much you consolidate flows.
Complex features often need more than the standard 1.5–2 screens — treat this estimate as a floor and adjust upward for anything unusually deep.
No — this estimates customer-facing MVP screens; run it separately for an internal admin panel if you need one.
ScreenEstimator predicts how many screens you will need; UXScope AI estimates the design effort required once you already know your scope.
| Capability | MVPHub | Guessing based on similar past projects | A full information-architecture workshop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transparent, consistent ratio-based formula | ✓ | × | ✓ |
| Accounts for auth, settings, and role count | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Produces an actual named screen list, not just a count | × | × | ✓ |
| Instant, no workshop required | ✓ | ✓ | × |
MVPHub gives a fast, consistent directional count. A full IA workshop with InfoArc or ScreenScope produces an actual named screen list, which this quick estimate does not replace.