Is this budget realistic?
A quick sanity check before you commit to anything - no signup, no project required. Estimate how much space you actually need, check a budget against indicative Indian commercial fit-out ranges, and see if a quoted professional fee is normal.
Don't know your target sqft yet?
Estimate it from headcount instead of guessing - the most common office-relocation mistake is planning space around the old floor plan instead of real attendance patterns.
150 employees, assuming full daily in-office attendance. Set a typical daily attendance % below if your organization is hybrid - that alone can meaningfully shrink the space you actually need.
Suggested target: 12,000–18,000 sqft
Indicative only, based on typical modern hybrid density (80-120 sqft/person) - not a precise architectural program.
Total project budget - construction and fit-out combined, not the consultant's professional fee.
What this implies
₹1.5Cr–₹4Cr across 15,000 sqft implies roughly ₹1,000–₹2,667/sqft - spanning "Basic / functional" through "Standard corporate", against indicative Indian commercial fit-out reference ranges (not live market data - see below).
100 sqft per target headcount - "Typical modern hybrid" territory (the common band for a contemporary indian corporate office with some hybrid flexibility.)
Indicative, furniture-inclusive reference ranges for a competitively-sourced RFP (not the cheapest self-sourced quote you could find) - not live market data. Cubely doesn't yet have enough real project volume to offer genuine anonymized peer benchmarking (see /faq). Treat these as a sanity check, not a quote.
Is a quoted professional fee normal?
Consulting fees are usually a small enough line item that nobody sanity-checks them separately from the construction cost. Enter what you were quoted and see how it stacks up.
Ready to move past a sanity check?
Build a real project from these numbers - scope it out, source and score consultants, and this same benchmark follows the project so you can revisit it as things firm up.