LINE Bot development has no single fixed price. Conversation branches, data sources, permissions, external integrations, and acceptance criteria all change the implementation scope. A useful quote starts with a defined workflow.
AutoDev project budget positions
These figures indicate the project sizes we currently discuss. They are not Taiwan market statistics or fixed packages. The final quote follows the confirmed features and delivery scope.
| Budget position | Scope to discuss | Confirm before quoting |
|---|---|---|
| NT$50,000 | Validate one primary workflow, such as FAQs, lead intake, or a notification handoff | Message branches, data fields, and administration |
| NT$100,000 | A multi-step workflow with records, permissions, or one to several existing integrations | System interfaces, failure handling, and acceptance scenarios |
| NT$200,000+ | Cross-system integration, complex permissions, higher operating needs, or phased delivery | Architecture, security, traffic, and operating ownership |
Channel fit: Telegram Bot business automation is AutoDev’s main service. We still take LINE Bot projects when the audience is on LINE or the business already has a LINE Official Account and workflow.
Define the workflow first
Messages and conversations
List triggers, reply branches, fallback behavior, and when a person should take over. Rules, AI-generated replies, and human handoff are separate parts of the scope.
Data and integrations
Identify whether the Bot reads or writes Google Sheets, a CRM, booking, orders, or an internal API. Permissions, formats, and failure handling affect each integration.
Administration and acceptance
Decide who can change content, which actions need records, and what scenarios define an accepted delivery.
What a quote may include
- Discovery and workflow: interviews, flow definition, edge cases, and acceptance criteria.
- Development and integration: Bot logic, data storage, external APIs, permissions, and error handling.
- Third-party services: LINE, model APIs, hosting, and other providers charge by their current plans or usage.
- Post-launch service: monitoring, corrections, content changes, and new features require an agreed responsibility scope.
Bring these details to a quote discussion
- Where do users enter, and what are their three most common goals?
- What data must be read or written, and where is it stored now?
- When should a person take over, and which team receives the notice?
- Who owns content, platform accounts, hosting, and later changes?
- Which realistic scenarios must pass acceptance?
FAQ
Bring the current workflow, required integrations, and budget range. That produces a more actionable scope than selecting a package first.