There are 4 contract options which you can choose from:

Fixed scope model, if you have well-defined requirements for your software development project.

Dedicated team model, if your project requirements may change over time or you will need resources for ongoing needs like maintenance and support.

Staff augmentation model, if you want to bridge skill or capacity gaps in your existing in-house team without the need for expensive recruiting.

Hybrid model, if there are frequent fluctuations in the project workload or requirements, you can combine elements of different engagement models to suit your project’s needs.

To receive an accurate cost estimate, it’s helpful to provide us with as much information as possible. This includes your product idea, a list of features, wireframes or mockups (if any), references to similar products or competitors, and any technical specifications you’ve already identified. We understand that you might not have all these details at the initial stages of your project. However, any material that helps describe the nature and scope of your project will assist us in providing an accurate and realistic estimate.

Payments are based on key milestones in the product development cycle. Typically, we require an upfront payment to initiate the project. Following this, the remaining payment is divided into 4-5 milestones, aligned with the stages of development. Each milestone payment is due upon the completion and approval of the specified phase of work, ensuring transparency at each step.

Yes. We offer dedicated software support services, reducing the need to establish an in-house support team for regular software maintenance including bug fixes, performance enhancements, security updates, and post-release operational expense management. Our expertise extends to managing hosting and infrastructure costs and handling API management and other dependencies. This approach not only keeps your software running smoothly but also strategically minimises ongoing operational costs.