To provide an accurate response, we first need to define the project scope and create a budget. We'll inform you how much of the scope can be completed within the budget and provide an estimated timeline after at least a month of work. Don't worry—if you're not satisfied with our work after two weeks, you can withdraw from the project with no penalties. This is our trial period, and we believe every trustworthy software house should offer one.

We'd be delighted to assist you with that, starting with a UX audit (if applicable), followed by enhancing your system architecture and adding new features.

It depends on several factors, such as project scope, time invested, and technological challenges. While it may sound vague, we believe it's the honest approach. Every software project is unique, especially if it involves a particularly original idea. Rather than providing an unrealistic estimate, our goal is to deliver the best quality possible within your budget.

Cloud environments are typically more secure than most private data centers, as companies like Amazon and Google can hire top-tier engineers and automate numerous practices. Cloud providers also offer tools and architectural options to isolate workloads, encrypt data, and detect potential threats.

To maintain a secure service, we don't publicly disclose all of our security precautions. However, we can outline a few key steps we take to protect your data: The back-end server code powering your application is configured to run over HTTPS, with a secure SSL certificate in place. We store passwords as hashed strings with a unique per-user salt, and in certain cases, we use two-way encryption algorithms for sensitive data. In the unfortunate event of a data breach, the attacker would still need to perform complex decryption to make the data readable.

Yes, we offer the option to engage us on an ad-hoc basis for support or through monthly retainer plans for more consistent and reliable service. Most of our clients prefer the monthly support retainer for better responsiveness, as dedicated time is scheduled in advance. This also allows them to lock in our project hourly rate for support and maintenance requests. For highly technical projects, we recommend a monthly support retainer to cover ad-hoc changes, improvements, updates, and ongoing support.

In some cases yes, in others, no. There are several ways we can accelerate your project. For example, using the Agile methodology instead of Waterfall allows us to shorten planning time and conduct planning alongside development. If you need faster delivery, we can assign multiple developers to work on larger projects in parallel to expedite progress. However, please note this may increase project costs by 10-20% due to additional coordination time required. While dedicating more developers can speed up some projects, certain constraints, such as project scope, technology, or security requirements, may limit how quickly we can progress. If you have a specific deadline, please contact us early so we can do our best to meet it.

Yes, we recommend launching the simplest possible version of your product first, known as the Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and then gradually extending and adapting it over time. The development frameworks we use support incremental changes and improvements. Some changes are bolt-ons, meaning their cost remains similar whether implemented now or later. For instance, adding a new, distinct section to your app may involve stand-alone code and functionality. However, other changes might require rework. For example, if you initially set up a specific relationship between user accounts and company accounts and later decide to change it, the rework costs could be higher. Since roles and user account functions impact all areas of your app, adjustments in these areas are more likely to incur additional costs.