The time required to deliver a software project can vary significantly based on several factors. Some of the key determinants include the project's complexity, scope, requirements, size of the development team, and the development methodology used. Here are some general guidelines: Small Projects: Timeline: A few weeks to a couple of months. Examples: Simple websites, basic mobile apps. Medium Projects: Timeline: A few months to six months. Examples: E-commerce platforms, content management systems (CMS), moderately complex mobile or web applications. Large Projects: Timeline: Six months to a year or more. Examples: Enterprise-level software, complex systems involving multiple integrations, extensive functionalities. Custom or Complex Projects: Timeline: Can extend beyond a year. Examples: Highly specialized software, large-scale enterprise solutions, projects with intricate features and extensive testing requirements. Agile vs. Waterfall: Agile Development: Projects are delivered in smaller, iterative cycles. Releases may occur every few weeks or months, allowing for continuous improvement. Waterfall Development: Follows a sequential, linear approach with distinct phases (requirements, design, implementation, testing, deployment). Typically takes longer compared to Agile. Client Involvement: Regular Client Feedback: Projects with consistent client feedback and collaboration may progress faster.

Determining the pricing for software development involves considering various factors, and it can vary widely based on the complexity of the project, the scope of work, the level of expertise required, and the geographic location of the development team.

Yes you can hire our team based on hourly or monthly pricing.

We work on many software languages including, Node js, React, Flutter, Kotlin, Swift, PHP and many other languages.