To give you a precise answer we must prepare a project scope and create a budget. We shall tell you how much of that scope can be completed within the budget and we'll be able to estimate how long will it take after at least a month of work. Don't worry, if you're not happy with our work after two weeks you can retract from the project with no penalties, this is our trial period and we believe that any reliable software house should give you one.

We’ll be more than happy to help you with that. Beginning with a UX Audit (if applicable) through improving your system architecture and adding new features.

It depends on many things: project scope, time spent on the project and technological issues. We know it sounds vague but its simply honest. Remember that each software project is different, especially if you had a particularly original idea. We do not want to give you an unrealistic estimate, instead we want to provide you with the best quality possible within your budget.

The clouds themselves are generally more secure than most private data centers since companies such as Amazon and Google can hire talented engineers and automate many of their practices. Cloud infrastructure providers also offer tools and architectural options to isolate workloads, encrypt data and detect potential threats.

To ensure a secure service, we do not publicly detail all our security precautions. However, we can provide an overview of some of the steps we take to protect your data: The back-end server code used to drive your application is configured to run over HTTPS and has a secure SSL certificate installed. We store passwords as hashed strings using a per-user salt, and in some scenarios, we store some sensitive data using two-way encryption algorithms. Should the worst possible scenario happen, and your data be compromised, the culprit would still need to perform complex decryption for the data to be readable.

Yes, we offer the option to engage us on an ad-hoc basis for support or have monthly retainer options should you require a more consistent and reliable level of service. Most of our clients choose monthly support retainer to get the best responsivity, as dedicated time is scheduled months in advance. This also allows them to lock in our project hourly rate for support and maintenance requests. If you have a highly technical project with us, we recommend opting for a monthly support retainer to cover small ad-hoc changes, improvements, updates and support.

In some cases yes, in others, no. There are ways we can expedite your project; for example, if we work using the Agile method rather than Waterfall, then we can sometimes shorten the time to complete planning. This also allows us to conduct planning in parallel to development. If you need a much faster delivery then there are other measures we can take. For example, for large projects, we can have two or more developers work on the project in parallel to expedite it every time. Though please be aware that this can add 10-20% to the project cost as there is more coordination time required each week. Sometimes, by dedicating more developer resource to a project, it can be completed much faster. But in other situations, we may be restricted by the project, technology or security requirements. If you have a date requirement, contact us as soon as possible so we can do our very best to meet it.

Yes, we recommend you launch the simplest possible version of your tech first (called your Minimum Viable Product) and then extend and adapt it over time. And, the development frameworks we use allow for incremental changes and improvements. Some changes are bolt-ons, meaning they will probably cost the same to implement now rather than later. For example, if you want to add a new distinct section to your app, then the code and functionality might be stand-alone. However, other changes can require rework. For example, if you require a very specific relationship to the way user accounts are owned by company accounts, and then change that later. As roles and user account functions touch every element of your app, they are much more likely to carry rework costs to change.