Why Hourly Rate is Better Than a Fixed Price for Software Product Development
Depending on the character of a project, it is possible to choose one of the two pricing models – Fixed-price (FP) or Time and Materials (T&M). Some projects go well with a FP model, others are not recommended because of high risks incurred for both parties.
We draw a distinct line between the two pricing models in terms of their use. However, our clients sometimes press for signing fixed-price contracts rather than paying per hour regardless. Why would they knowingly choose the no-win option?
Software Development Process: Explaining the Full-Cycle Model
One of our models of cooperation is called Software Product Development. We mean ‘development’ in its broad sense, comprising all the stages of creating a software product, that is to say, it is synonymous with ‘full cycle development’. Here we’ll explain what full cycle software development process at our company looks like.