Offshore Software Development Company

For sure. Over the years, we’ve worked on thousands of software development projects, so we’re old hands where planning and consultancy are concerned.

The short answer is yes. We’ve done this for a long time and know what works and doesn’t. That kind of experience doesn’t come cheap. You certainly can, but we don’t charge for it.

The lengthier answer is that as market demand for a specific skill set grows, we assess the geographies where clients may receive such services, keeping cost, quality, and convenience in mind.
Essentially we

• Longlist up to 60 vendors in each market
• Review each company’s history, background, and ownership
• Check their references
• Schedule a series of online meetings with the most promising
• Talk to each company’s management team, assessing their vision, goals, and ability to attract and retain great developers.
• Make our shortlist and schedule in-person meetings with our preferred teams
• Meet every shortlisted team face-to-face

We put a premium on building long-term partnerships with both parties.

It’s not just about finding the right talents and experience; it’s also about comprehending how each client fits into the world of the software vendor. There must also be a cultural fit.

Clients benefit from top developers and the appropriate level of communication and account management. Everyone gains when a truly mutually beneficial relationship is established.

It usually only lasts a few days. Before we link you with a team whose services perfectly match your needs, we ensure we understand exactly what you’re looking for. After that, we’ll present you to the team and let you decide whether or not you want to work with them.

Nothing. We work for clients free of charge – though we collect a finder’s fee from our development partners.

We actively collect pricing information from all around the world’s software market. This allows us to ensure that our clients receive the possible value for their money and provides us with the information we need to create our annual development pricing guide.

There are two main reasons:

• Shortage of domestic IT professionals in the USA and Western European countries
• Customer wishes to cut development expenses