Our approach
Our Models
Flexible Engagement Models
Some Approach
Our Process
Step 1Requirement Posting And Initial Discussion With The Client
Our inside sales team initiates a call to understand the project in detail, along with budgetary constraints.
Step 2Project Analysis And Consultation With Domain Experts
The project team gets back with the proposed solution for development. This includes the scope, product backlog and the iterations on the project.
Step 3Team Approval & Deliverables Defined
Once the proposal is approved, the best fit candidate/team is selected.
Step 4Contract Signup And Outsourcing Kick-Off With Sprint Plan
Once the candidate/team is selected and the processes agreed upon, the contract is initiated.
Step 5Deployment And Performance Reviews
The candidate/team is deployed and becomes a part of your in-house team working the same office hours as you, while we handle regular performance reviews and administration.
OUR PRICE
Our Pricing
Models
We understand that your requirements may vary from project to project. That’s why our agile pricing models are tailored to reflect the complexity and maturity of the specifications, technology, process and other factors that drive successful delivery. Choose a model based on your time and cost considerations with our non-linear and agile pricing models:
Fixed Price
- The billing is done according to a fixed project cost
- We proceed for the fixed price model when project specification, requirements for web/ mobile development processes, resources & deadlines are clearly defined, technical documentation is already available or properly planned.
Retainer
- The billing is done on a periodic basis such as 2-4 weeks
- We suggest this engagement model when project specification either has insufficient level of details or doesn’t exist, development processes and deadlines are not yet clear, documentation is unavailable or incomplete.
Hourly
- The billing is done according to the time spent by the team
- We go for hourly model when only the general idea and project requirements are available. Project specification, requirements for development processes, deadlines and resources are still to be estimated, discussed and negotiated.