I will build your SaaS for 0.2¢

[mooneypn]

@cowntryboy Scoping*

And you are absolutely right.
Even an MVP needs a SOW to understand the resources required and time needed thus leading to cost of development.

I mean we provide a broad range to prospecting clients but a straight up number like $1000USD is alarming.

 

[cowntryboy]

@mooneypn I remember when I was doing agency work we would always leave a 10% buffer, and that’s with overestimating block hours.

 

[bwnunnally]

@tessaherrin There is no way I will pay you two cents to build my SaaS.
The best I can do is one cent.

 

[aravalon]

@bwnunnally Hire me, Ill do it for 1¢

 

[glbpellum]

@tessaherrin This sub has gone downhill fast. All the posts are 1 of 3 things:

"Roast my shitty landing page"

"How I went from $0 to $4B MRR in 20 days"

"I will build your Saas for $7"

It's unfortunate. Mods - any ideas?

 

[buddykisses]

@tessaherrin Maybe because it’s a new year. People feel ambitious and want to start something. They’re willing to do it for a low rate to prove they can do the job and get work.

 

[jesuslovespizza]

@buddykisses I've been offering to help someone for years on their project if we use my C++ software as part of the project.

 

[godmakeitstop]

@tessaherrin If it seems to good to be true then it most probably is. Always best to at least do everything yourself once. Get your hands dirty.

That way when it comes to hiring you know exactly what the person should be doing and when they are slacking cause you did it yourself.