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Sure. Nevertheless, the "App development" budget for a startup with no users/clients should be $0, otherwise it's not a start-up, but more of a start-middle.
by ly3xqhl8g9 4y ago
Sure. Nevertheless, the "App development" budget for a startup with no users/clients should be $0, otherwise it's not a start-up, but more of a start-middle.
- jrochkind1 4y agoFor sure you don't want to spend that kind of money without customers/clients yet. The problem with a software-based startup is... software development is expensive. Not that contractors will rip you off charging too much for shoddy work -- although that happens, software is expensive even when it doesn't. If you are paying a consultancy for the software development, you should probably plan on spending six figures in consultancy invoices to even get an MVP -- if you mean an actually working app by "MVP". That's not a lot at all. So... up to you to figure out how to verify your business model before you do that (with an "MVP" that isn't actually a working app yet perhaps), or have a business plan that accommodates it.