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At 50k your looking for a friend to do you a favor. That is not hire a team money. I'd beg a trusted friend to at a minimum scope it out. Knowing nothing about
by 999900000999 2y ago
At 50k your looking for a friend to do you a favor.
That is not hire a team money. I'd beg a trusted friend to at a minimum scope it out. Knowing nothing about your project, my biggest tip would be to strictly limit your scope.
Software engineering like any type of engineering tends to have unexpected issues pop up. You can always learn a bit of programming yourself...
- quotz 2y agoI am based half the year out of NYC and half the year in Eastern Europe. I know several friends who hired local eastern european dev shops for 10K-20K that delivered promising projects. I don't have reservations that 50K would be more than enough for a decent MVP, if I hire the talent locally.
- 999900000999 2y ago>I know several friends who hired local eastern european dev shops for 10K-20K that delivered promising projects. Have one of those teams do it. I'm not sure what question your asking if you already know teams capable of this
- quotz 2y agoIts because those projects were primarily regionally focused, for the local market, and were modeled after other products that were successful elsewhere. After the projects were done, the dev shops charge annual maintenance fees, but no major changes or iteration can be done. On the other hand, my project’s target market is the US, then Europe. I would need to think long term with constant product iteration and improvement.
- 999900000999 2y agoHave the team in Eastern Europe create the MVP. See if you can get see if you can get sign ups with that. Then presumably you'd be able to raise capital to hire a CTO/ dev team. Good luck