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Timelines can vary quite a bit based on the project’s scope and complexity. For a small MVP that tests an idea, you’re looking at around 2–4 months. 

A more complex application can take anywhere from 6 to 12 months and more to develop. The timeline also depends on things like integration with other systems and scope changes. The good news is, we work in sprints (usually, 2-week cycles). So, you’ll see progress regularly and have chances to provide feedback throughout.

We primarily use two engagement models: Time & Material and Fixed Price.

• Fixed Price works best when the project scope is clear from the start and unlikely to change. You get a defined cost for a well-defined outcome.
• Time & Material is a bit more flexible. You pay based on the actual hours worked, which means you can iterate and adapt to changing requirements.

Change is normal, and we expect it! We use an Agile approach, which means we build in iterations and constantly seek user feedback. 

If something needs to change, we’ll discuss how it impacts the timeline and budget, and make the adjustments together. It’s all about collaboration to ensure we build the product that truly meets your needs.

For scalability, we design products using cloud services like AWS or Azure. These services offer load balancing, distributed databases, and auto-scaling features. We also build using a modular architecture. So, parts of your product can scale independently.

For security, we follow best practices like encryption, access controls, and regular security audits. These technical measures are enforced using cloud-native tools and infrastructure as code. The same tools make it easier to comply with regulations like HIPAA and GDPR. 

We also stay updated with security trends and apply industry-standard protocols, especially if your product deals with sensitive data.

Post-launch, we offer a few different support options:

• Feature updates, maintenance, performance optimizations, and bug fixes to keep your product running smoothly.
• Training & onboarding for your team.
• Ongoing support packages – from addressing critical issues to proactive monitoring and improvements.

Before development starts, we define specific metrics that are most relevant to the client’s business. After the release, our team starts tracking these KPIs to make product decisions based on hard data.

These success metrics are diverse:

• Business metrics: average revenue per account, lifetime value, A/MRR, churn, NPS, and so on.
• User adoption: how quickly new users are signing up, using features, or engaging with the product.
• Performance: system stability, speed, and performance under different loads.
• Client satisfaction: meeting expectations of end-users and stakeholders.