Hire Outsourced

Software Developers

Hiring software developers to outsource your project is ultimately the most cost-effective solution. You get access to a wide pool of tech talents, and you can hire engineers with the narrow expertise you’re looking for. Plus, you can choose between a variety of hourly rates, instead of being limited to the rates common in your area. Most importantly, with the right outsourcing partner, you’ll get a high level of flexibility and will be able to adjust the development process at any moment.

Here are some of the typical scenarios when you need to hire outsource specialists:

• You don’t have in-house engineers so you need an outsourcing company to build a team to develop your product.
• You don’t have the right tech expertise so you need external specialists who will enrich your team and bring the product you envision to life.
• There are no specialists with relevant expertise locally so you need to expand your reach and find outsourced developers who have built something similar.
• You need to cut development costs so you’re looking for high-quality outsourcing providers that understand how to build a required solution at a low cost.
• You need to speed up the development so you’re looking for highly flexible developers who can start right away and work fast. All of these might signal that you should find an outsourcing company and hire remote developers to carry out your project.

There’s no universal answer to this question, as outsourced developer rates range from $15 to $150 per hour or higher. To estimate the cost of your development, you’ll need to take into account the following:

• Complexity of your solution. The more unique your product should be, or the more complicated its logic is, the more it will cost you to develop it.
• Set of features. What features you need is a major defining factor. You can decide on a minimum number of features for an MVP first and proceed with other features after the launch.
• Design complexity. If you want a lot of interactive elements, design will also increase the cost of development.
• Number of custom integrations. Integrations with third-party services play a crucial role in cost estimation, as they require a lot of individually planned efforts.
• Industry-specific requirements. Software products in some industries, such as healthcare or fintech, need to be compliant with specific regulations, which means that your development process will have an additional step and will cost more.
• Location of developers. Finally, everything depends on developers’ hourly rates, which vary by location. For instance, you can save a lot of money by finding outsourced developers from Eastern or Central Europe, as compared to Northern America.

Any type of software. When searching for an outsourcing partner to hire developers, check out the tech stack and portfolio to understand what types of solutions the company has expertise in. At Binary Studio, for example, we have a focus on certain industries (such as greentech and healthcare) but can develop virtually anything you can imagine. We’ve worked with a range of consumer apps, as well as applications for enterprise use, we’ve built web platforms and cloud SaaS products, and we have developers skilled in AI/ML integration—these are just a few examples of what we can deliver. If you haven’t shaped the idea of your solution or have doubts about the suitable tech stack, schedule a free introductory call with us, and we’ll discuss the possible ways to develop your product.