Hey everyone,
I've been on quite the journey lately, diving deep into the world of software development pricing models. It's fascinating how various approaches can make or break a project. Here's what I've found in 100 words:
Fixed Price: Ideal for well-defined projects. It provides predictability but can be restrictive if requirements evolve.
Time and Materials: Flexibility at its best. Pay as you go and adjust along the way. Great for dynamic projects, but cost overruns can be a concern.
Dedicated Team: Perfect for long-term partnerships. You get a committed team, but it may lack cost predictability.
Outcome-Based: Risk-sharing at its core. If you want vendors to share project risks, this is a great model, but make sure your goals are crystal clear.
Which pricing model do you prefer and why? Let's share insights!