A solo freelancer, or Zaions

One person, hired directly, often for less than any agency charges. For a small job with a clear edge, that’s hard to beat.

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What you get

One person who does the work and answers your messages. A good freelancer starts quickly and costs less, because there’s no company around them to pay for.

What you get rests on that one person: their skills, their hours, and how they hand over when the job ends.

When this route is the better choice

Better for one small job with a clear finish line.

Hire a freelancer for a job one skill covers: a bug in software you already have, a landing page, a logo, a small script. If you can describe the finish line in two sentences, one good person may be all you need.

It’s also the cheaper route when you have the time to manage the work yourself and check what comes back.

Where Zaions is different

Most products need more than one skill. Design, code, testing, store graphics and a launch video sit with one team here, under one plan and one price.

Testing runs in every milestone, not in a rush at the end, and every milestone ends with a link you can click.

When we hand over, the code, the design files and the accounts are listed by name and moved into yours, so anyone can pick the work up after us.

What it costs with us

Launch starts from $1,000, Build from $3,000 and Team from $5,000 per month. Your brief gets its own written estimate.

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What you can check

Our side of this page rests on the projects below. Each date comes from the project’s commit history or our own records, and each project has its own page here.

LabFlow

A laboratory information system for clinical labs: ordering, specimen custody, result validation and release.

  1. First commit.

  2. Latest commit we checked, more than 1,400 commits after the first.

Open the LabFlow page

Native Update

Over-the-air updates, app-store update flows and in-app reviews for Capacitor apps: web apps shipped as mobile apps.

  1. First commit.

  2. First version published on npm, the public registry developers install code from.

  3. Latest commit we checked. npm showed version 4.2.2 that day.

Open the Native Update page

Tell us what you’re building

Send the brief, or start with the free call. If this route suits the job better, we’ll say so.

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