Outsourcing an app has always been a tedious business. Finding the right bid, with the right developer and the right designer. The responsibility is yours, whether the app turns out to be a success or an utter failure. One can never be sure of the decision taken in this scenario.
But now the scenario is changing for the better. GIGSTER has entered the market with solutions for every app outsourcing problem. Launched on July 22nd, Gigster is here to make a great impact on the app making process and industry. Already gaining fame and name, with famous personnels associated to it, Gigster is ready to dish out apps.
How do they do it?
Firstly, one needs to fill up the small form, wherein they need to give the details about the project they need Gigster to make for them. According to Gigster, within 10 minutes, a genuine quote and time estimation will be provided to the clients. Once the green signal is given by the clients, Gigster and their PMs take over, assigning the required number of developers, designers and more. Gigster takes care of everything for you, from tip to toe, and you are free to tend to other work.
Gigster is a full development shop, with a number of developers and designers associated to it. According to the statistics, Gigster allows only 7.7 percent of freelancers or companies to get registered, based on their qualifications and education. And once the project is assigned to Gigster it chooses amongst these well-trained developers and designers to take up your work and complete it on time with the desired quality. Also if there are inclinations that the work may not be able to get completed on time or with the desired speed, then Gigster adds more developers to the task or changes the team completely, considering them incapable.
The traditional way of going about an app making task was to outsource your work on websites like Elance (now Upwork) or oDesk. Then to invite bids from the freelancers. Go through the bids that range from 50$ to 50000$. And then make a decision. Just by the sound of it, the process sounds long, tiring and not so reliable. This process wastes your time, money and even post that may not give you the desired results.
Gigster on the other hand takes charge of everything one you give the project a ‘GO’ signal. It also keeps safe the code for further changes, additions, new features and more. Until now 500+ freelancers have signed in to Gigster and all of them come from institutes like MIT, Stanford and Caltech and more. Gigster can reassure you about your app being in safe and experienced hands.
As Techcrunch says, “Gigster Does The Dev Dirty Work To Turn Your Idea Into An App.”
According to the co-founder of Gigster, Roger Dickey, this is the way in which Gigster handles one’s projects,
“Say you want to build an Uber for pizza delivery. You get [a Gigster sales engineer] who’ll ask about the details. ‘How do you want to handle delivery?’ ‘Are you going to use your own fleet or a fleet service?’ ‘Does it have to show exactly how long until the delivery?’ They figure out the budget and work schedule, and you pay with Stripe. On the backend, we assemble a team for you of both algorithms and people. You get one project manager, one or more engineers, and a UX/UI designer. The team gets started and you get weekly updates."
While it is still the dawn of the Gigster era, it is already shining. Since the past week, it has become the most talked about startup.
There can be no successes without taking risks. And while a lot of opinions, comments, doubts, are rising and many negative or positive reviews are boiling the market; Gigster is getting famous.
As they say changes are inevitable and the change that Gigster has brought in the market is definitely a positive one. Outsourcing is no longer a dirty world.
As they say changes are inevitable and the change that Gigster has brought in the market is definitely a positive one. Outsourcing is no longer a dirty world.
See Also: Convert your Idea into an App Within Minutes with Gigster
No comments:
Post a Comment