Comparisons

The decisions worth getting right first.

Agency or freelancer, in-house or outsourced, WordPress or custom, fixed price or hourly — honest comparisons including the cases where our answer is not to hire us.

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Agency vs freelancer: which should you hire?

Freelancers win more often than agencies admit. Here is where each genuinely fits.

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In-house vs outsourced development

The comparison usually stops at cost. Ramp time, retention and management capacity matter more.

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WordPress vs a custom website

WordPress is the right answer more often than custom shops admit, and the wrong one more often than agencies selling it admit.

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Shopify vs a custom ecommerce build

Three options, not two — and the middle one is right for most brands.

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Offshore vs onshore development

Cost is the obvious difference. Timezone overlap and management burden are the ones that decide outcomes.

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Fixed price vs time and materials

Both models work with a clear scope. Neither survives without one.

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Buy vs build: should you develop custom software?

Most companies should buy. Here is the honest test for when building is genuinely the right call.

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Next.js vs Webflow for business websites

Webflow is excellent until you need something it does not do. Here is where that line usually falls.

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Staff augmentation vs a managed team

The choice is not about cost. It is about whether you have someone with time to manage engineers.

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Rebuild vs refactor: what to do with legacy code

Rewrites feel decisive and fail often. Here is the honest test for when one is justified.

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Starter template or custom build: which do you need?

We build both. Here is how we decide which one to recommend to you.

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DIY website builder or hire someone?

The builders are good. The cost is 20 to 60 hours of your time, which nobody mentions.

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Comparisons

Tell us what you are building. We will tell you what it takes.

A 30-minute call, then a written proposal with scope, price and timeline within two to three working days. No retainer required to get a real number, and no obligation if the answer is that we are not the right fit.

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