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Our company Lambda (http://getlambda.com http://getlambda.com) helps negotiate contract work for our freelancers. We often set up the following arrangement: the
by albedo 13y ago
Our company Lambda (http://getlambda.com http://getlambda.com) helps negotiate contract work for our freelancers. We often set up the following arrangement: the client pays in advance for a week or two of work, and we agree that "a week" contains X hours of developer time. If there are hours unused by the end of the contract, we refund the money. It's an elegant way to avoid most payment issues.
- yogo 13y agoOn your site it doesn't say whether or not you get a cut, but given the natural alignment of interests I think it's safe to say you won't have a problem with having to return unused hours, even an honest developer will simply maximize those hours.
- macarthy12 13y agoHow much work have you managed to get? Do you restrict where dev's are located (e.g. north america?)
- albedo 13y agoWe get about 15 qualified leads a month (on average, each project is worth about $25k). We're focused on the US and Canada only for the moment.
- mrfusion 13y agoDo you guys need any Python or Django people?
- albedo 13y agoYes, we're currently looking for Rails, Django, js, and iOS.