You Should Outsource Web Development?

A freelance full stack developer from Indianapolis, Illinois, Charutha Bandara designs e-commerce solutions, creates hybrid mobile applications, and builds web applications. Charutha Bandara works with small businesses through his agency Aegis Studio to meet their app and web development needs and requirements.

Small businesses typically face the constant struggle for growth control and efficiency of different facets. With limited resources, including employees, the chances of neglecting some sectors escalate, with more focus on sales, supply, and customer attendance. Under the strain, a feasible solution is outsourcing, especially for trending business models like mobile apps and online presence.

By 2026, the global mobile app development is expected to be worth $407.31 billion, with third-party agencies working with small businesses expected to make up a large percentage of that market. Maintaining an in-house development team is costly and may strain your small-scale business. What’s more, app and web development run on demand and supply, and a recurring remuneration may cripple your business.

Partner with a 3rd party developer for the task. After development and deployment, the appropriate agency provides ongoing support through insights on performance, trends, and required updates, either as part of the initial package or at a small fee. Market studies show that partnering with a reliable agency cuts costs by 75%.

Also, as you focus on your business, there is a high chance you lose out on emerging trends in technology. It gets increasingly hard to keep track of changes in areas outside your business niche, especially in specialized fields like software engineering and information technology. Ride on the 3rd party development agency’s skill, reach and experience to ensure scalability depending on your business requirements.