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Choosing a software development company in Vermont: questions to ask before you sign
A buyer's guide to hiring a software development company in Vermont: code ownership, hosting, change requests, references and when to look out of state.
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Buying softwareCustom software or off-the-shelf? A decision checklist for small businesses
Custom software vs off the shelf: a checklist to score your own case on cost over three years, workflow fit, data ownership and the hybrid option.
Buying softwareFixed price or time and materials: how to pay for a software project
Fixed price vs time and materials for a software project: how each model shares risk, when each fits, and the hybrids that work for small businesses.
Buying softwareHow much does custom business software cost? What actually moves the number
What sets custom software development cost: users and roles, integrations, data migration, compliance and upkeep, with a worked scoping example.
ModernizationModernizing an old business system without a big-bang rewrite
Legacy software modernization one piece at a time: why big-bang rewrites fail, how the strangler fig approach works, and where to start safely.
Mobile appsNative or cross-platform? Choosing how to build a business app in 2027
Native vs cross platform app development for a business app: offline use, device features, team size, store review, and when a web app is the better choice.
Web applicationsReact or Next.js for a business web application
React vs Next.js for a business web application: what each one is, when a plain React app is enough, and when a framework like Next.js earns its place.
ShopifyShopify theme changes vs a custom app: which one your store needs
Shopify theme customization or a custom Shopify app? What each one can change, when the App Store already has the answer, and how to decide.
SaaSWhat it takes to build a SaaS MVP: scope, phases and the parts founders forget
Building a SaaS MVP as a non-technical founder: the phases, the parts that get forgotten (billing, roles, admin, backups) and what drives the cost.
Buying softwareWhat to prepare before you talk to a developer (a one-page brief)
A one-page software project brief template: the problem, the people, the tools, the data and the budget. What to prepare before you talk to a developer.
Buying softwareWho owns the code? Software development contract terms in plain English
Software development contract terms explained plainly: who owns the code, open source, accounts, warranties, change orders and leaving cleanly.
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