A dedicated iOS developer, in your team, month to month
When the scope is still moving, a fixed price is the wrong shape. A dedicated Swift engineer from Pull House joins your standups, your tracker and your repo, one month at a time, for as long as you need.
- Minimum
- One month
- Builds in
- Swift and SwiftUI
When a dedicated developer beats a project
- 01
The scope keeps moving
You are still learning what to build. A fixed price would need rewriting every month.
- 02
A live app with a backlog
Steady features, fixes and the yearly iOS update, without hiring and onboarding a full-time engineer.
- 03
A team without iOS
Your web or backend team owns the product and needs a Swift engineer alongside them.
- 04
After a project with us
We built the first version; a dedicated developer keeps it moving at your pace.
A Swift engineer in your team
- 01One month minimum, then scaled up or down month to month
- 02Your process, your tooling, your sprint rhythm
- 03Code in your repository, to your standards, and the IP is yours
- 04Swift and SwiftUI only, from a studio that builds nothing else
- 05A mutual NDA before we see anything sensitive
Dedicated developer or fixed-price project?
| Aspect | Fixed-price project | Dedicated developer |
|---|---|---|
| Best when | The scope is written down | The scope keeps changing |
| Pricing | A fixed price, after discovery | Monthly, per developer |
| Who sets priorities | The agreed scope | You, through your backlog |
| Commitment | The project | One month at a time |
| Process | Ours: sprints and a weekly TestFlight build | Yours: your standups and tracker |
Not sure which fits? Our guide to freelancer, agency or in-house covers the wider choice, and the project process shows the fixed-price route.
One month. After that you can continue, scale up or down, or stop, month to month.
Have an iOS app to build?
Tell us what you are making. If we are not the right team for it, we will say so.
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