$400
That's extremely low. Are they paying themselves at all? I know blockchain devs charge over $150/hour so if they are getting paid that much, that's not even 3 hours of work a month.
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but question is... is it essentially at least one hour per month of work?
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the second thing is that you give rates for top developers. the question is, do you need a guy who charges $ 150 per h? in my opinion, no because it is just things mostly concentrated on making frontend, not the blockchain itself.
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I like having the team local to me. I'm in a large city in the United States so that's causing the price to be higher, I'm sure I can find devs in lesser developed countries for cheaper, but I have the ability to say "Hey, lets talk about how the new feature is going, wanna grab coffee and discuss it?" with more expensive local teams. Plus from what I've seen, the dev teams based in the west seem to have a better understanding than those from the developing world. Its might cost more, but having things done right the first time is worth the extra cost, and it won't my my projects look like a fool's endeavor.
ok but the whole community pays for it and in my opinion there is nothing to keep people from expensive cities when hundreds of thousands of other teams from smaller and cheaper cities and cheaper countries are available.