How This Startup is Making Mobile App Development Easier
If you were a business that wanted an app, your options weren't always good: You'd likely lose weeks of your life wading through AppTank and Craigslist listings, emailing developers and taking meeting after meeting. Now there's Gigster, a site that boils all that work down into one sitting. Just fill out a form at Gigster.com outlining your project, budget, time frame and desired features (say, processing orders or handling payments), and the site will send a guaranteed estimate in 10 minutes.
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"Founders would take out their credit cards and pay for the project on the spot," says Roger Dickey, who founded Gigster with engineer Debo Olaosebikan. "It was a series of those "one click and go' transactions that allowed us to grow very quickly as word spread about what we could do."
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