u/AlgosAreHard

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hey everyone, need some advice before I start contacting companies.

I run a small event rental business in Utah. we rent tables, chairs, tents, lights, that kind of stuff. we’ve been doing it for about 5 years, and most bookings still happen through calls, emails, and a basic form on our site

It works, but it gets messy fast. people change dates, ask about delivery times, add extra items, or cancel last minute. then my team has to dig through texts and notes to figure out what’s actually happening

I’m thinking about building a simple mobile app for customers and maybe a small admin side for us. customers could request rentals, see availability, pay deposits, and get updates. nothing huge, just something that makes the process less painful.

So I’m looking for a company that offers mobile development services. I don’t care much about the state (but Utah is much welcomed), as long as they communicate clearly, price things fairly, and don’t make the project bigger than it needs to be

Has anyone hired a mobile app team for a small business before? what went well, and what should I watch out for?

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u/AlgosAreHard — 7 days ago

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice from people who’ve hired app developers before

I run a small business in Phoenix. we’ve been around for about 3 years, and I’m at the point where having an Android app would make things easier for customers and for us.

I don’t just need someone to build it once and disappear. I need a company that provides Android development services and can also help with support after launch, things like updates, bug fixes, QA, and small improvements when needed...the whole stuff

I’d prefer a US based team, but I don’t really care which state they’re in, though, Phoenix is good(for possible private contacts). but good communication and fair pricing matter more than location, 100%

Has anyone worked with a reliable Android app company? what was the experience like, and what should I ask before signing anything?

would appreciate honest recommendations

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u/AlgosAreHard — 9 days ago