Fiverr?

[st3v3]

How is this subject not coming up on search?

I'm pricing up a JustEat style food app, quotes of 25-30k+ are not helpful, forgive me saying this here but it really isn't 25k in work to put together a most basic merchant/marketplace application.

I wasn't blessed with natural patience to be able to learn the technical witchcraft behind applications so I am teetering on the idea of using a Fiverr type freelance solution.

Is there a reason not to?
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[Robby]

You're still trying to make money out of delivering stuff. Must be over 10 years you've been at this.

In this instance, are you comparing apples with apples? There's the coding of the app, which is probably a fairly generic solution by now. Then there's the support and reliability element - you want confidence that the app doesn't crash on a saturday evening at 7pm. You would be holding onto a big chunk of money from orders, which you're liable for if the orders aren't delivered.

The app is your business, everything else is secondary. You need to own and understand how it works - or directly employ people who do.

This problem is what university students were made for.

[Easy-X]

What sort of business is the target? One of my jobs is writing integrations. I've done Deliveroo, UberEats... now working on Deliverect. No one writes their own apps anymore.

Cheapest solution I can think of: £25 per month, if memory serves, gets you what looks like your own personal app with GloriaFood.
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[P.]

It's going to be out of general price tags. It's going to be money, it's going to be ongoing money, and more money when you need to change it to comply with the next money making scheme or marketplace requires.

It's not a venture you should go down.

[Ste]

[Easy-X]

The other question is: do you even need an app? A well crafted website that looks nice on phones could do the job just as well. App = offline capability - why would you need that for food ordering?
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[Ste]

[Easy-X]

[Ste]

Can you beat my offer of £5,000 for making a clone of justeat?

[Easy-X]

[Ste]

So what you're saying is OP should accept my offer and get things up and running ASAP.