Built an app for a client — now he says he can’t afford…
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Built an app for a client — now he says he can’t afford it. What would you do?
Hello Everyone, So I'm a full stack developer and I take projects mostly MVP. I charge around $499 for a basic MVP with 1-2 core features, Application landing page, payment page, posthog integration. DB. Basically to make the application run what all needed I build that.
Now when I started freelancing I didn't ask for advance payment for the project to build. And eventually most of the time lost the client.
So, I started taking a bare minimum advance payment to start the project. Lost many people who were willing to build something but home not serious with that.
Now this time I built the project and only got $50 the initial advance amount. And the client is saying he won't be able to pay me the rest amount as he can't afford that project currently.
I know there are many experienced people in this sub. what are your suggestions on this.
And also if someone wants to buy the project it will be so helpful for me.
#technology #programming #dev
Hello Everyone, So I'm a full stack developer and I take projects mostly MVP. I charge around $499 for a basic MVP with 1-2 core features, Application landing page, payment page, posthog integration. DB. Basically to make the application run what all needed I build that.
Now when I started freelancing I didn't ask for advance payment for the project to build. And eventually most of the time lost the client.
So, I started taking a bare minimum advance payment to start the project. Lost many people who were willing to build something but home not serious with that.
Now this time I built the project and only got $50 the initial advance amount. And the client is saying he won't be able to pay me the rest amount as he can't afford that project currently.
I know there are many experienced people in this sub. what are your suggestions on this.
And also if someone wants to buy the project it will be so helpful for me.
#technology #programming #dev
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