# NocodeAssistant: Frequently Asked Questions **URL:** https://www.nocodeassistant.agency/faq/ **Rating:** 4.9/5 on G2 (9 reviews) ## General ### What does NocodeAssistant actually build? We build two types of software: internal tools (dashboards, admin panels, workflow automation) and SaaS products (MVPs, client-facing apps). We use no-code and low-code platforms: primarily Bubble, WeWeb, and Xano. ### How is this different from hiring a freelancer? Freelancers are individuals. We're a structured team that has delivered 50+ projects. You get a defined process, a fixed price, documentation, and support after handover. With a freelancer, you often get none of that. ### How is this different from a traditional software agency? Traditional agencies are slow and expensive: 6–12 months, $80K–$150K, and an account manager between you and the work. We ship in 4–10 weeks, at $8K–$25K, and you talk directly to the builder. ### Why not just build it ourselves with AI? You could, and for genuinely simple problems you should. The issues start where the demo ends: real integrations, edge cases, data hygiene, and someone accountable when it breaks. We use AI daily and build it into production. Dinsko's agent resolved 47% of tier-1 tickets without a human, with median response down from 4.2 hours to 8 seconds. That's the difference between a prompt and a product. ### Have you built for a company like ours? Our published work spans e-commerce, support operations, and investment research. The common thread isn't the industry, it's an operational process that software should run. Tell us how your process works on the call. If we haven't solved your specific shape of problem, we'll say so before you spend anything. ## Pricing & scope ### How much does a project cost? - Internal tools: $8K–$15K (fixed scope) - SaaS MVPs: $15K–$25K (fixed scope) These are fixed-price quotes. You know the number before we start. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices. ### What does "fixed scope" mean? It means we agree on exactly what gets built before we start. The price doesn't change unless the scope changes, and any scope changes are agreed and priced separately before we do them. ### Do you charge hourly? No. All projects are fixed scope and fixed price. ## Timeline ### How long does a project take? - Internal tools: 4–6 weeks - SaaS MVPs: 6–10 weeks These are typical ranges. We'll give you a specific timeline in the proposal. ### Can you go faster? Sometimes, depending on scope. We'll tell you honestly in the intro call what's achievable. ## No-code / low-code ### Why no-code instead of traditional development? Modern no-code platforms let us build production-quality software faster and at lower cost. The tradeoff is that very complex or highly custom logic may require traditional code. We'll tell you which approach fits your project. ### Will I be locked into a platform? No. You own the app. If you decide to rebuild in traditional code later, your data and logic are exportable. We don't create dependency on us to keep your product running. ### What if I already have a Bubble or WeWeb app? We do takeovers and feature development for existing apps. Book a call and we'll assess it in 30 minutes. ## Working together ### Do I talk to the person who builds my project? Yes, always. No account managers, no middlemen. ### What happens if one of you is unavailable? The project doesn't stop. We document everything as we build, so either of us can pick up where the other left off. You always know what's done and what's next, and the timeline is agreed before we start. ### Will our team actually use it? Software only helps if your team actually uses it, so we build with the people who'll run it in mind. Your team is involved from scoping, gets plain-language documentation and a handoff walkthrough, and training is part of the final week. Most of our clients' teams are non-technical, and the software is designed around how they work. ### What happens after the project is delivered? You get full documentation, a training session with your team, and a 30-day support window. After that, you can run it yourself or hire us for ongoing maintenance. ### Do you do ongoing work after handover? Yes. Many clients retain us for maintenance or continued feature development after launch. For clients who want continued support without a full retainer, we offer maintenance packages: bug fixes, platform updates, and small recurring tweaks. ### What happens after the 30-day support window? After 30 days you can run it in-house, take a maintenance package, or move to a monthly retainer. The price is set before launch, so there are no surprises. Most clients pick an option and keep it. ### Can we make changes after launch? Yes. Small fixes are covered in the first 30 days. Bigger changes or new features get scoped and quoted as their own project, or folded into a retainer. ### What if we want to hand the product off to another team later? Our builds are documented and structured so this isn't painful: clean logic, clear architecture, nothing locked to tools or accounts only we control. If you outgrow us or want to bring it in-house, the handoff should be straightforward. ## Book a call [Book a 30-minute intro call](/go/intro-call?cta_label=faq-escape). Free. Bring any question that isn't answered here.