Feasibility Study for a Software, Web and App Development Company in Egypt
A software company's real capital is its team. There is no inventory and no heavy equipment, but there are salaries to pay every month whether or not there are projects. The right calculation starts with one question: how many projects or clients do you need each month to cover the team?
Where your money goes
- Salaries and social insurance for developers and designers
- Hardware, software licenses and cloud subscriptions
- An office or a coworking space
- Marketing and sales to reach clients
- An accountant and tax filings
Where the money comes from
- Fixed-price projects
- Monthly maintenance and support contracts
- A product or SaaS subscription
- Exporting services to clients outside Egypt
What makes Software and IT businesses lose money
- Projects priced below the time they actually take
- Periods with no projects while salaries keep running
- A key developer leaving mid-project
- Clients who request endless changes
What the study answers
- The right team size for your capital
- The monthly revenue needed to cover salaries
- Whether fixed-price projects or monthly contracts suit you better
- When you can hire your first additional employee
To make the numbers accurate, we ask about: Type of work, Starting team size, Where are the clients?, How will you price?.
The numbers are calculated for your project: your city, your capital and the size you plan to start with. Not generic figures copied from the internet.
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