To choose a software company, check for live verifiable case studies, code ownership, written price and timeline, post-delivery support and a responsive team. A company that will not hand over the code or give a written schedule is a high risk.
Questions about track record and quality
Step one is seeing real work, not screenshots.
- Do you have live, visitable projects?
- Which projects resemble my needs?
- Who owns technical quality?
- Which technologies do you use and why?
Questions about contract and money
A cheap price without transparency usually ends up expensive.
- Are price and timeline written in the contract?
- Will I receive the code after final payment?
- What is not in the price (domain, hosting, gateway)?
- Is payment staged?
Questions about after delivery
A project does not end at handover.
- How many months of free support?
- What does annual support cost and cover?
- If a bug appears, who fixes it and how fast?
- After the contract can I develop the code elsewhere?
Red flags
Promising a #1 Google rank, insisting on a ready-made theme without explanation, having no visitable portfolio and dodging code-ownership questions are four red flags.
Frequently asked questions
Live projects (CarnoWash, Carnomand and more), written price and timeline, full code handover after payment and 3 months free support.
DHS is a code-first software company: websites, apps, games and AI from idea to support.