Custom Remote Monitoring and Management Software

There are lots of widely used collaboration tools for remote teams such as Zoom and Hangout for online meetings, Trello and Slack for time tracking and task scheduling, and LinkedIn or Skype for business communication. TeamViewer, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft OneDrive, Toggl, Hubstaff, TeamViewer, Trello, and ClickUp are also in the list of the best remote work software. All these remote work apps allow you to provide support, have access to your team, conduct online meetings, and always stay in touch to solve various business tasks.

Below we have represented our generalized scheme of custom remote work application development process in steps:

1. We start with thorough research of our customer’s business niche, desired KPIs, its target audience, and their needs to clear out the final goals of our ready-made remote work app;
2. Together with a customer, we decide on must-haves and additional functionality for the future app;
3. Our engineering team chooses the best fitting technical stack and software architecture, as well as creates a custom design, compiling with the customer’s brand book and company style;
4. We create an MVP version of the remote work app to show the customer some intermediate results, test the prototype, and make the necessary amendments if needed;
5. Finally, we create the working version of the remote work application, check it for bugs to fix them, and launch the app;
6. After the launch, we arrange a series of additional tests to check whether the final version of the remote work software matches your set goals. At this stage we estimate its web interface on user-friendliness, check the performance and throughput of the app, etc. and solve all the arising technical issues;
7. If needed, we provide further technical support to eliminate possible errors and bugs.

If you have any additional questions regarding any of these stages, please feel free to contact our technical specialists.

To create a collaboration tool for remote teams, you can use sites like Freelancer, Upwork, and Toptal, as there are always lots of highly qualified freelance programmers searching for a side job. On such platforms, you can see their place in the rating system, past or current works, experience in creating remote collaboration tools, and reviews left by their customers. But this can be quite risky due to the fact that freelancer developers usually have several projects running at the same time, and can’t follow the needed business process to the full extent. That’s why we recommend you hire a dedicated professional team of engineers from a trustworthy outsourcing company. You can use Clutch for this purpose, as there you can find detailed info about the company’s specialization, past projects, rates, as well as client testimonials. Feel free to check out our expertise in creating collaboration tools for remote teams at Clutch.co.

The price for collaboration tools for remote teams can approximately start from $7,000 and end at $600,000 or even more. In most cases, you will pay around $50,000 for a basic solution, approximately $150,000 for a medium-level remote work solution with a common number of features, and around $250,000 for a more complex one.

Every small business is different, so the final cost can depend on numerous factors, such as the complexity of remote collaboration tools development, the needed number of engineers, the timeline for the project, as well as peculiarities and needs of the given business. Still, if you take rough numbers, a simple app for a small business can cost around $50,000, a medium-level app can cost as much as $70,000-$150,000, and the price for a complex remote work collaboration tool can raise up to $300,000 and even more.