Software development outsourcing done right

It means handing off the build of your software — a part of it, or the whole thing — to an external company instead of building and maintaining an in-house engineering department. You define what you need and approve every delivery; the provider owns the technical execution: code, architecture, testing and deployment.

No. An individual freelancer is only accountable for their own piece, and you coordinate the rest. Outsourcing with Deepyze gives you a full team with a single owner accountable for the final result, a fixed price locked in the proposal (not open-ended hourly billing), and continuity if any one person becomes unavailable.

We sign an NDA before any sensitive project detail is shared. Access to your systems, credentials and data is limited to exactly what's needed for development, and you can revoke it at any time.

Yes. It's a common model: you outsource the mobile app or a specific module while your in-house team handles the rest, or you ask us to embed within a system that already exists. We define the technical and communication boundaries with your team together, before starting.

It's 100% yours. We deliver documented source code with full infrastructure access and no monthly licenses tied to Deepyze. You can keep maintaining it with another provider or your own team with no friction.

Building an in-house engineering department means recruiting, payroll overhead, tooling and the risk of a key person leaving mid-critical-project. With outsourcing you pay a fixed USD price for the result, without those fixed costs, and you can scale the team up or down per project with no severance involved.

Yes. We sign an NDA on any project that requires one, and we work both with SMBs outsourcing a specific system and with larger companies adding development capacity to an existing IT department.