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Agency or freelancer?
Choose based on project risk, breadth, and continuity rather than a belief that one option is always safer.
A freelancer may fit when
- one senior skill is the main need
- the scope is small and well defined
- the client can provide product and technical direction
- continuity risk is manageable
An agency may fit when
- the work needs design, frontend, backend, QA, DevOps, or compliance coordination
- delivery must continue if one person is unavailable
- the client needs one accountable commercial entity
- support and handover need a broader team
Verify either option
Review relevant evidence, references, communication, security habits, repository ownership, testing, deployment, support, and contractual terms.
Price and timeline
There is no reliable universal comparison range. A small agency can cost less than a premium freelancer, and a specialist freelancer can cost more than a general agency. Compare the full scope and responsibilities.
Techlign's current public website describes a Pakistan-based senior studio with 12 products shipped and repository ownership from day one. It does not publish the older fixed-price tiers or universal 14-day promise used in the prior article.
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