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Before You Hire

Questions to Ask Before Hiring

This checklist applies to Nexosoft LLC and to any web design or software development agency you're considering. It's meant to help you evaluate a good fit, not to suggest any particular company is a poor one.

Can I see verifiable past work?

Ask for live links to real projects, and ideally a way to independently confirm the agency actually built them — not just screenshots in a portfolio.

Can I speak with a past client?

A willingness to connect you with a reference, even briefly, is a reasonable ask for any project of meaningful size or cost.

Who owns the code and design once the project is done?

Get intellectual property ownership terms in writing before starting — this is a common source of disputes if left unclear.

What's the exact payment schedule?

Understand what triggers each payment (a milestone, a date, a deliverable) and what recourse you have if a milestone isn't met.

What happens if the project runs over budget or timeline?

Ask this directly before signing anything — a vague answer here is worth taking seriously as a signal.

Who will actually do the work?

Some agencies subcontract work to third parties or offshore teams; there's nothing inherently wrong with that, but it's worth knowing upfront.

What does ongoing support cost after launch?

Ask specifically what happens (and what it costs) if you need a bug fixed or a small change six months after the project ends.

Is there a written contract covering all of this?

A verbal agreement or an informal email thread isn't a substitute for a real contract covering scope, payment, ownership, and timeline for any project of significant size.

None of these questions are meant to suggest hiring any specific agency is risky by default — they're the kind of due diligence worth doing before any meaningful business engagement, regardless of which company you're considering.