Hiring MLM developers, answered

It depends on scope and engagement model. A fixed-scope build is quoted against your compensation plan and feature list; a dedicated team or staff augmentation is billed monthly per the size of the squad; a support retainer is a predictable monthly fee. We scope transparently and give you a firm number before any commitment — you never start work on an open-ended meter.

Most first launches ship in four to eight weeks, depending on plan complexity and the number of integrations. Simple unilevel or binary builds land faster; hybrid plans with many ranks, multi-currency and several gateways take longer. We give you a milestone timeline during discovery and demo working software as it lands, so there are no surprises at the end.

We build on Laravel, WordPress, Drupal, Node.js and React, backed by MySQL or PostgreSQL. We recommend a stack based on your team's skills, hosting and roadmap rather than pushing one default — if you already run WordPress or Laravel in-house, we build where your people can maintain it.

Yes. Full IP, source code and database ownership transfer to you, in writing. You get repository access and deploy on infrastructure you control — your cloud, VPS or on-premise. There is no lock-in to our servers or private licences, which means you can extend the platform or change vendors later without rebuilding.

Yes. Most clients move onto a monthly support-and-maintenance retainer after go-live, covering monitoring, backups, security patches, plan adjustments and new features. You get a defined SLA and a request queue, so the platform keeps improving with the same team that built it rather than going stale.

Yes. We migrate members, genealogy, wallet balances and order history off your legacy or hosted system, with reconciliation reports and parallel payout runs that validate every balance and downline count matches the source to the cent before go-live. We never flip the switch until the numbers reconcile exactly.