Dedicated software development teams

Staff augmentation adds individual contractors to an existing team. A dedicated team is a self-contained unit assembled around one product area, with its own internal structure and delivery management, and more ownership than a set of individual placements. It is built for continuity over years.

It depends on team size and how specialized the skills are. A small to mid-size team is usually assembled and ready to onboard within four to eight weeks. Larger teams or unusual stacks take longer, though still less than the equivalent US hiring process.

Yes. Headcount is not fixed by contract. Any role can be added or removed as the work requires, which keeps cost and delivery speed in line with what the product needs at that point. Changes are agreed together, with lead time for sourcing.

Yes. The team works in your preferred project management tools, version control, CI/CD setup, communication platforms and code review process, under your engineering standards. If you would rather Solbeg propose the process or host and administer part of the tooling, we do that as well.

Your product and engineering leaders set priorities, define sprint goals and review output. On our side, a delivery manager handles daily team operations, runs internal standups, manages continuity, and is your point of contact for operational matters. You have direct access to every engineer without running the team yourself.

Yes. That is what the model is built for. Dedicated teams pay off when the work is continuous, the roadmap keeps evolving, and you need engineers who hold product context across statements of work. A short, one-off scope is the weaker case for a standing team.

Yes, and it is a common pattern. Many engagements start small to validate the working relationship before scaling. The right starting size depends on the product area, the stack and your goals, so it is agreed during discovery rather than fixed in advance.

Per engineer, per month, based on role and seniority, on an ongoing retainer. There are no per-project estimates or fixed bids, so nothing has to be re-estimated and repriced for every work item. Billing follows actual composition each month, so scaling up or down shows directly in the cost.