Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a Ruby on Rails developer in-house instead?
Most of our maintenance and support clients don’t actually need a full-time developer - they need senior-level Rails expertise available when something needs attention, not 40 hours a week, every week. The trouble is there aren’t many good options between “hire someone full-time” and “hope a freelancer answers when something breaks.”
That’s the gap our support contracts fill. They typically run $24,000 to $36,000 a year - about a fifth the cost of a full-time hire once you count salary, payroll taxes, benefits, recruiting, and management overhead - and they get you senior-level Rails, security, and DevOps experience instead of an entry-level generalist. See what type of work situations are a good fit for our team for where that setup works best, and what our ongoing maintenance and support work covers.