The questions everyone asks us.
I sign the audit myself, Marco Andrea Sala: an artificial intelligence helps me transcribe and run the first numbers, but every figure and every conclusion goes through me. Twenty-five years of software in production taught me where projects really break: almost never in the code, almost always in the monthly costs nobody budgeted for and in an audience that wasn't the right one. The audit exists to find out first, while it's cheap.
How much is it, and how do I pay?
€4.90 per idea, that is 4,900 credits of your MAS Labs account: the same account and credits as Voxpert, welcome credits included. You top up by card, no subscription. Credits are deducted when you send the idea; if the audit doesn't arrive, they come back.
What if the verdict is no?
You still get the audit, with why not and under which conditions it would become yes: a different audience, a different revenue model, one piece of the problem instead of all of it. That's when you save the most.
What does an app really cost?
It depends on what it has to do, how many people will use it and how fast you need it. In the audit you find the range for your case and, above all, what it costs to keep running every month.
If you build it, who owns the code?
You do, from day one: repositories, servers, domains, third-party accounts. If one day you want to switch provider, the handover takes a day.
Do you work for equity?
In selected cases, on two conditions: real capital and distribution already under way. Equity isn't a discount: if a project doesn't hold up when paid for, it doesn't hold up in equity either.
I send you my idea: what happens to it?
It stays between us. One person reads it, passes it on to nobody else and doesn't use it to build a similar product. To transcribe the voice note and run the first numbers I use an artificial intelligence that doesn't use your data for training; I review and sign the report myself. When you want everything deleted, one line by email is enough.