RESTORATIONS & RESTOMODS
Fixed Price Billing
Time and Management Billing
VS
FIXED PRICE MODEL
TIME AND MATERIALS
Requirements are detailed from the beginning.
SCOPE
There's an estimate of which requirements will be covered.
The provider takes big risks regarding rentability.
RISK
The client has more uncertainty regarding budget.
Respecting the scope and avoiding changes.
PROJECT MANAGERS PRIORITES
Adding more value on every sprint.
It's hard to adapt to unexpected challenges, and the process is bureaucratic.
FLEXIBILITY
Easy and flexible. A lot of adaptability to changes and challenges.
The team delivers exactly what the client asked for, not necessarily what was needed.
DELIVERABLES
Deliverables might be adapted because of insights provided during the project.
Might feel tense when it comes to unexpected situations.
RELATIONSHIP
Partnership spirit. Full involvement in every stage to provide the best results.
Respecting the scope and avoiding changes.
UPDATES
Adding more value on every sprint.
Known cost + backup from the provider to avoid risks.
FINAL COST
It is unknown in the beginning but can adapt to a budget.
It takes time to scope precisely.
TIME TO START
Ability to start right away.
Time and Materials VS. Fixed Price
Fixed Price
Time and Materials
Being certain about the cost.
Higher cost of the project
Established deadlines
Worse response to changing conditions
No need to control the process
Longer preparations
High flexibility to changing requirements
Lower control over the budget
Faster project start and dynamic decision-making process
Need for being much more involved
Better control overt the project
Uncertainty when it comes to the timeline
PROS
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flexible approach to changes
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high chance to create a marketable product,
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earlier start to the project,
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more control over the development process,
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easier product optimization.
PROS
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full control over the budget,
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no need for client's active involvement,
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more control over the timeline.
CONS
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chance that the overall budget would be higher than the estimated cost,
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high involvement of a client,
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hard to plan the deadlines.
CONS
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no flexibility in reaction to changes,
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higher risk of creating a product with a little market demand,
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sticking to a timeline/fixed budget can compromise the quality,
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no room for optimization,
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later start of the development,
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risk of higher cost of the project.