What is a 'task' at FelloCoder?

A task is one clearly defined unit of work — such as a feature build, bug fix, API integration, automation setup, or performance upgrade. Each subscription plan includes active task slots, and the next priority task in your queue is automatically picked up once the current one is completed.

How fast will my startup see results?

FelloCoder delivers the first task update within 24–48 hours of submission. Small tasks often ship within a single day. Larger product builds are broken into milestones and delivered with continuous progress updates.

What types of work does FelloCoder handle?

FelloCoder handles full-stack product execution including web and SaaS applications, mobile and desktop apps, backend and APIs, AI agents and AI chatbots, integrations and workflow automation, and hosting, infrastructure, maintenance, and scaling.

How do I submit and prioritise tasks?

You submit tasks directly through the FelloCoder Dashboard. You can attach designs, links, documents, or Loom videos, and set priority based on your business goals and release plans.

Can FelloCoder work with our existing tech stack?

Yes. FelloCoder works with your existing tools and tech stack. Onboarding time may vary slightly depending on the complexity of your stack, but the team adapts quickly with minimal disruption to your workflow.

Who is FelloCoder not a fit for?

FelloCoder may not be the right fit if you need digital marketing services (SEO, ads, social media), brand identity or graphic-only design work, on-site hardware-based development, or real-time hourly staff augmentation. If you want fast, reliable product execution without hiring full-time engineers, FelloCoder is built for you.

Who actually works on my product?

Your work is delivered through a hybrid execution model combining AI agents for speed and rapid iteration with senior developers and product engineers for architecture, scale, and security. Every task is internally reviewed for quality, performance, and security before delivery.

How does FelloCoder handle communication?

You get a dedicated Slack or WhatsApp channel, async progress updates via email, and clear delivery timelines at task submission. There are no unnecessary meetings — just focused execution.

Can I pause, cancel, or change my FelloCoder plan?

Yes. FelloCoder is fully flexible — you can pause, upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime. There are no contracts or long-term lock-ins.

Is my code secure and do I own everything built by FelloCoder?

Yes — your IP is 100% yours. FelloCoder uses secure repositories, controlled access, encrypted data handling, and NDAs on request. Your product and data always remain private.

What Is a Developer Subscription?

Name: FelloCoder Developer Subscription
Brand: FelloCoder
Price: 99 USD

A developer subscription is a monthly service model where businesses pay a flat recurring fee in exchange for ongoing software development work — delivered asynchronously by a team of senior engineers, without hiring, contracts, or per-project billing.

You subscribe, submit work requests to a queue, and get tasks delivered — usually within 24 to 72 hours — one at a time. When one task is complete, the next one in your queue gets picked up automatically.

How It Works

Subscribe — choose a plan (typically tiered by delivery speed or hours of work per month)
Submit tasks — through a project management tool (Trello, Linear, Notion, or a custom portal) describing what you need built
Review and approve — the team delivers a working result; you review, request revisions, or approve and move to the next task
Iterate — the queue continues as long as you're subscribed

The model is asynchronous by design. There are no weekly calls required, no daily standups, no time-zone juggling. Work gets done while you focus on your business.

What's Included

A developer subscription typically covers:

Web app features and bug fixes
Backend APIs and integrations
AI chatbots and workflow automations
Internal tools and dashboards
Design-to-code implementation
Performance and security improvements
Third-party integrations (Stripe, HubSpot, Twilio, etc.)

Most subscriptions cover full-stack work — frontend, backend, and integrations — delivered by a team rather than a single generalist.

What's Not Included

Most developer subscriptions exclude:

Original product strategy or market research
Graphic design from scratch (UI/UX requires existing wireframes or designs)
Large infrastructure migrations (usually quoted separately)
Code for regulated industries with complex compliance requirements (quoted separately)

Developer Subscription vs Hiring vs Agency vs Freelancer

| | Subscription | Full-Time Hire | Agency | Freelancer | |---|---|---|---|---| | Monthly cost | $99–$999 | $8,000–$15,000+ | $10,000–$50,000+ | $2,000–$8,000 | | Time to start | Days | 2–4 months | 2–6 weeks | 1–2 weeks | | Consistency | High | High | Variable | Variable | | Flexibility | Pause/cancel monthly | 3-month notice | Fixed scope | Variable | | Team size | Team behind the scenes | 1 person | Team | 1 person | | Ramp-up needed | Low | High | Medium | Medium |

Who Developer Subscriptions Work Best For

Startups post-MVP — you've validated the idea, now you need to keep shipping without hiring a full engineering team SMEs with ongoing dev needs — you always have development work but not enough to justify a full-time hire Non-technical founders — you need a technical partner who can translate business requirements into shipped product Businesses replacing a contractor — more reliable than a single freelancer, more affordable than an agency

What to Look For in a Provider

Not all developer subscriptions are equal. Evaluate:

Turnaround time — what's the actual 24–48h delivery based on? (Is it per task, per revision, per feature?)
Tech stack — does the team cover your stack, or are they limited to specific technologies?
Team structure — is there one developer or a team? What happens if that person is sick or leaves?
Code ownership — do you own 100% of the code written, or does the provider retain any IP?
Communication — how are questions and clarifications handled? Async Slack, email, or calls?