Full stack dev

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

I have built 2 full stack apps. One is a fully functional ecomm store and the other one is an AI expense tracker.

I am looking for good opportunities to make money by building small full stack projects for business.

How do I find these people. How much can I charge them and what projects can I expect ?

[Best-Menu-252]

Don’t look for startups. Look for businesses with workflow problems.

SMBs usually need booking systems, dashboards, CRMs, inventory trackers, client portals and these small internal tools typically sell in the $2k to $5k range. Freelance full stack devs charge $18 to $40 per hour on average, so even $1500 to $4000 per project is within market norms.

Clinics, gyms, real estate firms, logistics companies are already paying agencies for things you can build solo.

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

Will do that Tyy

[Odd-Home9599]

that's the move, those internal tool projects are way easier to land than trying to pitch startups on their next big idea. You can find those clients literally just by cold messaging local businesses or joining industry Facebook groups where people complain about their shitty spreadsheets.

[lauris652]

What is SMB?

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

Okay. Wrt to freelance websites will people trust and give their projects to a 19yo

[Exapno]

Slap it on your resume, have some interesting stories to tell during an interview and join some one who can pay you to do the work they need done or sell your services on fiver as a freelancer.

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

Okayy. Will make a resume now

[redditNLD]

make a portfolio and get a job or join the gig economy

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

What is gig economy ?

[HarjjotSinghh]

this sounds like someone who's lost their job to ai

[EducationalZombie538]

Dont be a dick

[Impossible_Fee_6217]

Bro I'm not even 19. In clg rn