Cost effective way to bootstrap a SaaS Startup

Have an idea and want to build an app? Wondering how much will it cost when you're bootstrapping? Having built a startup myself and worked with over a hundred other startups, I have some tips on putting together a team that'll not only save you on cost but also delivers a quality result.
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[@luxbubble104]

Thanks for the info. Enjoyed the video.

[@KaYungCalebLai]

thanks for watching!

[@occocia]

thanks for sharing this dude, you answered alot of my questions. maybe you could do a video of how to interview/find a offshore engineer. I find it hard to trust/pay anyone that I just met online knowing that so many scams going around

[@KaYungCalebLai]

Yea so that's why I think finding someone locally first is important, hopefully that local dev can help you interview, review code and make sure the offshore dev is legit. I tired 3~4 devs before finding the right one.

[@tachyon3857]

Loved the web app design video and this too was insightful, btw, do you specialize in webapp creation yourself like knowing what tech stack to use based on features needed, most effective costing, etc?

[@KaYungCalebLai]

thanks for watching! I'm not too familiar with the dev side of things, but for what's worth, most apps are built with react / node.js nowadays.