[mtmail]

I had the idea once to gather 10 engineers and "sell" the engineering power in bulk. The usual feedback from friends was it's impossible to find even 3 engineers who are currently unemployed and willing to wait until such a deal happens.

[vrlandau]

Thanks for the input. Our teams are currently employed in startups and are happy to jump on a project during their next sprint in order to pay the bills.

[mpeg]

How does the revshare work for them? Assuming they're still being paid their usual salary for the duration of the contract, what percentage of the contract quote itself would they be expecting to get?

[vrlandau]

It's completely open. They can decide internally.What would you advise?

[mpeg]

I'm just curious, to be honest, as I'm thinking of the typical startup scenario where you might have a bunch of programmers with low equity and relatively low salaries compared to a contractor.

Very interesting concept regardless, if I'm ever in the market for an MVP this definitely seems more attractive than the typical outsourced team.

[vrlandau]

I believe it depends on: - How relevant the project is to the startup niche - How interested the developers are in the startup success - The situation the startup is in at the moment: maturity, cash in the bank etc "This definitely seems more attractive than the typical outsourced team." I'm glad we share this opinion.