Bartłomiej Kołodziejczyk

How much does an AI agent for business cost: real 2026 pricing

AI agent prices in Poland range from PLN 15k to PLN 400k. Not because someone is lying, but because an AI agent is not a single product. We break prices down into their components: 4 levels, hidden costs, 3 B2B scenarios and a comparison table of agent vs full-time hire vs SaaS.

When is it worth contacting a software house – when you have an idea, or when everything is ready?

Kiedy warto kontaktować się z software house – gdy masz pomysł, czy gdy wszystko | jsoncrew.com

You’re waiting until you’ve refined your vision down to the last button. Or, conversely, you think that without a finished specification, no one will take you seriously. Both extremes miss the point. A software house doesn’t require a finished technical design from you. It requires clarity regarding the end result and what’s most important about it. You can work out the rest together: which components … When is it worth contacting a software house – when you have an idea, or when everything is ready?

Project Billing Methods with a Software House: Fixed Price, T&M, Package, and Subscription – Which to Choose (and What About Code Ownership)

Sposoby rozliczenia projektu z software house: fixed price, T&M, pakiet i abonam | jsoncrew.com

You sign a contract for the application. You pay. And then you find out that you don't know if the code is yours. Or that you add more each month because „a little more hours came out.” Familiar? The billing method is not just a matter of budget. It's a decision about who owns what and how you pay for changes. In this text: fixed price, time and material, billing … Project Billing Methods with a Software House: Fixed Price, T&M, Package, and Subscription – Which to Choose (and What About Code Ownership)

What is an MVP – and why is it better to start with it instead of building the whole thing at once

Co to jest MVP – i dlaczego lepiej zacząć od niego, zamiast budować całość od ra | jsoncrew.com

You have a fully-fledged product in mind: dozens of features, a beautiful interface, integrations, an admin panel, and reports. You want to do everything at once. That’s natural, but it’s expensive and risky. Most ideas never make it to market in a “full” version because development takes years or the budget runs out before you see anything from users. An MVP (Minimum Viable Product). is a different strategy: … What is an MVP – and why is it better to start with it instead of building the whole thing at once