Monster Code Corporation

Monster Code Corporation was engaged by WineFlite, a wine shipping service, to help in exploring a new business model that targets international tourists. The project was a challenging one, as it involved targeting wine businesses globally. The company spent between $75,000 and $100,000 per year on the project, with the total cost exceeding $200,000. The collaboration lasted a few years before WineFlite sold its business in 2014. Despite the sale, the project was not halted due to any shortcomings on Monster Code's part, but due to the evolving nature of the business that required constant changes. The new owners were advised to continue collaborating with Monster Code.

Monster Code Corporation was tasked with web development for a social application by a company that connects active people with fun activities where drinks are also available. The founder of the company wanted Monster Code to create a map tool similar to Yelp, allowing users to filter their preferences for activities and beverages. The project, which cost less than $2,000, was completed successfully. The company is now working with Monster Code on creating maps for six new cities.

Authorized Revolution Technologies, a technology startup, hired Monster Code Corporation for iOS development. The startup needed additional hands for engineering and therefore onboarded an iOS developer, a project manager, and a technical adviser from Monster Code. The team helped complete the minimum viable product with the iOS developer playing a lead role. The collaboration, which cost between $20 to $30 an hour for four to five days a week, is ongoing and has so far cost less than $10,000 in total. The startup plans to continue working with Monster Code due to a lack of support staff.