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Collaboration model comparison

When to choose sendyka.dev versus an agency, freelancer, MSP, or tools like Replit / Lovable / Cursor.

Vs agency

One person owns diagnosis, build, and care. Less handoff between roles.

Vs point freelancer

Not just “ship a site”. You also get Care, ICT, and clear communication.

Vs MSP / helpdesk

Focus on the web product, UX, and SMB/NGO context, not only infra tickets.

Best for

Organizations that want fast decisions and one accountable contact.

Quick matrix

ModelWhen it fitsWhere it is weaker
sendyka.devWebsite + care + ICT from one person, plain language, SMB/NGO budgets.Very large enterprise with many parallel workstreams.
AgencyMany roles in parallel from day one (brand, content, ads, dev).Higher overhead and slower decisions on small budgets.
Specialist freelancerNarrow, short scope (e.g. one plugin only).Little continuity of care or full business context.
Managed IT (MSP)Formal SLA and 24/7 infrastructure administration.Weaker focus on the web product and NGO/SMB communication.
Replit / LovableFast prototype or internal “need it now” MVP.Production quality, SEO, GDPR, care, and handoff often still need a partner.
Cursor (AI coding)You already have a team/skills and want faster development.It is a tool, not an accountable partner for business outcomes and maintenance.

Model limits

This does not replace a large team for very large enterprise builds. At that scale, combine sendyka.dev with specialists or choose a full agency.

Replit, Lovable, Cursor: how I see them

Replit / Lovable

Great for testing an idea quickly. For production you often still need hosting, security, content, accessibility, and ongoing care.

Cursor

Speeds up coding when someone owns architecture and quality. It does not replace scope ownership, client communication, or Care.

sendyka.dev + AI tools

I use AI tools in my work, but you buy the outcome and care, not a prompt stack alone.

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