Nástroj na určení hodinové sazby a zisku vývojáře mobilních aplikací jako zaměstnance nebo podnikatele

This diploma thesis focuses on determining the (sub)optimal price per hour of mobile application development and the total profit from the project. The thesis deals with the difference between an entrepreneur and an employee from the developer's point of view, primarily to determine the different costs, rights, and obligations that are associated with each form of cooperation. Furthermore, the thesis provides a breakdown of developers according to their level, including the range of their evaluation and other criteria that affect the level of this evaluation. Subsequently, sensitivity analysis is applied to specific examples so that the developer can assess the critical factors that affect the resulting hourly rate and overall profit. Lastly, a model was created in Lumina Analytica, which allows interactive input of parameters, and then the results are presented to developers in the form of output variables, such as hourly rate, project profit, minimum project length for zero profit, minimum hourly rate for zero profit and profit according to individual hourly rates. The purpose of this thesis is to enable the developer of mobile applications to easily calculate the most probable hourly rate and subsequently the total profit from the project using analytical tools. At the same time, the developer is acquainted with all the basic costs and other inputs according to which these variables are determined, which increases his ability to defend a higher hourly rate.