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Firebase is quick to start and easy to get wrong. The part that matters is the security rules and the data shape — the two things that are painful to change once you have users.
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The second list is the useful one. Finding out on the first call that this isn't the right job costs both of us ten minutes; finding out three weeks in costs a great deal more.
Yes, and it is usually the first thing worth doing. The common findings are the same every time: rules that allow more than intended, data that can be read across users, and Functions with no rate limit in front of them.
Firebase costs are driven by reads, not by users, and a bad data shape can multiply reads by a hundred without anything looking wrong. Read patterns are part of the design, and budget alerts get set before launch rather than after the first surprise.
Yes, in full, on completion — source, assets, and the accounts they run on. There is no licence to keep paying and nothing held back to lock you in. If you later take it to another developer, everything they need goes with it.
The people writing the code. There are no account managers and no relay chain, which is why answers come back in hours rather than at the next sprint boundary.
Tell us what you're making. We reply within 24 hours — a real answer from the people who'd build it, not a sales sequence.