Hire a professional developer, by the hour.
Add skilled AI, automation, web, backend, cloud and mobile engineers to your team for exactly the hours you need, or as a dedicated extension of it. They work in your tools, on your priorities, and report their time clearly.
Developers for every part of your stack.
Tell us the skills you need. If it is not on this list but is close, we will say honestly whether we are the right fit.
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AI and machine learning engineer
Language-model applications, retrieval and knowledge assistants, AI agents and agentic systems, computer vision and prediction models, integrated into your product or operations.
- Python
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- Google Gemini
- FastAPI
- 02
Automation and workflow engineer
Workflows that connect your CRM, forms, messaging, email and databases, with AI steps where they help and error handling where reliability matters.
- n8n
- GoHighLevel
- Twilio
- APIs
- 03
Full-stack web developer
Websites, e-commerce stores, customer portals, dashboards and SaaS products, from clean interfaces to the backend that powers them.
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- 04
Backend and API engineer
Secure, documented APIs, microservices, integrations and data systems, plus bug fixing, performance tuning and code cleanup on existing products.
- Python
- FastAPI
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- GraphQL
- 05
Cloud and DevOps engineer
Cloud infrastructure, deployment pipelines, containers and monitoring, so your releases are fast, safe and repeatable.
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- CI/CD
- 06
Mobile app developer
iOS, Android and cross-platform apps built together with the backend, authentication and notifications they depend on.
- iOS
- Android
- Cross-platform
- REST APIs
- 07
CRM and business-systems specialist
Custom CRMs, booking tools, dispatch tools and ERP modules, or a GoHighLevel setup shaped around how your team sells and serves.
- Custom CRM
- Booking tools
- Dispatch tools
- ERP
- GoHighLevel
- 08
QA and test automation engineer
Test strategy, automated regression and end-to-end tests and release checks, for products you are building or already run.
- Playwright
- Cypress
- Selenium
- API testing
Choose how you work with us.
Start with a few hours or build a dedicated team around your product. The model can change as your needs do.
Hourly developer
A developer for the hours you need, working on the priorities you set. You pay for the time worked.
Best for: Ongoing, evolving work
Dedicated developer
One developer focused on your product, working in your tools and channels like a member of your team.
Best for: Long-running products
Team extension
Engineers with specific skills added to your existing team to close a gap or speed up a roadmap, then scaled back when you are done.
Best for: Skill gaps and deadlines
Project team
A team we assemble and run around a defined outcome, from discovery and design to launch and support.
Best for: Clear scope and deliverables
- Short-term
- A defined stretch of work, such as a feature, an integration, a migration or a rescue.
- Medium-term
- Focused development across a product roadmap or a launch.
- Long-term
- A lasting extension of your team that keeps building as your product grows.
How hourly hiring works.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Share the skills, the work and roughly how many hours a week you have in mind.
- 02
Meet your developer
A short introduction call confirms the skills and the working style fit your team.
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Start working
Your developer joins your tools and channels, and takes on priorities as you set them.
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Pay by the hour
Hours and progress are reported clearly, and you adjust the hours as your needs change.
Hiring questions, answered.
Rates, availability and terms are shared after a short conversation about your needs.
You work with one of our professional developers for the hours you need, and you pay for the time worked. It suits ongoing development, work where the scope keeps evolving, and teams that need extra skills quickly.
AI and machine learning, automation and workflow engineering, full-stack web, backend and API, cloud and DevOps, mobile, QA and test automation, and CRM and business-systems development. If you need something close to these, tell us and we will confirm the right fit.
Hourly means a developer for the hours you choose, which you can raise or lower. A dedicated developer is focused on your product as a long-term part of your team. Team extension adds several engineers or specific skills to your existing team for a goal, then scales back. We will help you pick the one that fits.
Both. Some teams hire for a short piece of work such as a feature, an integration or a migration. Others keep a developer for as long as the product needs one. You can start small and change the arrangement as the work evolves.
Yes. They join your tools, standups and communication channels, follow your processes and priorities, and report their time and progress regularly.
Rates depend on the role, the skills required and the engagement. We share them after a short conversation about what you need, and agree them in writing before work starts.
The developer joins your tools and communication channels, takes direction on priorities from you, and reports hours and progress regularly. Short demos and written updates keep everyone aligned.
Yes. Many teams begin with a small number of hours and adjust as they see how the work goes.
Ownership of the work, confidentiality and any NDA are set out in the written agreement before work begins, so there are no surprises later.
Yes. If you have a defined outcome, we can scope it as a fixed project and run it end to end. We are happy to talk through which model suits you better.
Tell us the skills you need.
Share the work and the hours you have in mind. We will confirm the right developer, the rate and how we would get started.