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An Agora Developer who ships real-time voice and video into your product
A telehealth startup came to us with a working app and one feature that kept falling apart: doctor and patient video calls that froze the moment a network dropped from wifi to cellular. Add a skilled Agora Developer to your existing team on an hourly or monthly basis, working in your repository and reporting to your product owner. We are based in India, with real overlap during US business hours, so a call-quality bug found at 9 a.m. your time does not sit untouched until tomorrow.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your developer tunes the Agora SDK so a one-on-one video call holds together when someone walks out of wifi range, instead of dropping the session and forcing both people to rejoin.
Sets up host and audience roles, low-latency mode, and the right channel profile so a stream that worked for five testers does not buckle when a few hundred people join at once.
Builds group voice rooms with mute, speaking indicators, and reconnection logic, so a dropped packet does not leave someone silently talking to no one for thirty seconds.
Adds screen sharing that stays readable when the presenter scrolls fast or switches to a video, tuning the encoder so text does not turn to mush on the viewer's side.
Wires up cloud recording into your own storage so sessions can be reviewed later, with the file layout and naming worked out before the first real call gets saved.
Updates in your channels, demos over Loom or a test build, and a board you can read at a glance, so there is no month of silence before a real-time feature lands.
We do not rotate people through your project or quietly swap your senior engineer for a junior once the contract is signed. The person who learned your channel logic and your reconnection edge cases is the one who keeps shipping in them.
Everything lives in your repository, under your version control, with your name on the license. No escrow, no staged handover, no rights held back until a final invoice clears.
We set a steady window covering US Eastern or Pacific mornings, so standups, pairing, and quick questions happen in real time. The rest of the day, fixes and test calls keep moving while you sleep.
Both are signed first, not slipped in during week three as routine paperwork. Your product plans, your roadmap, and anything your developer learns about your business stays protected from the start.
Sometimes the skills line up on paper but the working style does not click with your team. Tell us, and we find a better match and run the handover, including a documented walkthrough of the call logic and open branches. You should never feel stuck with a hiring choice that is not working.
Your developer posts progress in your channels and keeps a running record of what shipped and what is next. No black box, no surprise at some distant release milestone.
An Agora Developer focused on your product as their main work, with predictable availability and the deepest context on your real-time features and edge cases.
Half-time hours for teams that need steady real-time work but not a full schedule, with the same overlap and the same person every week.
You pay only for hours actually worked and logged, which suits work that arrives in waves, like a heavy push to launch a video feature followed by a quieter stretch of tuning.
More than one developer when a single person cannot cover the work, scoped to the front-end, mobile, and media roles your real-time project actually needs.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe open with a call about the actual work, not a sales pitch. You tell us what your product does, where real-time fits in, and which platforms your users are on. We say so honestly if Agora is overkill for your case or if a plain WebRTC setup would serve a simple two-person call just as well.
We put a specific developer in front of you, and you interview them yourself. You get a real conversation, a look at relevant voice and video work, and the room to ask the technical questions that matter to you. You make the call, not us, and there is no nudge toward whoever happens to be free.
Onboarding starts the week your developer joins. They pull the repo, run the app, place a few test calls to see how your current channel and token flow behaves, and sit in on planning before opening a single pull request. We would rather they spend two days understanding your existing call setup than guess and create rework later.
The first sprint begins with a scope agreed between your product owner and the developer. Tasks land in your tracker, estimates get talked through openly, and the developer commits to what genuinely fits. You watch the first real-time change ship to a test build and set the pace from there.
After that it settles into a weekly rhythm: standups, code reviews in your pull request flow, test builds, and a running record of what changed. If priorities shift mid-sprint, you talk to your developer directly and adjust, the same way you would with any in-house engineer.
Tell us what your product does and where real-time voice or video is giving you trouble, and we will match you with an Agora Developer who fits your stack and your hours. You interview them before anyone commits.
Describe your project and requirements.