Trusted by companies across the USA
A dedicated API developer who builds the connections your product runs on
A logistics startup came to us with a working app and a problem nobody on their team could solve: their Stripe billing, their shipping rates, and their internal dashboard all spoke different languages, and nothing stayed in sync. They did not need a finished project handed back. They needed one developer who lived inside their codebase, joined their standups, and owned the API layer week after week. That is the kind of engagement this page is about.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your developer designs routes against an OpenAPI contract first, so your frontend team and your mobile team can start building against the API before the logic is even finished. No guessing at response shapes.
OAuth flows, token refresh, scoped permissions, and the boring edge cases that break in production at 2 a.m. Your developer handles the parts most tutorials skip, like rotating secrets and revoking access cleanly.
Connecting to Stripe, Twilio, QuickBooks, or a partner's API where the docs are wrong half the time. Your developer reads the actual responses, handles the retries, and builds around rate limits instead of pretending they do not exist.
When a single dashboard call fans out into nine database queries, your developer finds it and fixes it. Caching, pagination, and query batching tied to the requests that actually slow your users down.
Every endpoint shipped with a Postman collection and an OpenAPI file your other developers can import and test in minutes. New people on your team stop pinging the original author to ask how things work.
When the API has to change, your developer ships a new version and keeps the old one alive on a deprecation timeline. Your mobile app from eight months ago keeps working while you migrate.
The person you onboard in week one is the person still shipping in month six. We do not quietly swap your developer for someone cheaper once the contract is signed, because the context they build up in your codebase is the whole point.
Everything your developer writes lands in your repository under your account. There is no escrow, no holding the work hostage, no license you have to keep paying to use what you already paid to build.
Our developers shift their day to hold several hours with US Eastern and Pacific mornings. You get live conversation when you need it, and the rest of the time the work moves forward while your office is closed.
We sign your NDA and a written agreement covering IP, scope, and termination before your developer touches the repository. No verbal arrangements, no assumptions about who owns what.
If the developer is not working out, you tell us and we match you with someone else. We would rather move quickly on a bad fit than have you stuck paying for a relationship that is not clicking.
You get a short written update each week with what shipped, what is blocked, and what is next, plus a Loom walkthrough when something is worth showing. You never have to ask where things stand.
One developer focused entirely on your API work, in your standups and your sprint board every day. This is the right call when the API is a moving part of your roadmap, not a one-time job.
Half a developer's month, useful when you have steady API work but not enough to fill a full schedule. Good for maintaining and extending an existing service without overcommitting.
You pay for the hours your developer actually works, logged and visible to you. This suits unpredictable workloads, a fix here, an integration there, where a fixed monthly block would either sit idle or run short.
More than one developer when a single person cannot cover the surface area, for example a backend engineer plus someone on integrations. We size the group to the work and keep them coordinated.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe talk through what your API needs to do, what is already built, and where it hurts right now. By the end of this call you know whether your problem is a fit for a dedicated developer or whether you actually need something else.
We put forward a specific developer whose background lines up with your stack, and you interview them directly. You are choosing a person you will work with daily, so the decision is yours, not ours.
Your developer gets access to your repository, your docs, and your team channels, then spends the first days reading the existing code instead of writing new code. They map how your current endpoints and auth work before changing anything.
You and your developer agree on the first two weeks of work and what done looks like for each item. The first sprint is deliberately scoped small so you can judge the working relationship on real output, not promises.
From there the developer works inside your sprint cycle, joins your standups, and ships against the backlog you prioritize. You stay in direct contact over Slack, with a written recap and demo each week.
Tell us what your API has to connect and where it breaks today, and we will line up a developer who can own that layer. The first call is a conversation about your stack, not a sales pitch.
Describe your project and requirements.