Trusted by companies across the USA
A dedicated database developer who learns your data before touching it
You get one database developer embedded in your team, working your tickets and your stack on US-hours overlap. Hourly or monthly, you decide how much time. The same person stays with you, so they actually learn your schema instead of guessing at it every sprint.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A data model designed around how your app reads and writes, not a textbook normal form. We map the access patterns first, then decide where to normalize and where a denormalized table saves you ten joins.
Most slow pages trace back to three or four bad queries, not the whole database. Your developer reads the actual EXPLAIN plans, adds the right indexes, and rewrites the offenders instead of throwing hardware at the problem.
Schema changes on a live table can lock writes and take a busy app down. We script migrations with rollback steps, test them against a copy of your data, and run them in a window you approve.
When data moves between systems, the bugs hide in edge cases: nulls, duplicates, timezone drift. We build ETL jobs with validation at each step so a bad source row gets flagged, not silently written into your reports.
A backup nobody has restored is a guess. Your developer sets up a recovery process and runs a test restore, so you know how long it takes to come back before the day you need it.
Once the immediate fires are out, you get a plain list of what will hurt as your row counts climb: tables missing indexes, queries scanning everything, jobs that will choke at ten times the load.
The person who designed your schema is the person tuning it three months later. No silent swaps, no handing your project to whoever is free that week. Continuity is the whole reason this model beats a rotating help desk.
Every schema, migration script, and query your developer writes belongs to you from the first commit. It lives in your repository and your database, not ours. You owe us nothing for the work itself once it is written.
We are based in India, and our developers hold a daily block of overlap with US Eastern and Pacific hours. You can hop on a call, pair on a tricky query, or get a same-day answer. The rest of their day moves your work forward while you are offline.
We sign your NDA and a working contract before your developer touches a single connection string. Production credentials, data handling, and scope are written down first. If your legal team needs a redline pass, that is normal and we expect it.
If the developer is not working out, tell us and we will match you with someone else and cover the handoff. We would rather move a person than have you quietly disengage. It does not happen often, but the door is there.
You get a visible record every week: tickets closed, what is in progress, and what is blocked. We work through your board, whether that is Jira, Linear, or a shared Notion page. No status meeting required to know where things stand.
One database developer focused on your team alone, full working days through the month. The right call when you have steady schema work, ongoing tuning, and pipelines to maintain.
Half a developer's month, useful when you need real database depth but not a full-time seat. Good for a smaller app that still hits the occasional query wall.
Pay for the hours you actually use. Best when the work comes in bursts: a migration this week, a round of query tuning next month, then quiet for a while.
More than one developer when a single database person cannot cover the load. We scope the mix with you, whether that is two database developers or one paired with a backend engineer.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about your actual database: how big it is, where it hurts, and what stack it runs on. You leave knowing whether we are a fit before any paperwork. If your problem is really a backend or infra issue in disguise, we will say so.
We put forward a developer whose background lines up with your work, heavy Postgres tuning is different from MongoDB modeling. You talk to them directly, not a sales rep. If the match feels off after that call, we go back and find a better one.
Your developer spends the first days reading your schema, your slow query logs, and how your app talks to the database. NDA and access are sorted before this starts. By the end of the week you get a short note on what they found and where they would start.
We turn that first read into a concrete plan for the opening sprint, with you setting the priorities. Usually that means fixing the queries causing visible pain first, then the structural work underneath. Nothing risky touches production without your sign-off.
From there it settles into a steady cadence: work through your board, weekly written updates, and a call whenever you want one. Your developer joins your standups if you run them. You always know what they did and what is next.
Tell us where your data slows down and what stack you run. We will line up a database developer who can dig into it and start on your first sprint.
Describe your project and requirements.