Trusted by companies across the USA
A JavaScript developer who plugs into your team and stays
A logistics startup had one backend engineer carrying the entire Node.js API while the React dashboard slipped further behind every sprint. Their CTO did not need a full hire and a three-month recruiting cycle. He needed a JavaScript developer who could start within a week, pick up the existing codebase, and ship alongside the team he already had.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your developer joins your daily standups, works in your repository, and answers in your Slack channel during US hours. They behave like a teammate you hired, because for the length of the engagement that is what they are.
Everything your developer writes belongs to you. You own the repository, the commits, and the JavaScript, with nothing held back or licensed back to you later.
We build each engagement around several hours of daily overlap with US Eastern or Pacific time, so questions get answered while you are awake rather than 14 hours later.
The first week is for reading your codebase and conventions, not billing busywork. Your developer maps the React components and Node.js services before touching them, so the first pull request fits how your team already works.
Need a second developer for a heavy sprint or a quieter month after launch? You adjust the arrangement directly with us instead of hiring and firing, and the developer you already trust stays on.
Every week you see what shipped through a short Loom or a live walkthrough, so progress is something you review with your own eyes, not something you take on faith from a status report.
We do not rotate people behind your back to balance our bench. The developer you onboard is the one who keeps working with you, so the context they build up about your code and your decisions stays on your project instead of walking out the door.
You own every line your developer writes from the first commit. We sign over IP in the contract, and your repository is yours whether the engagement lasts two months or two years.
Our team works from India, and we schedule each developer to overlap several hours with your US workday. You get live conversation when it matters, plus work continuing after your office closes, which is the part most remote arrangements never actually deliver.
We sign your NDA and a written agreement before your developer sees a single repository or API key. If you do not have paperwork ready, we bring a template that protects your IP from the start.
If your developer is not working out in the first weeks, we swap them and cover the ramp-up on our side. You should not pay to retrain a match we got wrong, so the cost of fixing it sits with us.
You get visible weekly progress through Slack updates, recorded demos, and a shared board. No chasing anyone for a vague status reply across a 12-hour gap, and no week where you wonder what got done.
One JavaScript developer working your full month, embedded like a member of your own team. Best when you have a steady backlog of React and Node.js work and want the same person owning it.
Half a month of a developer's time, useful when you need consistent progress but not a full workload. The same person every week, just fewer hours.
Pay for the hours you use, tracked and reported. Good for ad hoc fixes, a TypeScript migration, or filling a gap between larger pushes.
More than one developer when a single person cannot cover the work. We assemble a small group around your stack and your timeline, and they coordinate as one unit.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a 30-minute call about your codebase, your stack, and what the developer will actually own. You leave knowing whether a JavaScript developer fits your situation or whether you need a different role, and we will say so if it is the latter.
We match you with a specific developer whose JavaScript and Node.js background fits your work, then put them on a call with you. You interview them and decide; we do not assign anyone you have not spoken with first.
The first week is reading and setup, not output pressure. Your developer gets repository access, reviews your React components and API conventions, and confirms how your team works before writing production code.
Your developer joins your sprint planning and takes on a scoped set of tickets they can finish. We keep the first sprint deliberately concrete so you see real commits early instead of a vague ramp that drags into week three.
From there your developer works inside your normal rhythm: standups, pull requests, and code review. You get a weekly demo of what shipped and a direct line to the person building it, with no manager in between.
Tell us about your codebase and the work you need covered, and we will match you with a JavaScript developer who can start within a week.
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