Trusted by companies across the USA
A dedicated MySQL developer embedded in your team
A SaaS company watched their dashboard crawl to a 9 second load because one report query was scanning a 40 million row table with no usable index. You get a MySQL developer who joins your standups, reads your real schema, and fixes problems like that against your priorities. They work your hours and write code you own from the first commit, not a fixed-scope contract handed off to a sales rep.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
The same MySQL developer stays on your project. They learn your table relationships, your reporting queries, and why that one column got denormalized three years ago, then keep that knowledge instead of handing it to a stranger.
Every migration, stored procedure, and query your developer writes lands in your repository under your account. Nothing lives on our servers and there are no licensing strings. The work is yours the day it is written.
Your developer keeps a schedule that overlaps US Eastern and Pacific business hours, so a question about a slow query or a risky migration gets answered in real time, not 14 hours later.
Your developer pulls tickets from Jira, Linear, or whatever you already use. You watch commits, branches, and pull requests land the same way you would for any in-house engineer.
We sign your NDA and a written agreement before the developer touches a database or a single row of production data. If your legal team has a preferred template, we use theirs.
If the developer is not working out, we swap them and absorb the ramp-up on the next one. You should not pay to re-explain your schema because our first match missed.
We do not quietly rotate people off your project to cover someone else's deadline. The MySQL developer you onboard is the one who keeps shipping, so the context built in week two is still there in month six.
Every schema change and query lands in your repo under your account. There is no escrow, no handover fee, and no clause that holds your work hostage. What gets written is yours immediately.
Our team is based in Gandhinagar, India, and we keep a daily overlap with US business hours. You hand off context at the end of your day, and there is a live window each morning for reviews and decisions on anything touching production data.
Paperwork comes before access. We sign your NDA and contract up front so your data and your obligations are covered before the developer connects to anything.
You get direct access to the person writing the SQL over Slack, Zoom, and Loom. No account manager sits between you and the engineer who has to reason about your indexes and your replication setup.
Every week you get a clear picture of what shipped, what is in progress, and what is blocked. We have worked this way since 2015 with clients across 20+ countries, because surprises at the end of a month help no one.
One MySQL developer dedicated to your team for the full month. Best when you have a steady stream of schema work, query tuning, and feature support that needs someone living in your database day to day.
Half a developer's month, useful when you need consistent MySQL work but not a full workload. The same person stays assigned, so they do not relearn your schema every few weeks.
Pay for the hours you actually use, logged and visible. A fit for a tuning pass, an occasional migration, or stretches where database work rises and falls.
More than one developer, or a MySQL developer paired with a backend or DevOps engineer. We shape the group around the work and keep the same people on it.
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 database, your stack, and the kind of work the developer will actually pick up, whether that is query tuning, new schema, or a migration off an aging design. If staff augmentation is the wrong model for you, we say so here rather than selling you into it.
We put forward a MySQL developer whose background fits your work, not whoever happens to be free. You interview them directly, ask them to walk through how they would approach a slow query, and can pass if the fit feels off before anything is signed.
The developer gets access to your repo, your board, and a safe copy of your schema, then spends the first week mapping table relationships and reading your slow query log. You see early work on low-risk tickets so trust starts before anything touches production.
We slot the developer into your existing sprint cadence. They take real tickets in the first sprint, join your standup, and start shipping against your priorities instead of a separate plan we invented.
From there it settles into a steady rhythm of pull requests, reviewed migrations, and a weekly summary of what moved and what got faster. You adjust priorities whenever you need to, and the developer follows your board, not a fixed contract.
Tell us where your database hurts and how your team works, and we will match you with a MySQL developer who fits. The first call is about your schema and your slow queries, not a pitch.
Describe your project and requirements.