Trusted by companies across the USA
A dedicated SaaS developer who builds your product alongside your team
You bring the roadmap and the product decisions. We give you one developer who knows multi-tenancy, subscription billing, and the kind of plumbing that breaks a SaaS app at 2 a.m. They work as part of your team, by the hour or by the month, on your stack and in your repo.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
You get a specific person with a name, a calendar, and a Slack handle. They learn your codebase and stay on it. You are not handed off to whoever is free that week.
Tenant isolation, per-account data partitioning, and shared schema decisions are easy to get wrong on day one and painful to fix at month six. Your developer has shipped this pattern and knows where it bites.
Subscriptions, proration, failed-payment retries, and webhook handling tend to leak edge cases that surface as angry support tickets. We wire Stripe so your billing state and your app state stay in sync instead of drifting apart silently. When a card fails or a plan changes mid-cycle, the system handles it predictably.
Your developer pushes branches, opens pull requests, and follows your review process. No mystery code dump at the end of a milestone. You see every commit as it lands.
Standups, async updates on Slack, and a recorded Loom when a screen-share explains it better than text. Our hours overlap your morning, so questions you ask at 9 a.m. get answered before lunch.
Before anyone touches your codebase, the paperwork is done. You own all the code from the first commit, and the terms for ending or pausing the engagement are written down, not assumed.
Once someone is on your project, they stay on it. We do not quietly swap them out for a different person to balance our own staffing. If a change is ever needed, you hear about it from us first, with reasons.
Every line your developer writes belongs to you the moment it is committed. There is no licensing catch and nothing held back. If you ended the engagement tomorrow, you would walk away with everything.
We are based in India and structure the day so several hours land inside US Eastern and Pacific mornings. You get live conversation when you need it and progress overnight on the rest.
We sign the NDA and the engagement contract before the first call about your codebase. Your data, your roadmap, and your IP are protected on paper, not on a handshake.
Sometimes a developer and a team just do not click, and pretending otherwise wastes your money. Here is the honest tradeoff with staff augmentation: the wrong person on your team is worse than no person, because they still consume review time and meetings. If the fit is off, tell us, and we move you to a different developer without restarting the clock on a new contract.
You get a short written summary each week: what shipped, what is in review, and what is blocked. Combined with the commit history, you are never guessing how the work is going.
Your developer works your full week, treated as part of the team. Best when you have a steady backlog and want consistent forward motion on the product.
Half a developer's week, useful when you need real SaaS depth but do not have 40 hours of work to fill. Good for steady maintenance plus a feature stream.
You draw on hours as the work comes up, billed against what is actually used. This suits spiky workloads, a specific Stripe migration, or a short burst of feature work.
Need a developer plus a second engineer or a QA hand? We assemble a small group sized to your roadmap and your timeline, all under one agreement.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe talk through your product, your current stack, and where the SaaS work is stuck. This is also where we figure out which engagement model fits, so you are not paying for full-time when part-time covers it.
We put forward a specific developer whose SaaS background lines up with your needs, not a generic resume pile. You interview them directly and decide. If the match feels off, we propose someone else before anything is signed.
Your developer gets repo access, reads through the codebase, and sits in on your standups to learn how the team works. By the end of the week they have a local environment running and a first small task merged.
We agree on the first sprint's scope with your product owner and set the cadence for updates and reviews. You see a working build and real pull requests inside the first two weeks, not a status deck.
From there it settles into a steady rhythm: daily async updates, code in review continuously, and a written weekly summary. You adjust priorities at any sprint boundary as the roadmap shifts.
Tell us where your SaaS product is stuck and what your stack looks like. We will line up a SaaS developer whose background fits and set up a call so you can decide.
Describe your project and requirements.