Trusted by companies across the USA
A real-time developer embedded in your team, working US hours
A trading dashboard that updates every second is a different animal than a CRUD app, and most teams learn that the hard way when their first WebSocket build falls over at a few thousand connections. You get a developer who has already made those mistakes on someone else's clock. They sit inside your team, write the real-time layer, and keep it stable as your traffic grows.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Mobile clients drop and rejoin constantly. Your developer builds reconnection logic, heartbeat checks, and message replay so a user who loses signal on the subway does not lose their last ten messages when they come back.
Sometimes you want the fallbacks and rooms that Socket.IO gives you. Sometimes a lean raw WebSocket server is the right call. Your developer picks based on your clients and your scale, not on what they used last.
One Node.js process can only hold so many open sockets. We use Redis as a pub/sub backbone so messages reach the right user no matter which server instance they happen to be connected to.
Your developer runs simulated connection storms and measures where latency starts to climb. You get the actual number of concurrent connections a single instance handles, not a hopeful guess.
Real-time rarely replaces your REST API; it sits beside it. Your developer keeps auth, state, and event payloads consistent across both so your frontend is not reconciling two sources of truth.
Event names, payload shapes, and the reasoning behind each room structure get written down. If your developer rolls off in a year, whoever picks it up is not reverse-engineering socket traffic at 2am.
Once you are matched, that developer stays on your project. We do not quietly swap people in and out between sprints, which is how context gets lost and the same bug shows up twice.
Everything written for you belongs to you the moment it is committed. It lives in your repository, under your accounts, with no license you have to keep paying for to use what you already own.
Our team is in India, and we hold several hours of overlap with US Eastern and Pacific time every working day. You get live calls when you need them and progress moving forward while you sleep.
We sign your NDA and a clear engagement contract before your developer touches the codebase. Ownership, confidentiality, and notice terms are settled up front, not negotiated after the fact.
Sometimes a developer and a team just do not click. If that happens, we match you with someone else and cover the ramp-up rather than making you eat the cost of a bad pairing.
You get visible progress every week through your shared board, short Loom walkthroughs, and live demos. No month-long silences followed by a surprise about how far behind things are.
A developer focused on your project full working days, in your standups, treating your backlog as their only backlog. Best when real-time is a core part of what you are building, not a side feature.
Half-time engagement for teams that need steady real-time work without filling a full schedule. Good when you have an existing backend developer who needs a specialist beside them a few hours a day.
Pay for the hours you actually use, billed against tracked work. This fits a defined piece of work like adding live notifications to an app that already runs, where the scope is clear but the timeline is loose.
More than one developer when the real-time layer touches frontend, backend, and infrastructure at once. We assemble the mix and keep them coordinated under a single point of contact on your side.
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 what you are building and where real-time fits. If your problem is better solved with simple polling or server-sent events, we will tell you that instead of selling you a socket server you do not need.
We put forward a developer whose background lines up with your stack and your scale, not just whoever is free. You interview them directly and decide whether the fit feels right before anything is signed.
Your developer gets access to your repository, your boards, and your team channels in the first days. They map your existing REST API and auth flow before writing a single socket handler, so the real-time layer fits what you already have.
We break the real-time work into a first sprint with you and agree on what ships at the end of it. You will usually see a working prototype of the core event flow, like a single chat room or live feed, within the first couple of weeks.
From there your developer works in your sprint cadence, joins your standups, and posts visible updates every week. You get demos of new real-time behavior as it lands, so you are never guessing at the state of the work.
Tell us where live updates fit in your product and we will tell you honestly whether a WebSocket developer is what you need. If it is, we will match you with one who has shipped it before.
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