Hire Node.js developers for the part customers never see

We charge for the job, not by the hour. After a first call we write down the work, the dates and one price, and you agree it before anything starts. The number depends on how many engineers you need, for how long, and how much of your existing code they must learn first. Two shapes are common: a fixed price for a job with a clear end, or a monthly amount for engineers in your team for an agreed number of months. Ask for something extra part-way through and we price that change in writing. The call and the written price cost you nothing.

Yes, and that is the usual arrangement. Our engineers work in your code, follow the way your team already does things and join whatever meetings you run. We do not take a copy away and hand back a finished lump at the end. The first week is normally spent reading, getting the software running on their own machine and working out how the pieces connect. We tell you what we found before we change anything that matters. If the way your team works has never been written down, we write it down as we learn it and leave that with you.

You choose. Everything is handed over with instructions, a way to undo a bad release and every account already in your name, so your own people can take it on cleanly. Or we stay on for a monthly fee and keep it healthy: we watch it, fix what breaks within an agreed time, apply security updates, make small improvements and send a short report each month on what changed. Software drifts. Other companies change their tools without warning and busy periods find weak spots. The people who wrote it are the fastest at putting it right.

Node.js itself, with TypeScript by default unless your existing code says otherwise, and NestJS when the job wants more structure than a plain Node.js service gives you. On the front, our engineers are comfortable next to React, Next.js, Vue.js and Nuxt.js, so the part customers see and the part behind it are built by people who talk to each other. Where your records live, how background jobs run and where it is hosted follow what you already have. If you are on something we have not named, say so on the call and we tell you honestly whether we can pick it up quickly.

Weeks, not months. Start dates depend on what our engineers are already committed to, and we give you a real date on the call rather than a hopeful one. It is faster when your setup instructions exist, and slower on a large body of code nobody has written anything down about. Team size can change between stages. We agree the shape at each point, so you can add a second engineer when a deadline needs two people side by side, then drop back to one for quieter periods. You are not tied to a fixed number of people for the whole time.

You own all of it. The code, the hosting accounts, the domain name, the passwords and the release process sit under your company from day one, not ours. We work inside your accounts rather than keeping anything on ours, so there is nothing to move or hand back if you stop. Monthly support runs month to month with notice. Project work stops at the end of an agreed stage. If you leave, you leave with working software, current instructions and no need to call us to put a change live. We would rather you stayed because the work is good than because leaving is hard.