Hire React developers who get your list moving

It starts with a half-hour call. From that we write down what will be delivered, in what order, by when and for how much, so you know the figure before anything begins. Where the work has no natural end, such as building features alongside your own team for months, we price it as a monthly seat per engineer instead of pretending a fixed quote is honest. Anything you add later is priced again in writing before it is built, never slipped onto an invoice at the end. There is no rate card here, because a rate on its own tells you nothing useful about what a job costs.

Usually within 1 to 2 weeks. We agree the start date on the first call and put it in writing next to everything else, so you are not waiting on a vague promise. What speeds it up is mostly on your side: access to the code, setup notes that actually work, one person who can answer questions, and a small first job to run through your approval and release process. When an engineer joins an existing team, we like to release something small in the first few days, so both sides see how it all works in practice before anything large is under way.

Yes, and it is the default rather than something you have to ask for. The engineer works in your code, your branches, your job tracker and your automatic checks, and follows your approval rules, including who signs off what. We do not build off to one side and hand you a zip file at the end. If you have written standards, a set of building blocks or past decisions recorded somewhere, we read them first and build to them. If none of that is written down, we write down what we assumed and leave it with the code for whoever comes next.

You choose. One option is a documented handover: the code, the decisions, the setup steps and anything still outstanding, written down so your own engineers can carry on without us. The other is the monthly arrangement, where we keep it alive: watching, faults put right within agreed times, security updates, small improvements and a report each month showing what happened and what changed. Much of the reason we exist is that handing over and vanishing is how perfectly good software quietly rots over a year or two.

Yes, entirely. Everything written for you is yours, in your own codebase, from the first day rather than at the end of the project. There is no license back to us, no shared library you have to keep paying for, and no part of the product only we can put live. Notes go into the code as the work goes, so the knowledge does not walk out of the door when the engagement finishes. You can bring the work in-house whenever you like, and we will help with the handover rather than make it awkward.

Often, yes, and it is worth being clear where the line sits. Alongside React we take on server work in Node.js and NestJS, databases, and the place your marketing team edits words and images, so one engineer can follow a feature from the information all the way through to the screen. For deeper specialist work, such as an AI assistant that needs limits and monitoring, or an online shop, we bring in the right person rather than stretch one thin. Tell us the whole picture on the call and we will say what we would and would not staff.