Hire Vue.js developers without running a hiring round

We confirm the start date on the first call rather than promise one we cannot keep, and it is normally weeks rather than months. This route skips the slow parts of a normal hire: writing the job ad, sifting applicants, several rounds of interviews and a notice period. After one call, Infoloop writes down the work, a start date, how long it runs and what it costs. Once you approve that, the engineer begins on the agreed day. There is no probation to sit through and no recruitment fee at the end.

We do not quote a daily rate before we understand the work, because the honest answer depends on the job, the length and whether you want us looking after it afterwards. The shape is always the same: one call, then the work, the dates and the cost written down before anything starts. You approve that first. If it turns out bigger than we thought, we come back and rewrite it with you rather than quietly running up hours. How to end it sits in the same document, so you know the way out before you begin.

Yes. Your Vue developer works inside your project, on your board and in your catch-ups, using your branches and your approval rules. Every change is put forward for your own engineers to approve, so nothing lands without your say-so. We match the habits already in the code rather than bringing our own. If your setup has gaps that will cause trouble later, such as missing automatic checks or nowhere to run tests, we point them out and leave it to you to decide whether to fix that as part of the work.

Yes, and we do it in tested steps rather than one long rebuild. First we take stock of what the app depends on and find anything with no modern equivalent. Then the build tools come up to date. Then the screens move across in batches, against a working copy, so you can still release at any point. Older-style code can stay where rewriting adds risk without adding value. The written agreement sets out which parts move, in what order, and what happens to any add-on with no supported replacement, so there are no surprises halfway through.

You choose. We can hand over completely, with the screen structure, the stored information and the tests all written down, so your own developers pick it up without needing us. Or the arrangement carries on monthly, which is what we mean when we say we run it. That covers watching the app, fixing faults within agreed times, small improvements, security updates and a report each month on what changed and what needs attention. Most firms skip this part: they hand over at launch and the upkeep quietly becomes your problem.

It depends on the person and the work, and we will be straight with you rather than sell one engineer as a whole team. Infoloop also builds the software behind the screens, AI assistants and online shops, so we can staff the surrounding work when you need it. But some jobs genuinely need a back end engineer as well as a Vue developer. Where that is true we say so in the written agreement and price it that way. Stretching one person across both is how dates slip a month at a time.