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A developer for three days, not three months.
A senior engineer joins your product for a rescue, a sprint or every month. We work in your repository and your tools, and log every hour against a task you can see.
What we take on
Four reasons teams call us in.
- 01
Rescue
Something in production is broken, the last developer has gone, or a deadline is close.
Bugs · outages · upgrades
- 02
A feature or an integration
One well-defined piece of work: a payment provider, an API, an import, a report.
APIs · payments · imports
- 03
DevOps
Docker, CI/CD, monitoring and backups, or a move to a server you can trust.
CI/CD · Docker · monitoring
- 04
Extra senior hands
Your team is one person short for a sprint or a quarter.
Sprints · reviews · mentoring
Three shapes
As little or as much as the work needs.
Rescue sprint
2–3 days
One urgent problem, fixed and explained.
$600 a dayFixed for the days agreed
Hour pack
20 or 40 hours
Features, fixes and integrations over a few weeks.
$1,700 · $3,200$85 an hour for 20, $80 for 40
Monthly
Up to 80 hours a month
A senior developer as part of your team.
$5,600 a month$70 an hour; full time (160 hours) $10,400
Each starts with a written estimate in hours, before any work begins. Prices in US dollars, before any taxes; hours beyond a pack are $90 an hour, and unused pack hours stay valid for 90 days.
How it runs
Every hour against a task you can see.
- 01
Call
Thirty minutes on what is wrong or what comes next, and access to the code.
- 02
First task
A written first task with an estimate in hours, before any work starts.
- 03
Work
In your repository, on branches, through your reviews. Hours logged per task.
- 04
Handover
A short note after every block of work: what changed and what comes next.
Questions
Before you ask.
Who owns the code?
You do. The source code, repositories and credentials are handed over when the work is paid for.
Can you sign an NDA?
Yes. We sign yours before we discuss details, or provide one.
Can you work with our existing code or team?
Yes, from taking over an existing Laravel or JavaScript codebase to joining your team as an extra senior developer for a sprint.
How do we know where the hours went?
Every hour is logged against a task you can see, and every block of work ends with a short note: what changed and what comes next.
Which hours do you work?
Our working day overlaps fully with European business hours and with the mornings of the US East Coast. Calls are booked in your time zone.
What does it cost?
Projects start at $6,000 and are quoted as a fixed price after a call and a written scope. On demand, a senior developer is $600 a day, hour packs start at $1,700 for 20 hours, and a month with us is $5,600 for up to 80 hours. All prices are in US dollars, before any taxes.
How is payment arranged?
Projects are paid in milestones, tied to releases you have tried. Packs and monthly work are invoiced in advance; the hours are logged against tasks you can see.
Start here
Tell us what is stuck.
A bug in production, a feature that has waited too long, a server nobody trusts: one call, then a written first task with an estimate in hours.