Hire Dedicated Developers for Your US Business

We quote it per engagement rather than publishing a rate, because it genuinely depends on seniority and how long you need them — and a single headline number would be wrong for most people who read it. What we can tell you plainly is the comparison: a US senior developer costs $120,000–$180,000 a year in salary before benefits, payroll tax and recruitment, and US agencies bill $120–$200 an hour. We're a fraction of both. Tell us the roadmap on a 30-minute call and you'll have a written number within 24 hours.

Continuity and redundancy. A dedicated engineer through us comes with a company behind them — if someone is ill, someone else covers; if the fit is wrong, we replace them; code review happens internally before it reaches you. You're also not the project manager by default, which is the hidden cost of the freelance route on anything long-running.

There's a daily overlap with US Eastern, Central and Pacific mornings, which covers standups, calls and anything needing real-time back and forth. The rest of their day runs while you're asleep, so you review progress at the start of yours. Most clients find that cycle an advantage once they've adjusted to it.

Yes, and you should — we set that up before anything is signed. You're bringing someone into your standup and your codebase; a fifteen-minute conversation is the cheapest possible way to find out whether that works. If the fit is wrong we propose someone else.

Give notice and scale down. Engagements are monthly, not annual — no termination penalty and no minimum term beyond the notice period. We'd rather you scale down honestly and come back than pay for capacity you're not using and resent it.

You do, from the moment it's written — IP assignment is in the contract, and the work lands in your repository and your cloud accounts from day one rather than being staged in ours. There is never a moment where handover is a thing that has to happen.