REST & GraphQL APIs
Versioned, documented APIs with OpenAPI specs, validation at the boundary and error contracts clients can rely on.
Dedicated backend engineers in TypeScript — REST and GraphQL APIs, multi-tenant SaaS, payment webhooks that reconcile and queues that don't drop jobs. Screened on systems they run in production.
Shortlist: 48 hours. Onboarding: 72 hours. Contracts: month-to-month.
The unglamorous backbone: correct data, safe money movement and endpoints that stay up.
Versioned, documented APIs with OpenAPI specs, validation at the boundary and error contracts clients can rely on.
Tenant isolation, per-plan entitlements, subdomain routing and usage metering — the architecture we run in our own SaaS.
JWT and OAuth flows, refresh rotation, role- and permission-based access and the audit logging that proves who did what.
Razorpay and Stripe integrations with signature verification, idempotency keys and reconciliation — money state that always adds up.
BullMQ on Redis for emails, exports, syncs and scheduled work — with retries, dead-letter handling and job dashboards.
Normalised schemas, safe migrations with Prisma or Drizzle, indexing strategy and query plans read before they bite.
Socket.IO and WebSocket services for chat, presence, live status and notifications — scaled past a single process.
WhatsApp Business, SMS gateways, email providers, maps, KYC and accounting APIs — wrapped behind clean interfaces.
Redis caching layers, N+1 elimination, connection pooling and load testing before launch days — not after.
Input validation, rate limiting, secret handling, dependency audits and OWASP-aligned reviews — before the pen test finds it.
Unit and integration tests with Vitest or Jest, API contract tests and CI gates that block regressions from merging.
Containerised services, compose stacks, Nginx or Caddy fronting and zero-downtime deploys on VPS, AWS or DigitalOcean.
TypeScript-first, PostgreSQL-first — matched to whatever your services already run.
All models are month-to-month with a free replacement guarantee and senior code review included.
Pre-agreed block of hours. Best for API audits, performance work and integration sprints.
Half a developer, consistently. Best for keeping a production API healthy while shipping steady improvements.
A backend engineer who owns your services — schema to deploy pipeline — inside your sprint cadence.
Backend candidates are screened on schema design and failure handling — the things that separate production engineers from tutorial graduates.
Your framework, database, hosting setup and the systems the developer will own.
2–3 screened backend candidates within 48 hours, matched to your stack and domain.
You interview. You decide. Ask how they would make a webhook idempotent — good filter question.
Onboarded within 72 hours — local environment up, staging access sorted, first PR in week one.
Multi-tenant SaaS, payment reconciliation, realtime messaging — our own products depend on Node.js services every day. That is the standard your developer is screened against.
Node.js API powering a pharmacy ERP — licensing, tenant isolation, partner white-labelling and billing in production.
Realtime community opsBackend for visitor approvals, notices, billing and helpdesk across societies — push fan-out and role-based access.
Dispatch platformTrip dispatch, live location streams, fleet management and fare logic — the kind of stateful backend Node.js is built for.
All three, in TypeScript. If you have an existing service we match the framework you run; for greenfield APIs the developer will recommend based on team size and structure — NestJS for larger teams that want conventions, Express or Fastify for smaller, leaner services.
Yes — it is the most common engagement. They start read-only: tracing routes, mapping the schema, checking auth and webhook handling, and adding missing observability. Only then do they start changing behaviour, behind tests.
PostgreSQL first — schema design, migrations, indexing and query plans, plus Redis for caching and queues. Our own products run on PostgreSQL in production, so this is screened rigorously, not assumed from a CV keyword.
Day-to-day DevOps, yes: Docker, CI pipelines, environment config, reverse proxies and zero-downtime deploys on VPS or cloud. For dedicated infrastructure scope — Kubernetes, multi-region, compliance — we can add a DevOps engineer to the same engagement.
Rates depend on seniority and engagement length — hourly, 80-hour part-time or full-time dedicated. Send a short brief and we quote in writing within a day, with no obligation until you have interviewed the candidates.
Send your stack — framework, database, hosting — and the hours per week. You will have 2–3 screened Node.js CVs within 48 hours.
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