Senior React & Node developers. 16,000 hours of production code logged. At $150 $20 an hour.
We're an Upwork Top Rated Plus agency that's shipped custom web apps and MVPs for US and EU founders — senior architecture decisions, real timezone overlap, without a US agency's overhead priced into your invoice.
- In-house senior developers with 7–15 years each — never subcontracted
- Hire through Upwork escrow if you want the buyer protection
- No minimum hours, no retainer, no lock-in contract
- We'll map your app's architecture and give you a fixed-price roadmap — yours to keep
Free architecture review + fixed-price roadmap
A recorded walkthrough of how we'd build it — plus a written architecture plan showing the stack, timeline and fixed price. Back within one business day.
- → Back within one business day
- → Free, and yours to keep
- → You'll hear from the developer, not a sales rep
Custom admin panels, web apps, and mobile apps we've built
A closer look at the platforms we've designed, built, and shipped end to end — web, admin, and mobile.
DumpDash
An on-demand dumpster and waste-hauling platform we built end to end — a web admin panel plus native iOS/Android apps for customers and drivers.
Waste-pickup admin dashboard — light & dark mode
DumpDash Admin Panel
An on-demand dumpster and waste-hauling platform connecting customers with drivers — this is the admin dashboard we built to run the whole operation: orders, drivers, payments, and live tracking in one place.
Key features
- Real-time order, driver, and job-approval oversight
- Live map tracking of drivers and active jobs (Leaflet)
- Revenue and user-activity dashboards with charts and reports
- Google sign-in and JWT-secured admin login
- Stripe order and payout processing
- Automated email notifications via Resend
- Cloudinary uploads for job photos and documents
- Cron-based background jobs and WebSocket live updates
Tech stack
Briteside
A full-featured event management and creator-social platform — a public web app, an internal Next.js admin panel, and a native mobile app, all built and shipped by us.
Briteside — event discovery and social platform
Briteside
Briteside is a full-featured event management platform we built to let organizers create, promote, and run events end-to-end — from ticketing and live video to attendee communication — all in one place.
Key features
- Create and manage events, sell tickets and paid content, with built-in live video/streaming
- QR code check-in and ticket scanning for smooth event-day operations
- Automated email and SMS notifications for event updates, invites, and reminders
- Secure accounts with Google and Apple sign-in
- Integrated payments and subscription plans for organizers monetizing events
- Reliable cloud storage for event photos, videos, and downloadable assets
Tech stack
Killa Dinks
A custom online store for personalized pickleball paddles — a fully custom Next.js storefront with a live, canvas-based product customizer.
Killa Dinks Storefront
Killa Dinks is a custom online store for personalized paddles, built as a fully custom Next.js storefront — not a theme — with a canvas-based live product customizer so customers can design their own paddle in the browser.
Key features
- Custom-branded storefront built from scratch, with full design control
- Live product customizer — personalize paddles with text, colors, and images in real time
- Canvas-based design tool with crop, rotate, and layered image editing
- Photo/image upload and editing tools for customer-submitted designs
- Sanity CMS so the team can manage products, pages, and marketing content
- Star ratings and reviews display
Tech stack
Taykie
A medication-schedule tracking and social mobile app for medication adherence — reminders, tracking, and a community layer for accountability, backed by a Next.js admin panel.
User management — light & dark mode
Taykie Admin Panel
The Next.js admin panel behind Taykie — giving the team full oversight of user accounts, medication schedules, community moderation, and connected smart pill-dispenser hardware, all from one dashboard.
Key features
- User management — accounts, verification status, country and gender filters
- Medication and product catalog with dosage, strength, and public/private visibility
- Schedule oversight across every user's daily and weekly medication routines
- Community moderation — posts, groups, and comments
- User-submitted report review and resolution workflow
- Device management — pair, assign, and track Bluetooth smart pill-dispenser hardware
- Role-based admin accounts with granular custom permissions
- Broadcast notifications and system logs
Tech stack
What clients actually hire us for
Custom web application development
React and Node.js builds from your spec or from scratch — MVPs, internal tools, customer portals. Built to ship, not to impress in a demo.
MVP & startup product development
Idea to a working, fundable product. We scope the smallest version that proves the thing works, then build that.
API development & integrations
Payment gateways, CRMs, internal systems, AI/LLM APIs — connected without duct tape or broken auth on day 90.
Legacy system modernization
Moving off Bubble, Webflow, old PHP, or a system nobody trusts anymore — without losing your data or uptime mid-migration.
Custom dashboards & portals
Admin panels, reporting dashboards, B2B customer portals — the tools that actually run your operations.
Ongoing development support
Slot in as your part-time dev team. No minimum hours, no retainer, cancel any week.
One senior developer. Two invoices.
Same person-hours, same seniority, same deliverables. The difference is who's paying for a Manhattan office and a sales team.
| US / UK agency | The FabCode | |
|---|---|---|
| Blended hourly rate | $150 | $20 |
| Hours per month (1 FTE) | 160 | 160 |
| Monthly cost | $24,000 | $3,200 |
| Minimum retainer | Usually 3–6 months | None |
| Per year, one developer | $288,000 | $38,400 |
US/UK agency rates are market estimates for comparison. Our $20/hr is the published rate on our Upwork profile — the same rate our current US clients pay.
You'll know exactly who is writing your code
No account manager relaying messages, no anonymous team behind a ticket queue. You get the developer's name, their Upwork profile, and their calendar.
63 reviews. 4.8 stars. 129 contracts closed.
Where other developers proposed something complicated, Deepak found a simpler method and explained it until I understood it. He even flagged how to protect myself in the contract. Next project, I call him first.
They put real effort into understanding what I wanted, asked when they needed more information, and delivered exactly that. I'm already on a second project with them.
Responsive, dependable and accommodating with every ask. Extremely professional and patient with my many changes. Very pleased with the finished product.
Four ways you can walk away
The architecture review is free.You keep the roadmap whether or not you hire us.
Stop any week.No notice period, no retainer, you pay only for hours already logged.
Hire through Upwork.Their escrow and dispute process, at the identical rate.
Your code, your repo.NDA signed first, full handover, no access held hostage.
The honest answers
Yes. It's the published rate on our Upwork profile and it's what our US clients pay today. No onboarding fee, no PM surcharge, no minimum hours. Prefer fixed price? We build the quote from the same $20 rate.
That's why the architecture review comes with a fixed-price roadmap, not an hourly estimate with an asterisk. You approve the scope before we start billing against it.
React and Node.js on the frontend/backend, MongoDB or PostgreSQL depending on your data, deployed on whatever cloud you're already using. If you've heard the term "MERN stack" — that's this, minus the buzzword.
Yes — that's most of our MVP clients. We turn a rough idea into a scoped architecture doc before any code gets written, the same way we did for Nexxarra's hospital system.
You do. NDA signed before any work starts, full repo access from day one, no held-hostage handover at the end.
Yes — plenty of clients use us for a specific feature, a rebuild of one module, or overflow capacity rather than the whole build.
Find out what it'd actually take to build this.
Send us what you're building. You'll get a recorded walkthrough of the architecture we'd use — ranked by what's actually necessary for v1 vs. what can wait.
- → Back within one business day
- → Free, and yours to keep
- → No follow-up sequence if you're not interested
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