Build Your Dedicated Team
A stable team of engineers and a project manager working only on your product — long-term, embedded in your workflow. You own every line.
One team, one product, over the long haul
A dedicated development team is a stable group of engineers plus a project manager who work only on your product — not split across a dozen clients, not rotating in and out every sprint. Over months, the same people learn your codebase, your users, and your business well enough that their estimates get sharper and every release builds on real context instead of a fresh briefing.
The team embeds inside your tools and rituals: your repository, your Slack, your board, your standups. You set priorities and own the roadmap; our project manager runs the sprints, reviews, and reporting so delivery stays predictable without you managing developers one at a time. It's the closest thing to an in-house team without the hiring, overhead, or long-term payroll risk. This model sits under our broader nearshore development practice.
Everything is billed hourly by role and you own 100% of the code — repositories, designs, and docs — from the first commit. If you'd rather hand off a fixed, well-scoped build, that's our custom software development service; if you just need extra hands inside a team you already run, see staff augmentation.
What a Dedicated Team Includes
Not a pile of freelancers — a coordinated unit built to own your product.
Product Engineers
Frontend, backend, and full-stack devs assigned only to your product.
Dedicated Project Manager
Runs sprints and reporting so you don't manage devs one by one.
QA & Code Review
Peer review and testing baked into every sprint, not bolted on later.
Flexible Scaling
Add or reduce engineers as your roadmap changes, by role.
Embedded Workflow
The team joins your Slack, repo, board, and standups.
Roadmap Ownership
Deep product knowledge that compounds sprint after sprint.
Which engagement fits you?
A dedicated team owns a product as a group. Staff augmentation adds individual developers to a team you already manage. Project outsourcing delivers a fixed build. Here's how they differ.
| Aspect | Dedicated Team | Staff Augmentation | Project Outsourcing |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A self-managed team (devs + PM) that owns a product | Individual developers who join your existing team | A fixed-scope build delivered and handed off |
| Who manages it | Our PM runs delivery; you set the roadmap | You manage the developers directly | We manage it against an agreed spec |
| Best when | You want a partner to own a product long-term | You have a strong team and need more hands | Scope is well defined and won't change much |
| Product knowledge | Compounds — the stable team learns it deeply | Lives in your team; devs contribute to it | Transferred at handoff via documentation |
| Commitment | Ongoing, scale up or down by role | Per developer, flexible duration | Ends when the deliverable ships |
| Codebrand page | This page | hire-remote-developers | custom-software-development |
Still unsure? If you already run a capable engineering org and just need throughput, hire remote developers to embed in it. If you want a partner to carry a product forward, a dedicated team is the better fit.
From intro to first sprint in two weeks
A structured ramp so the team is shipping against your roadmap fast — not still reading docs a month in.
Discovery & Team Design
We map your product, roadmap, and the roles you need, then propose a team shape — how many engineers, which seniority, and whether a lead should anchor it.
- Product deep-dive
- Role sizing
- Seniority mix
- Success metrics
Match & Approve
You review profiles for the proposed team and approve who joins. We match for both technical fit and the way your product actually works.
- Developer profiles
- Skill matching
- Your sign-off
- Rate confirmation
Embed (Week 1)
The team plugs into your stack — repo, Slack, project board, and CI — and walks the codebase with your team so context transfers fast, not over months.
- Tool & repo access
- Codebase walkthrough
- Standup cadence
- Definition of done
First Sprint (Week 2)
We plan the first sprint against your priorities and start shipping. From here it's a steady rhythm of standups, reviews, and demos you can steer at any time.
- Sprint planning
- Daily standups
- Code reviews
- Sprint demo
Hourly by role
Mix seniorities to fit your budget and your roadmap. Pay for hours worked — no monthly retainer.
Mid Developer
3–5 yrs · ships features independently
- Solid full-stack execution
- Works only on your product
- Full source code ownership
- US timezone overlap
Senior Developer
6+ yrs · owns architecture & quality
- Leads technical decisions
- Mentors the team
- Daily standups & Slack
- US timezone overlap
Lead / Architect
Anchors delivery for the whole team
- System architecture
- Team coordination
- Roadmap & estimates
- Direct stakeholder comms
Get an instant estimate
Pick how many developers you need and how many hours a week. Hourly rates, no monthly lock-in.
3–5 yrs · ships features on their own
6+ yrs · architecture & ownership
leads the team, owns delivery
Your team
1 Mid Developer, 1 Senior Developer
2 devs × 40 h · billed hourly, only for hours worked
Estimate only. US timezone · English-fluent · you own 100% of the code.
The Stack Your Team Works In
We adapt to your codebase, not the other way around.
Dedicated Team FAQ
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Ready to build your dedicated team?
Free consultation. Tell us about your product and we'll propose a team shape and start date.
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