Trained operators
A real team that learns your business and does the work properly, not a faceless queue. Judgement calls and edge cases handled like an owner would.
Hire a software developer, by the job or by the hour.
A developer who ships in your codebase, features, fixes, integrations and internal tools, backed by AI agents on the same workflow so delivery holds pace as the backlog grows.
Only pay if you’re happy with the work · Priced by the job or by the hour · No fixed contracts.
What a software developer runs
A developer who ships, not just sits in standups.
The build and maintenance work a growing product needs, handled by a real engineer plus AI agents on one workflow.
- Feature developmentNew features built to your brief and shipped.
- Bug fixingIssues triaged, reproduced and fixed properly.
- IntegrationsThird-party tools, stores and APIs wired in.
- Internal toolingSmall tools and scripts that save your team hours.
- Code maintenanceDependencies, refactors and tech debt kept in check.
- AI-assisted speedAI agents handle boilerplate, the developer owns judgement.
If it’s work we can build or run for you, we probably do it. If it sits outside that, we will tell you straight rather than stretch.
One workforce
Real people and real AI agents, on the same workflow.
Some work needs judgement. Some is high-volume and repetitive. We run both through one workflow, so you get the right mix without managing another AI tool yourself.
Same job, swappable
Software agents run the repetitive, high-volume work on the same workflow wherever they do it better. You never have to operate or babysit the AI.
Why us
We build and run our own software products on this exact team.
The same team that builds and ships our own products runs your build to that same bar. We do not take on business that competes with us or you. Your code and your data stay yours.
How we work and what it costs
Quality work, priced fairly.
Product-grade quality at honest, reasonable prices, structured so it is profitable for you too, not just us.
Only pay if you’re happy- Two honest ways to pay: by the job or by the hour, whichever works better for you
- By the job, a fixed price for a defined piece of work (a feature shipped, an integration built). You pay for the result, not our hours
- By the hour, for variable or judgement work, you only pay for time worked
- No fixed contract, no lock-in, walk away anytime
- No hidden fees, no asterisks, no surprise invoices
Frequently asked questions
What growing teams ask us first.
Will you work with a business that competes with mine? No. We run our own digital businesses, so we never take on anyone who competes with you.
No. We run our own digital businesses on this exact team, TicketsToDo, VoucherCodes.ae, DCMnetwork and more, so we hold a firm line: we do not take on business that competes with us or you. Your work, your data and your edge stay yours.
Will the developer work in our existing codebase? Yes. In your repo and tools, to your conventions, with no black box.
Yes. The developer works directly in your codebase, branching and shipping to your conventions and review process. You keep full ownership and there’s nothing proprietary you get locked into.
What does it cost? A 30-day trial, by the job or by the hour. Only pay if you’re happy.
There’s no catch, and it isn’t free work. Start with a 30-day trial, up to 50 hours per role. If you’re happy and want to keep going, you pay for the work from the start, by the job or by the hour, whichever works better for you. If it isn’t right, walk away and pay nothing. You only ever pay when you’re happy with the work.
By the job: a fixed price for a defined piece of work, like a feature shipped or an integration built, so you pay for the result and never for our hours or how we split the work between people and AI. By the hour: for ongoing or open-ended work, you only pay for the time worked. We’ll recommend whichever works better for you.
Either way: no fixed contract, no lock-in, no hidden fees and no surprise invoices.
Only pay if you’re happy → See the work first, decide after.
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