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High-throughput services that don't need a rewrite at 10x traffic.

Hiring a Golang developer? Senior Go engineers run $220K+ base and the hiring pool is thinner than JavaScript or Python — most candidates in the market are mid-level. We ship the service instead — concurrent, production-grade Go — on a flat-price engagement that starts in seven days.

Full-time loaded$275K/yr·7-day start·Flat-price engagement, your code.

FAQ

Hiring questions.

How fast can you start?

Most engagements begin within seven days of the first call. There's no recruiter pipeline, no notice period, no relocation timeline.

Why Go instead of Node or Python for this?

Go wins when you need real concurrency, predictable latency, or a small deploy footprint — typically infra tooling, high-throughput APIs, or services doing heavy I/O fan-out. We'll tell you honestly if your use case doesn't need it.

Is this a full-time replacement?

No — we're a senior engineer on a flat-price engagement. For most pre-seed and seed-stage products, that ships more than a salaried hire would in the same window. When you outgrow it, we hand off cleanly to the team you hire.

Who owns the code?

You do, from commit one. Repo in your GitHub, infra in your cloud account. When you do hire someone, they onboard onto your code, not ours.

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