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Tech and development professionals on The Booking Agency cover frontend, backend, fullstack, mobile, and platform engineers across the major frameworks and stacks. They build web apps, ship mobile releases, design APIs, set up infrastructure, and join teams for short builds or long-term contracts, with many comfortable owning a feature end to end. To use the platform, filter by city, stack, and seniority, review GitHub and portfolio links on each profile, then connect with them through the platform. Most development work is remote-friendly, though some on-site or hybrid roles specify a base city. Contract terms, hourly or project rate, and code ownership are agreed between you and the developer.
- Frontend developers (React, Vue, Svelte, Angular)
- Backend developers (Node, Python, Go, Rust, Java)
- Fullstack developers (T3, Next.js, Rails, Django)
- Mobile developers (iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter)
- Platform and infrastructure engineers (Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS)
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- New York City 1 profile
- Ahmedabad1 profile
Typical rates
Rates vary by specialty, location, and project scope. Hourly rates shown where disclosed on profile.
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Frequently asked questions about hiring Tech and Development
How many Tech and Development are currently listed, and what do they charge?
There are currently 4 Tech and Development listed on The Booking Agency. Listed hourly rates range from $15 to $15, though many professionals quote a project or day rate instead. Message a profile directly with your brief for an accurate quote.
How do I scope a development project on the platform?
Open the developer profile, review GitHub or portfolio links, and message with the brief: tech stack required, scope, deliverables, timeline, and rate band.
What is the rate range for freelance developers?
Varies widely by stack, seniority, and city. Mid-tier developers in European cities run roughly EUR 50-120 per hour; senior US-based developers run higher; offshore options run lower. Each developer quotes their own rate.
Who owns the code?
By default in most jurisdictions, the freelancer owns the code unless transfer is in the contract. Specify ownership transfer explicitly in the contract, and pay accordingly.
Can I hire a developer for a long-term contract?
Yes. The directory surfaces both short-project and long-term contractor availability; filter by availability and confirm timing direct in the message.
Does the platform handle invoicing and payment?
Yes. Payment runs through the platform once a booking is confirmed. The Booking Agency facilitates the contract and invoice.
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