A straightforward hourly rate for hands-on software development — with monthly and fixed-price options when they suit your project better.
Senior Full-Stack Developer
A straightforward hourly rate for hands-on software development, product engineering, integrations, automation, maintenance, and ongoing technical support.
$19/hr is my standard rate — but it isn’t the only way I work. Monthly and fixed-price engagements are available too.
You’re hiring an experienced developer who can understand the product, solve problems, and take ownership of the implementation — not just individual coding hours.
I don’t force every client into an hourly arrangement. Depending on how well defined the work is, one of these usually makes more sense than the others.
$19/hr is my standard rate for flexible development work. You only pay for the time required, with work tracked transparently.
Need someone consistently working on your product? I’m available for full-month engagements where we work through a planned backlog of features, improvements, fixes, and technical tasks.
For well-defined projects, I can also provide a fixed project price. After understanding the requirements, scope, integrations, and expected deliverables, I can estimate the work and provide a project-based quote.
You’re not paying for someone to simply write code by the hour. The rate reflects experienced product development — understanding requirements, choosing practical solutions, integrating with existing systems, handling edge cases, debugging issues, and delivering maintainable software.
If your requirements are clearly defined, a fixed-price project may make more sense. If you need ongoing flexibility, hourly or monthly engagement can work better. The right pricing model depends on the nature of the work.
| Engagement | Best for | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly | Flexible tasks, support, evolving requirements | $19/hr |
| Monthly | Dedicated ongoing development | Custom |
| Fixed Price | Clearly defined projects / features | Custom Quote |
Send me a brief overview of what you’re building, what needs to be done, and your expected timeline. I can suggest whether hourly, monthly, or fixed-price engagement makes the most sense.