Backends that stay fast and simple as they scale.

For the vast majority of business applications, yes — Node's event-driven model handles high-concurrency I/O well. Where it genuinely doesn't fit (heavy CPU-bound work), we'll tell you honestly and suggest an alternative.

Often, yes — see our React and Next.js services. Many clients want one team accountable for the whole stack rather than two vendors pointing at each other.

Simple APIs start around $3,000–$8,000; multi-service backends with queues, auth and integrations are scoped individually. Fixed quotes always.

JWT, OAuth or session-based auth implemented with the edge cases handled, not just the happy path — plus sensible rate limiting, input validation and dependency hygiene as standard.

PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis, depending on your data's shape and access patterns. We design the schema and tune queries so it doesn't fall over as data grows.

Yes — WebSockets and Socket.io for live updates, chat, notifications and dashboards that update themselves, built to stay responsive under load.

Yes — logging, error tracking, health checks and an automated test suite ship with the service, so problems surface before your users find them, not after an incident.

You do, fully — it lives in your repositories, with IP assigned in writing.

30 days of post-launch support is included; after that, SLA-backed support or a retainer keeps the backend healthy, patched and updated.