Backend Development Company

Node.js and Python are our go-to for most projects. Node.js (Express, NestJS) works well for real-time applications and API-heavy architectures. Python (Django, FastAPI) excels at data-intensive applications and ML integration. We also work with Java (Spring Boot), Ruby on Rails, and PHP (Laravel) for projects that require them. Database side: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and Elasticsearch depending on data patterns

Our experienced developers follow industry-best practices and build highly secure, scalable, and maintainable backend systems using the latest tech stack.

We start with data modeling before writing any code. Schema design, indexing strategy, and query optimization happen upfront, not after things get slow. For relational data, PostgreSQL with proper indexing handles most workloads. For high-volume read operations, we add Redis caching. For search-heavy applications, Elasticsearch. We design for your current scale with a clear path to handle 10x growth.

Yes, we offer frontend development services focused on building fast, responsive, and user-friendly interfaces. Our team creates visually consistent and high-performing frontends using modern technologies to ensure smooth experiences across web and mobile platforms.

A lightweight API backend costs $15,000-$40,000. A production backend with user management, payment processing, and third-party integrations runs $40,000-$120,000. Enterprise backends with microservices architecture, message queues, and high-availability requirements cost $100,000-$300,000+. Backend complexity scales with the number of integrations and data volume, not just the number of endpoints.

Both, and we'll recommend whichever fits your project better. REST works well for straightforward CRUD operations and when you have multiple consumer types (mobile apps, web apps, third parties). GraphQL shines when your frontend needs flexible data fetching, like dashboards that combine data from multiple sources. For most business applications, REST is simpler and cheaper to maintain. We're not dogmatic about it.

Yes. Integration is roughly 40% of our backend work. We connect with Salesforce, HubSpot, SAP, NetSuite, Stripe, Twilio, and custom legacy systems via REST APIs, webhooks, or message queues (RabbitMQ, Kafka). Legacy systems that don't have APIs get a middleware layer. We document every integration so your team can maintain it independently.

Every backend includes authentication (JWT or OAuth 2.0), role-based access control, input validation, rate limiting, SQL injection prevention, and encrypted data storage. For regulated industries, we implement HIPAA audit trails, PCI-DSS tokenization, or SOC 2 logging. We run automated security scans in CI/CD and manual penetration testing before production deployment.