Hire Dedicated Developers · United Kingdom Good people. Working on your next priority.

There is no single rate. Cost depends on the seniority you need, the technologies involved, the engagement model (a dedicated developer, a full team or a fixed-scope project), how long the engagement runs and whether you also need product, design, QA or DevOps support. When you compare against a permanent hire, include recruitment fees, employer National Insurance and pension contributions, equipment and onboarding time. Tell us what you need and we'll recommend a setup and give you a clear quote for it.

Yes. A dedicated developer works on your product as part of your team, joining your stand-ups, working in your repositories and tools and following your processes. It suits long-term projects, product teams and ongoing development.

Yes. A dedicated development team can cover product, UI/UX, frontend, backend, AI, QA and DevOps, shaped around your roadmap. It is a good fit for SaaS products, startups, new products and larger development projects.

Yes. Our AI developers build AI-powered applications, AI agents, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems, AI search and automated workflows, working with models from OpenAI, Google (Gemini) and Anthropic (Claude) alongside vector databases.

Yes. Developers can join your existing team and work within your repositories, code review process, project management tools and communication channels. Responsibilities, working-hours overlap and reporting are agreed before work starts.

Yes. We work with startups that need to build an MVP, validate a product or add engineering capacity without immediately hiring a large internal team. An engagement can start small and grow with the product.

Yes. Agencies can work with Krapton as an engineering partner to extend their delivery capability, for example by taking on development for client projects while the agency leads strategy, design or the client relationship.

Yes. We start by reviewing the codebase, architecture, infrastructure and documentation to understand the current state and any risks, then agree a handover plan before development continues.

Yes. Ongoing maintenance can include bug fixes, security and dependency updates, performance improvements and new features, delivered through a dedicated developer or an agreed support arrangement.

It depends on the skills and seniority you need and on who is available at the time. Once we understand your requirements we'll give you a realistic start date, and we won't commit to one before confirming the right developer is available.