Need an API that will still make sense after your second and third engineer join? I build NestJS services with typed modules, guards, and a PostgreSQL data layer — the same pattern behind SwecoRide’s matching/payout API and GPX’s multi-tenant tracking platform.
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Best fit for US, UK, and Australia founders who expect to hire a second engineer within a year and want API structure that does not become a liability. Proof points include SwecoRide’s matching and payout API and GPX’s multi-tenant tracking backend.
Live products you can open before you brief a build. Full list on the work / portfolio page.
Brand & landing work often starts near $499. Multi-page business sites commonly from $1,299. Full-stack web apps from $2,999+. Custom SaaS from $4,999+ depending on scope. Every quote is itemized in USD — see packages on the services & pricing page.
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Talk on WhatsApp / emailNestJS gives you modules, guards, and DTOs out of the box — structure that pays off once your API needs roles, webhooks, or more than one engineer touching it.
Yes — SwecoRide’s matching and Stripe Connect payout API and GPX’s multi-tenant tracking backend are both live NestJS products you can review.
Both — PostgreSQL (with PostGIS for location data) when relationships and reporting matter; MongoDB when document flexibility is the better fit for the data.
A focused API (auth + one resource + deploy) often starts in the low thousands. Multi-tenant or payment-heavy APIs usually land in the full-stack or custom SaaS bands from $2,999+ to $4,999+.
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