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Hire · Full stack developer

Hire a full stack developer for a fixed sprint

I design the product and write the code, front end to deploy, then hand you the source. You pick the sprint that matches the job, and the price is agreed before day one.

At a glance

  • Web appFrom $1,999 · 21 days
  • Custom website$1,999 · 14 days
  • iOS and Android$2,500 · 30 days
  • Hourly rateNone

By Shaheer Malik

Quick answer: You can hire me as a full stack developer at a fixed price. A focused web app is 21 days, from $1,999. A custom website is 14 days and $1,999. An iOS and Android app is 30 days and $2,500. I design it and write the code. There is no hourly rate.

Which sprint is the job

"Full stack" describes the person, not the project. The project decides the sprint. Three of them cover most of what people mean when they search for a full stack developer:

CompareWeb appCustom websiteiOS and Android
Fits whenOne internal tool, dashboard, or portal. One audience, one job.A custom multi-page marketing site. Content is ready.The product has to be submitted to both stores.
Time21 days14 days30 days
PriceFrom $1,999$1,999$2,500
You receiveThe working app, source, and design filesThe live site, source, and design filesOne React Native codebase, submitted to both stores. Source and design files are yours.
PageWeb app in 21 daysCustom website in 14 daysMobile app in 30 days
Three fixed sprints: web app in 21 days from $1,999, custom website in 14 days for $1,999, iOS and Android app in 30 days for $2,500.

If you are not sure which one you need, the project cost calculator helps you size the job before a call.

Web app, in 21 days

The web app sprint starts from $1,999. That is the starting price for a focused app, not a promise that every web app costs $1,999. It fits an internal tool, an admin dashboard, a client portal, a booking system, or a CRM: one clear audience with one clear job, and the data and access decided up front.

What is included:

Three things sit outside it. Deep integration with a legacy enterprise system, where the integration is the project. HIPAA or SOC 2 certification, which is a program of its own. And a process that the people who run it have not agreed on yet. I say so before you book rather than take the work.

Website, in 14 days

The website sprint is $1,999 for a custom-coded, multi-page marketing site, with revisions included and the source code handed over. Stack swaps are a call decision, so the stack is agreed on the call rather than fixed in advance.

It covers the SEO fundamentals (structure, meta tags, schema and a sitemap), a CMS if you need to edit the site yourself, and launch on your domain. The domain, DNS and hosting stay in your name. You supply the copy, logos, photos and domain access. The sprint is built around content being ready on day one.

It is the wrong fit for copy written from scratch across dozens of pages, a large ecommerce build with complex fulfillment, or a multi-language site. If the job is mainly the design of a site, see freelance web designer.

Mobile, in 30 days

The mobile app sprintis $2,500 for one React Native codebase, submitted to the App Store and Google Play. Day 30 is the submission. It is not a promise of store approval, because review after that point is Apple's queue and Google's queue. A large custom backend is outside the 30 days and gets its own number.

If only one store matters, the iOS app sprint and the Android app sprint are separate, each 30 days and $2,500. For more on choosing React Native, see React Native app development and React Native vs native. If you are hiring specifically for the app, see hire an app developer.

What full stack means here, and what the wage data says

On this page, full stack means one thing: I design the product and write the code, then hand you the source. The screens, the database, the logins, the deploy and the handover are the same person's work. That is the claim. It says who does the work, not how many people do it.

One person designs the product and writes the code, then hands over the source.

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has no occupation called full-stack developer. The May 2025 OEWS occupation list files this work under Software Developers (15-1252), which the Occupational Outlook Handbook sums up in its own words: "Software developers design computer applications or programs." In the OEWS profile for 15-1252, the median annual wage for software developers was $135,980 in May 2025. The lowest 10 percent earned under $82,460, the highest 10 percent earned over $214,670, and the median hourly wage was $65.38. Those are wages for employees. They describe a salaried hire, not a freelance quote, so they are useful for one comparison only: what a full-time developer on your payroll costs.

How it works

Book a 30-minute call or send a brief on the contact page. Within 24 hours you get a scope, a timeline and a fixed quote. Then you book the sprint that fits. On the $1,999 sprints, the kickoff is within 24 hours of booking.

If you are weighing one person against a larger shop, the freelancer comparison lays out the trade-offs. Every published price is on pricing, and every other role you can hire me for is on hire, including hire a product designer for design without code.

Proof

The finished work is in the case studies.

Full stack developer questions

How much does it cost to hire a full stack developer?

There is no hourly rate. A focused web app is 21 days, from $1,999. A custom website is 14 days and $1,999. An iOS and Android app is 30 days and $2,500. Each figure is that sprint's price. Anything with several unrelated parts gets its own fixed quote within 24 hours.

What does full stack mean here?

It means I design the product and write the code, then hand you the source. US wage statistics have no job title called full-stack developer. Software developers, the closest group, had a May 2025 median wage of $135,980. That figure is a wage for employees. It is not a freelance quote.

Should I book a web app, a website, or a mobile app?

Book the web app sprint for one internal tool, dashboard, or portal. Book the website sprint for a custom marketing site, with the copy ready on day one. Book the mobile sprint when the product has to reach both stores. If you need more than one of those, the quote says so before work starts.

What will not fit a 21-day web app?

A deep link into a legacy enterprise system, where the integration is the whole project. A compliance certification such as HIPAA or SOC 2. A process your team has not agreed on yet. On the mobile sprint, a large custom backend is also outside the 30 days. You hear that limit before you book.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do. The website, web app, and mobile sprints hand over the source and the design files. On the website sprint, the domain, DNS, and hosting stay in your name. On the mobile sprint, the Apple and Google accounts stay in your name. A later update should not depend on access you do not hold.

Can you work with US and EU time zones?

Yes. I am based in Dubai, and the contact page says I work with US, EU, and GCC time zones. Book a 30-minute call or send a brief. You get a scope, a timeline, and a fixed quote within 24 hours. The sprint you book is the one whose scope matches the job.

Tell me what you need built

Book a 30-minute call or send a brief. You get a scope, a timeline and a fixed quote within 24 hours.