Senior Developer(s)
Hands-on engineers who own your codebase full-time.
Dedicated Development Team Services
Hire a dedicated software development team for your product.
A full engineering team, built exclusively for your product and managed end-to-end by NetForemost. Not a contractor, not a one-off project.
Day onefully dedicated to you3-4 wksavg. team live12+ moavg. retentionOne PMsingle point of contact
Your product & roadmap
A team we recruit & manage
A dedicated team, long-term
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What a dedicated team includes
Every dedicated software developer on your team is staffed exclusively to your product, with no shared bandwidth across other clients.
QA
Dedicated testing embedded in every sprint, not a final-stage checkpoint.
UX/UI
Product design support that evolves with your roadmap.
Project Manager
A single point of contact accountable for the team's delivery.
DevOps
Infrastructure and deployment ownership as part of the core team.
Dedicated team vs. staff augmentation vs. full outsourcing
Three ways to work with NetForemost. Here's how a dedicated team differs. Not sure which fits? Compare all of our engagement models.
| Dedicated Team | Staff Augmentation | Full Outsourcing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who manages the team | NetForemost | You | NetForemost |
| Team structure | Full team, exclusive to you | Individual roles added to your team | Full team, scoped to a deliverable |
| Best for | Long-term product ownership | Filling a specific skill gap | A defined project with an end date |
| Engagement length | Ongoing, long-term | Flexible, often shorter-term | Fixed or ongoing, per project scope |
| Your day-to-day involvement | Sets direction, not daily management | Manages the added role directly | Reviews milestones, not daily delivery |
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When a dedicated team is the right choice
This model works best when you need sustained ownership of a product, not a single hire or a one-off build.
You're scaling a core product long-term
Your roadmap isn't a single project. It's ongoing, and you need a team that grows with it.
You want one team, not a patchwork of vendors
Consolidate design, engineering, and QA under a single accountable team instead of coordinating several contractors.
You need continuity across releases
The same team that shipped v1 should be the one maintaining and building v2, v3, and beyond.
You don't want to manage day-to-day delivery yourself
You set direction and priorities. NetForemost manages the team's daily execution.
How NetForemost builds your dedicated team
- Discovery
We learn your product, roadmap, and team needs.
- Team Design
We define the right roles, seniority, and team size.
- Vetting
Engineers pass technical interviews, live pairing, and code review.
- Onboarding
Your team ramps up on your codebase and workflows.
- Ongoing
NetForemost manages retention and performance, long-term.
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Technologies our dedicated teams work in
Frequently asked questions
Staff augmentation adds individual roles to a team you already manage. A dedicated team is a full team NetForemost recruits, manages, and retains exclusively for your product. You set direction, we run the day-to-day.
Most teams are live within three to four weeks, depending on the roles, seniority, and stack your product needs.
NetForemost does. A dedicated project manager owns delivery and is your single point of contact, so you set priorities without running standups or managing individual engineers.
Yes. Because the team is built around your roadmap, we adjust its size and composition as your product's needs change, adding or reducing roles as priorities shift.
We plan for it. Because your team already works in your codebase, tools, and workflows, transitioning members in-house is a documented, deliberate handoff rather than a hard cutover.
Two ways to work with us
Choose the engagement model that best fits your needs.
Fixed
A fixed budget and a closed scope, agreed before work starts. You know the total cost upfront.
Ongoing
Progressive billing based on work completed, using a time & materials model built for continuous development.