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FIG 01 · Full-Stack Development
Full-stack development services: one team from UI to production
Interface, APIs, database, auth, CI/CD, cloud and AI features, built and run by one accountable team on proven stacks, with accessibility and security written into the scope and the code in your repository from day one.
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FIG 02 · Quick answer
What are full-stack development services?
Full-stack development services cover every layer of a web or mobile product: interface, APIs, database, authentication, cloud hosting and deployment. Elgrith gives you one accountable team for all of it, on stacks such as React or Next.js with Node.js, Python, .NET or Java, plus AI features, accessibility and security built in.
- Accountable from UI to production
- 1 team
- Projects delivered since 2015
- 1,000+
- Clients across the USA, UK and India
- 250+
- Your code, repository and IP
- 100%
FIG 03 · Why it matters
Full-stack is the most common developer role. Hiring one is still hard.
From the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (pages last modified 27 Aug 2026), read on 23 Oct 2026.
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27%
Of developers call themselves full-stack
“Developer, full-stack” was the largest role in the 2025 Stack Overflow survey, at 27% of all respondents, ahead of back-end developers at 14.2%.
Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025, developer roles(opens in a new tab)02
10%
Projected growth in US software developer jobs
The BLS projects employment of software developers, QA analysts and testers to “grow 10 percent from 2025 to 2035”, which it rates as much faster than average.
Source: US BLS, Software developers (last modified 27 Aug 2026)(opens in a new tab)03
$99,520
US median pay for web developers (2025)
The BLS lists a median of $99,520 a year for web developers and digital designers in 2025, before benefits, hiring time and the tools each hire needs. That is the market you hire into, not what we charge.
Source: US BLS, Web developers and digital designers (last modified 27 Aug 2026)(opens in a new tab)
FIG 04 · Definition
What full-stack development covers in 2026
“Full stack” used to mean a front end and a back end. In 2026 one team should own eight layers, from the screen your users tap to the alert that fires when something breaks.
| Layer | What we own | Typical tools | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. UI | Web and mobile screens, design system, accessibility | React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, TypeScript | Fast, WCAG 2.2 AA screens |
| 2. API | REST or GraphQL endpoints, validation, versioning | Node.js, Python (Django, FastAPI), .NET, Java (Spring Boot), Laravel | Documented, typed APIs |
| 3. Data | Schema, migrations, queries, caching, backups | PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis | A data model that scales with you |
| 4. Auth | Sign-in, roles, permissions, secrets | OAuth 2.0 / OIDC, SSO, managed identity providers | Least-privilege access by default |
| 5. CI/CD | Tests, builds and deploys on every change | GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Docker | Small, safe releases with a rollback |
| 6. Cloud | Hosting, networking, scaling, cost | AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Vercel, Kubernetes when it pays | Infrastructure as code in your account |
| 7. Observability | Logs, metrics, traces, uptime, alerts | OpenTelemetry, Sentry, cloud monitoring | Problems found before users report them |
| 8. AI features | LLM features, RAG search, agents, evals | LLM APIs, vector search, MCP | AI that is measured, not bolted on |
Not every product needs all eight on day one. We agree which layers are in scope, and which tools, in your written quote.
Need the infrastructure side on its own? DevOps consultingFIG 05 · What you get
Full-stack web development services
Full-stack web apps, portals and SaaS products, designed, built and run by one team, from the first database migration to the support after launch.

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SaaS products
03
Customer and partner portals
04
MVPs that can grow
05
APIs and integrations
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Back ends for mobile apps
07
Modernising legacy apps
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AI features
Deliverables
12
deliverables, in writing
FIG 06 · Stacks
Stacks we build on
We pick the stack for your product, team and hiring market, not our habits, and write the reason into your scope. Each stack has its own page with versions, trade-offs and upgrade paths.
React and Next.js
- Best for
- Product UIs, SEO-critical sites, design systems
- Pairs with
- Node.js, Python, .NET or Java APIs
Node.js (MERN / MEAN)
- Best for
- Real-time apps, TypeScript end to end
- Pairs with
- React (MERN) or Angular (MEAN)
Laravel
- Best for
- Admin-heavy web apps and SaaS
- Pairs with
- Livewire, Inertia, Vue or React
Angular
- Best for
- Large enterprise front ends with one structure
- Pairs with
- .NET, Java or Node.js APIs
Vue.js and Nuxt
- Best for
- Fast-moving teams, Laravel front ends
- Pairs with
- Laravel, Node.js or any REST API
FIG 07 · Flagship build
Proof: our flagship full-stack build
Kenerate AI is an all-in-one AI studio we designed and engineered end to end: the product UI, the accounts and credits behind it, the integrations with many AI providers and the MCP and CLI access that lets other AI apps use it.
- 200+ AI models behind one app, one login and one credit balance
- MCP & CLI: Kenerate works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and 19+ AI apps
- 23+ studios and tools, with up to 4K output
- 1,000+ projects for 250+ clients since 2015

The idea: 15 apps, 15 logins, 15 bills become one studioDesigned and engineered by Elgrith
- AI models in one app
- 200+
- Studios and tools
- 23+
- Maximum output
- 4K
- Guides
- 500+
FIG 08 · Hire
Hire full-stack developers
Full-stack developers who join your stand-ups, work in your repository and follow your code review rules, managed from our New Delhi HQ.
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Dedicated full-stack developer
One full-time developer on your product, working in your tools and your sprint, across front end and back end.
Full-stack team extension
Developers, a tester, a designer or a DevOps engineer added to your team for a release or a backlog.
Fixed-scope project
A defined app or feature for a fixed quote, delivered in sprints with weekly demos.
How dedicated teams work
Interviews, onboarding, replacements and hand-over, explained.
Hire dedicated developers
FIG 09 · Built in
What every build includes
The parts that agencies leave for “phase two” are in phase one. They are cheaper to build in than to bolt on, and they are written into your scope.
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WCAG 2.2 AA
Screens designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 level AA, the current W3C Recommendation: keyboard, contrast, labels and focus.
OWASP-aligned security
Security requirements drawn from OWASP ASVS 5.0 (published 30 May 2025): auth, access control, input handling and secrets.
CI/CD from sprint one
Tests, linting and builds on every pull request, with deploys to staging and production from the pipeline.
Monitoring and alerts
Error tracking, logs, uptime checks and alerts to your team and ours, set up before launch.
Dependency audits
Known-vulnerability checks on every build, with flagged packages fixed or replaced.
FIG 10 · AI
AI features inside your product
AI is now a layer of the stack, not a separate project. We add it where it saves your users time, measure it and keep your data under your rules.
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Search over your content
Retrieval-augmented (RAG) search that answers from your documents and records, cites its sources and respects who can see what.
Assistants in your app
In-product assistants that draft, summarise and explain, using the same permissions as the user.
Agents that act
Agents that call your APIs to finish multi-step tasks, with approval steps for anything irreversible.
Evals and cost limits
Test sets built from real tasks, tracing on every call and spend limits, so quality and cost are measured.
FIG 11 · Process · 6 steps
One team, one plan, every layer
A fixed written quote after a free call, sprints with weekly demos across front end and back end, and one team that answers for the whole product. You own the code and IP.
- Step 01
Free call
Tell us what you are building or what is breaking. We ask about users, data, integrations and deadlines, not just the framework.
- Step 02
Code or idea review
For a new product: users, data model, integrations and which of the eight layers are in scope. For an existing app: versions, test coverage, hosting and the risky parts of the code.
- Step 03
Fixed written quote
A written scope, a fixed quote and the plan for versions, hosting and hand-over, before any work starts.
- Step 04
Sprints with weekly demos
Sprints in your repository, with pull requests you can read, tests in CI and a demo of working front end and back end on staging every week.
- Step 05
Launch
A planned release from the pipeline, with monitoring live, a rollback ready and runbooks handed over.
- Step 06
Support and upgrades
Security releases applied in a patch window agreed in your written scope, plus planned upgrades before your versions lose support.
FIG 12 · What you get
Everything included
Written into your fixed quote, so you know exactly what you are paying for before work starts.
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- Written scope and fixed quote
- Architecture and data model, written down
- Front end, API and database in your repository
- WCAG 2.2 AA checks on key journeys
- Security requirements mapped to OWASP ASVS
- Unit, integration and end-to-end tests in CI
- API docs for your web and mobile teams
- Staging and production environments as code
- Monitoring, logs and alerts
- Upgrade calendar for every framework in the stack
- Runbooks and hand-over notes
- IP assignment: code and data are yours
FIG 13 · Tech & tools
The tools behind the work
Proven, well-supported tools, chosen for your project and set up in accounts your business owns.
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Angular
- Vue.js
- Node.js
- Python
- Django
- FastAPI
- Laravel
- .NET
- Java
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Redis
- GraphQL
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- GitHub Actions
- AWS
- Vercel
FIG 14 · Who it’s for
Full-stack work for teams that need the whole product, not one layer.
New products, growing products and rescues, with the same rules: one accountable team, your repository, your IP.
3 audiences
Startups
From idea to a product that can grow.
An MVP built by one team on a stack you will not have to rewrite, with the data model, auth and CI right from the start.
- One team, one plan
- Stack chosen for your hiring market
- Tests and CI from sprint one
- Ready for AI features later
Product teams
Extra full-stack capacity, in your process.
Full-stack developers who join your sprints and ship across front end and back end, so features land without hand-offs between teams.
- Your repository and tools
- Your code review rules
- Weekly demos
- Scale up or down by agreement
UK teams
Full-stack developers for UK teams.
UK projects run through our London client partner, with engineering at our New Delhi HQ. We write in UK English, design data handling around UK GDPR and agree working hours in your written scope.
- London client partner
- UK English throughout
- Fixed written quote in GBP
- UK GDPR-aware data handling
FIG 15 · Working with us from the USA and UK
Built in New Delhi. Run on your hours.
Every project gets a point of contact in New York or London and an engineering team in New Delhi. Here is how today’s working days line up, live.
New York
North America
--:--ET
New Delhi team Your working day- Shared working time
- ≈ 3 hours today
- New Delhi is
- 10.5 h ahead
- Live calls, your time
- 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET
London
UK & Europe
--:--UK
New Delhi team Your working day- Shared working time
- ≈ 4.5 hours today
- New Delhi is
- 5.5 h ahead
- Live calls, your time
- 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. UK
Three ways to work together
- 01
Fixed-scope project
A written scope, one fixed price and a dated plan. Suits websites, apps and MVPs.
- 02
Dedicated team
Designers and engineers on your roadmap every month, billed monthly.
- 03
White label
For US and UK agencies: our work, your brand, unbranded deliverables.
Every engagement
- Fixed quote in USD, GBP or INR after a free 30-minute call
- NDA before discovery. You own all code, designs and content
- A working demo every sprint, not status slides
- Reply within one business day, calls inside your hours
Calls on ET or UK hours
FIG 16 · Team shape
One full-stack team vs separate front-end and back-end teams
Both models work. The question is who owns a bug that crosses the line between front end and back end.
| One full-stack team | Separate front-end and back-end teams | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns a feature | One team, end to end | Split across two teams and a hand-off |
| API changes | Made and used in the same pull request | Negotiated between teams |
| Best for | Most web apps, SaaS and MVPs | Very large products with deep specialist work |
| Watch for | Depth in rare specialisms: we add specialists when needed | Slower delivery and gaps between layers |
FIG 17 · Hire
Dedicated full-stack developers vs team extension vs fixed-scope project
We don’t publish rates. This is how the three ways to work with full-stack developers compare.
| Dedicated developer | Team extension | Fixed-scope project | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A steady backlog on one product | A release or a backlog spike | A defined app, feature or migration |
| Who manages the work | You, in your sprint | You, with our lead | Us, against a written scope |
| How it is priced | Monthly, per developer | Monthly, per team | One fixed quote |
| Code and IP | Yours | Yours | Yours |
FIG 18 · Compare
Common full-stack combinations: which fits your product?
| React / Next.js + Node.js | React + Python | Angular + .NET or Java | Vue / Nuxt + Laravel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | SaaS, marketplaces, real-time apps | Data-heavy products and AI features | Enterprise systems with existing Microsoft or Java estates | Admin-heavy web apps and fast-moving teams |
| Language | TypeScript end to end | TypeScript + Python | TypeScript + C# or Java | JavaScript or TypeScript + PHP |
| Strength | One language across the stack | Python’s data and AI libraries | Strong structure for large teams | Batteries-included back end, gentle front end |
| Our pages | React · Node.js | React · Python | Angular · .NET · Java | Vue.js · Laravel |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about Full-Stack Development with Elgrith.
It designs, builds and runs every layer of a web or mobile product: the interface, APIs, database, authentication, CI/CD, cloud hosting and monitoring. Elgrith does all of that with one accountable team, adds AI features where they help, and builds to WCAG 2.2 AA and OWASP ASVS-aligned security from the first sprint.
FIG 19 · Related
Keep exploring
Web App Development
Portals, dashboards & internal toolsSaaS Development
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Fast React and Next.js front endsNode.js Development
TypeScript APIs & real-time appsDevOps Consulting
CI/CD, IaC & cloud cost controlHire Dedicated Developers
Your own full-time remote team
Free 30-minute call
One team for the whole product.
Tell us what you are building, or what is stuck. After a free call you get a written scope, the stack we recommend and why, and a fixed quote.
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