Captain
Holds the course and the deadlines. One person you speak to about everything — no “I'll pass that to the developer”.
A boarding crew for your IT work. We take on projects of any size — from a landing page to a high-load system. We write code, salvage other people's legacy, raise infrastructure and never leave the wheel after launch.
Newgate Team is not a freelance marketplace, and not a manager with contractors rounded up in a chat. It is one crew that has sailed together for years: everyone owns their stretch of deck and answers for it. You don't get separate hired hands, you get a working crew for the job — with process, code review, and a replacement within three days if anyone goes ashore.
Holds the course and the deadlines. One person you speak to about everything — no “I'll pass that to the developer”.
Turns “like theirs, only better” into a clear spec, a prototype and a quote with no surprises.
Architecture, APIs, databases, integrations, load. They write it so it can still be grown a year from now.
Interfaces that load fast and don't fall apart on an accountant's Android 9 phone.
Servers, CI/CD, monitoring, backups. So a release is a button, not a Friday-night ritual.
Spots bugs before your customer does. Automated tests, regression, a checklist for every release.
Hover over any trouble and we'll show how we handle it. The list covers nearly everything people come to us with: from “the contractor vanished” to “we want AI but don't know what for”.
What we doWe take the project over: a code and access audit in 3 days, an honest verdict on what's alive and what's dead, a plan, and work carries on. No rewrite from scratch if it can be avoided.
What we doWe wrap it in tests, refactor module by module and release in pieces. The business keeps running while we change its engine.
What we doProfiling, caching, queues, query optimisation, horizontal scaling. We run a load test and show you the numbers before and after.
What we doWe map the architecture, draw the diagrams, write deployment guides and onboarding. Knowledge stops being one person's hostage.
What we doWe set up CI/CD, automated tests, staging and one-button rollback. Deployment becomes ten minutes instead of a night shift.
What we doWe assemble a crew for the job and stand it down when it's not needed. No hiring, holidays, idle time, hardware or HR budget.
What we doWe automate the routine: bots, scripts, automatic reports, request and document processing. We count the hours saved before we start.
What we doIntegrations with ERP, CRM, warehouses, payment providers, marketplaces and telephony. One source of truth instead of five spreadsheets.
What we doAn audit, patched vulnerabilities, proper access control, encryption, a WAF, and regular backups with restore testing.
What we doWe build a working version in 4–6 weeks: only what tests the hypothesis. After that we grow it on results, not on wishes.
What we doiOS and Android — native or cross-platform, depending on the job and the budget. Store publishing is on us.
What we doWe pull the data into one place and build real-time dashboards and reports. Decisions get made on numbers, not on hunches.
What we doAI assistants, search across your knowledge base, document and call processing, drafted replies. We only deploy it where the maths works out.
What we doWe run the numbers, move you to the cloud or your own hardware, set up Docker/Kubernetes, autoscaling and monitoring. The move happens without downtime.
What we doWe plug 1–5 specialists straight into your process and tracker. The first two weeks are a trial: if someone doesn't fit, we swap them.
What we doOne captain accountable, weekly demos, a report on tasks and hours. You always know what's done, what's next and what it cost.
Didn't find your trouble on the list? Then it's an unusual one — which is exactly what we like. Describe the job and we'll come back with a plan within a day.
Describe the jobA pirate code is a set of rules you don't break. Here is ours. Hover over an article — there's a note in the margin.
We sign off the spec, the price and the deadline. If it slips through our fault, we finish at our own cost.
Access to the repository, the tracker and the servers from day one. You see every commit and every hour.
An NDA before the conversation starts. Exclusive rights are handed over by deed, with no lock-in to us.
These people have worked together for years. If someone drops out, we replace them in 3 days without losing context.
Bugs that are our fault get fixed free. No arguing about whether it's a bug or a feature.
Every week we show working results. Priorities change mid-course, not after delivery.
Support, monitoring, further development. The project isn't orphaned the day after handover.
If a cheaper solution closes the job, we'll propose it — even when the opposite pays us better.
Plenty of people can write code. The difference shows in how they talk to you on Monday morning — and at 23:40 on Friday when something goes down.
The captain takes you from the first call through to support. You never have to retell the job to a fifth person.
Telegram or Slack with the crew inside. A question gets an answer, not “your request has been received, number 4712”.
Round-the-clock duty on supported projects. Alerts reach us before they reach your customers.
You see a working product, not a report saying “work is ongoing”. Your notes go into the next sprint.
Specs, quotes, deeds and reports written so that more than just the CTO can read them.
Access, environment, plan and the first call within 24 hours. Development starts on day two.
The development market got shaken up: some teams left, some grew expensive, some are stuck on a five-year-old stack. We ended up at the point where speed, price and quality finally meet in one crew.
Code generation, automated tests, review and documentation all run alongside AI. Routine work goes 2–3 times faster, and we hand that saving back in schedule and price instead of keeping it as margin.
We don't drag old junk around ourselves: TypeScript, Go, Python, PostgreSQL, Docker, Kubernetes, modern front-end frameworks. Your project won't be legacy the day it ships.
E-commerce, logistics, fintech, education, healthcare, manufacturing. We've already stepped on the usual rakes in these fields — on our own projects, not on your budget.
We're big enough to deliver a whole project and small enough to agree a change on a call, rather than through three departments and a committee.
| What we compare | Newgate Team | A freelancer | A big agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to start | 3 days | 1–2 weeks | 1–2 months |
| Price for the result | Mid-range, no hidden invoices | Low — until the first problem | High, plus bureaucracy |
| If someone drops out | Replaced in 3 days | You start the search over | Weeks of approvals |
| Transparency | Repo and tracker from day one | Luck of the draw | A report once a month |
| Warranty | 6 months | Usually none | Per contract, usually paid |
| Who you talk to | The captain and the developers | The freelancer themselves | An account manager |
| Rights to the code | Yours, handed over by deed | Whatever you agreed verbally | Yours, with conditions attached |
Six chests in the hold. Some projects are under NDA, some are being prepared for release — the job, the solution and the numbers will land here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
The job, what we built and the result in numbers will appear here.
Open the chest — inside is what we hand over before any work begins, with no obligation to continue with us.
We go through your site, your code and your infrastructure and hand you a report with specific findings. You are under no obligation to continue with us afterwards.
If we start development, we set up the infrastructure for free. It is normally a separate line in the quote.
P.S. More people take the audit than argue about the price. You have nothing to lose ⚓
Describe the job in two sentences. We'll come back with a plan, a timeline and a budget range within one working day — no “send us a full spec and then we'll quote”.