Full-time full-stack engineers from Latin America, pre-vetted and working your hours. Shortlist in about 5 days. Flat 20% of what you pay.
Explore complementary roles that are often hired together for greater impact.
Four steps from first call to onboarded team member. No hidden fees at any point.
See how it works ->The median software developer in the United States earns about $11,300 per month, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. With Teilur, a full-stack engineer in Latin America starts around $4,200 per month all-in, working the same hours you do.
What full-stack developers actually do
They own a feature from database schema to rendered interface. That means designing the data model, writing the API, building the UI and deploying the result. For small teams this is the highest-leverage hire available, because one person moves a feature all the way to production without waiting on a handoff.
The trade-off to understand
Full-stack means range, not equal depth everywhere. Most strong full-stack engineers lean either front-end or back-end. We match on which side of the stack your team is actually short on rather than treating the title as generic.
Time zones that overlap
Latin America sits within one to three hours of EST and PST. Standups happen live, pull requests get reviewed the same day, and production issues get handled while they are still small.
English tested before you meet them
Every engineer is evaluated for English proficiency before you see their profile. Communication failure is the most common reason remote hires do not work out.
Transparent pricing
Full-stack developers start around $4,200 per month for mid-level. That price is all-in: 80% of what you pay goes to the engineer and 20% is our fee, with no hidden markups.
Tell us what you need and get a curated shortlist of pre-vetted candidates in about five days.