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Our Recommended Backend

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The backend we recommend for most projects — because it stays cheap to change, easy to hand over, and ready to grow.

  • Already shipped in production
  • Code and accounts are yours
  • Runs on Node.js underneath

What it means for you

Changes stay cheap

Your tenth feature costs like your second — not triple.

Fewer nasty surprises

Bad data is blocked before it ever reaches your business.

No key-person risk

Any NestJS developer can pick it up. Including yours.

Room to grow

More customers and features, without a rebuild.

Why we recommend it over plain Node.js

Same technology underneath, so this is not about speed. It is about how much is decided for you — and you feel that after launch, not in month one.

What plain Node.js leaves open compared with what NestJS decides for you.
What you will hitPlain Node.jsNestJS
Adding features next yearSlows down as the code growsCosts what it did at the start
A new developer joinsLearns this project's own habits firstAlready knows the layout
Bad data getting inChecked wherever someone rememberedBlocked automatically, in one place
Handing the project overKnowledge sits in someone's headThe structure is the documentation
Getting much biggerOften means a rewriteSplit and scale, no rewrite

Small and staying small — one form, one report, one job? Then this is cost with no return, and we will say so.

Our Node.js work

What we build for you

Your product in clean sections

Orders, customers, billing, logins — separate, so one change cannot break the rest.

One engine, every screen

Website, app and admin panel all read the same numbers.

Logins and permissions

Who may see or change what, enforced by the system.

Slow work out of the way

Emails, invoices and syncing run in the background. Customers never wait.

Connected to your tools

Payments, CRM, messaging — each swappable without touching everything else.

Checked on every change

Automated tests catch a new feature breaking an old one.

Already running in production

Pharmacy E-commerce

Medivent

  • The system behind the catalogue, accounts and orders
  • Fast cached data, and orders synced into their CRM

NestJS · PostgreSQL · Redis

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Event Management Platform

Tipsy To Go

  • The system behind events, bookings and accounts
  • Card payments confirmed by Stripe, never assumed

NestJS · PostgreSQL · Stripe

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Yours at handover

  • Every account and key, in your name
  • All source code, in your repository
  • Documentation generated from the live system
  • The automated test suite we used
  • A deployment anyone on your side can repeat
  • A runbook in plain English

Best fit for

  • Subscription platforms
  • Payments and orders
  • Large catalogues and stock
  • Live chat and notifications
  • Systems that must agree with each other
  • Products expecting to scale

If a technical person is reviewing this

The tools we build with. Otherwise, ignore this line.

  • NestJS
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • TypeORM
  • Redis
  • BullMQ
  • GraphQL
  • Jest
  • Docker

Straight answers

Why should I care which framework you use?

Because it decides what your second year costs. Most software spending happens after launch, and a system with no agreed structure gets more expensive to change every month.

Does it cost more to build?

No. The framework generates most of the repetitive setup, so version one costs about the same. The saving shows up later, in every change you ask for.

What if I already have a system?

It keeps running while we rebuild one area at a time behind the same screens. Nothing goes dark, and you can stop whenever priorities change.

Will I be locked into working with you?

No. You get the code, the accounts and the documentation, and it follows conventions any NestJS developer already knows. Replacing us should be easy.

Is it ever the wrong choice?

Yes. For one form, one report or one small job, this much structure is cost with no return. We build those in plain Node.js and say so upfront.