Dedicated Development TeamsVetted Squads · Embedded in Your Workflow

Traditional outsourcing hands you a black-box team with separate process, tooling, and accountability gaps. A Miracuves dedicated squad embeds in your repositories, ceremonies, and communication channels - engineers, QA, and a delivery lead working as an extension of your org. Miracuves remains accountable for vetting, replacement, and continuity; you set priorities and own the roadmap.

Most squads are live within 72 hours of signing once access and role mix are confirmed. Complex security clearance, uncommon stack combinations, or multi-region overlap requirements may extend to one week - stated upfront, not discovered after kickoff. Week one typically includes codebase audit, definition-of-done alignment, and first demo by Friday.

Rates are published per role. Part-time is $1,499 a month for 20 hours a week per role; full-time is $2,799 a month per engineer for 40 hours a week, with at least four hours of time-zone overlap. A Full Squad of 3-5 dedicated members with a dedicated delivery lead is quoted per team. Each role runs month-to-month with two weeks' notice, and the rate stays fixed for the agreed structure unless the scope changes materially. Every quote is written before payment, with no surprise invoices after kickoff.

Yes. Many engagements begin with a single dedicated engineer and expand with QA, mobile, or DevOps capacity within the same Miracuves framework. Structure and pricing for added roles are confirmed in writing before new members start - no six-month SI renegotiation to add one tester.

Both, with a clear split. Your product owner or engineering lead decides what matters: the roadmap, the backlog order and what counts as done. In a Full Squad, a named Miracuves delivery lead runs the day-to-day against those priorities - sprint planning, who picks up what, unblocking, quality and the Friday demo - and answers to you for the result. Miracuves also covers recruiting, payroll and replacement. When you add individual engineers to a team your own lead already runs, they take direction from that lead and Miracuves stays accountable for fit and continuity. Either way you talk to the engineers directly.

Any squad member is covered by the 2-week replacement guarantee at no additional cost. Miracuves sources a replacement and manages knowledge transfer so sprint momentum does not collapse. Month-to-month terms apply thereafter with two weeks' notice per role.

Every squad member works at least four hours of live overlap with your team, written into the engagement letter before the start. Standups, planning and the Friday demo sit inside that window, and daily written updates cover the rest of the day. The delivery lead runs a handoff at the end of each squad day so questions left for your side are answered by the next morning.

You retain all intellectual property. IP assignment is signed before work begins; commits go directly to your repositories; credentials remain under your governance. Miracuves does not host your product on vendor infrastructure you cannot migrate away from.

No annual lock-in. Engagements are month-to-month with two weeks' notice. Most clients keep squads embedded far longer because velocity compounds - but the commercial terms are designed for teams that need flexibility, not captivity.

A whole squad, if that is what you need. Miracuves assembles the team from people it recruits, vets and pays itself - typically a delivery lead, developers and a QA engineer - under one NDA and one engagement letter. You interview each member before the start, and any member who does not fit in the first two weeks is replaced at no cost. Individual engineers are available too, at the same published rates.

Who runs the work. With staff augmentation, Miracuves engineers join a team your own lead already manages and take direction from that lead. A dedicated team comes as a unit with a Miracuves delivery lead who runs the day-to-day against your priorities, so less of your time goes into coordination. Rates per role are the same; a Full Squad is quoted per team.

Big enough for the next two or three sprints of real backlog, and no bigger. Many clients start with a two- or three-person pod, or a single engineer, and add roles as the roadmap firms up, under the same engagement letter. A four- or five-person squad with a delivery lead fits when you want the team to run sprints end to end with little of your time.