Full-time back-end engineers from Latin America, pre-vetted and in your time zone. Shortlist in about 5 days. Transparent pricing: 20% of what you pay.
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See how it works →Back-end problems are expensive because they surface late. A data model that seemed fine at ten thousand records becomes the reason your product is slow at ten million.
What our back-end developers work on
APIs, service architecture, database design, caching, queues, monitoring and graceful degradation. Typical stacks: Node.js, Python, Go and Java against PostgreSQL and Redis.
What we screen for
Whether someone has operated what they built. An engineer who has been paged because of their API writes more defensive code than one who has only written the happy path.
Time zones that matter for incidents
When a service degrades you need the person who wrote it available now. LATAM overlap with US hours is the point.
English tested, not assumed
Every engineer is evaluated for English before you see a profile.
Transparent pricing
The median software developer in the United States earns about $11,300 per month (BLS, May 2025). Back-end developers with Teilur start at $4,500 all-in for mid-level. You pay this; 20% is our fee and 80% goes to the engineer. No subscription.
In 2026, a senior Back-end Developer in Latin America costs $6,750 to $7,750 a month all-in, versus $14,625 in the US: up to 54% less. Mid-level starts at $4,500.
Country
Mid-level
Senior
Argentina
$4,500
$6,750
Brazil
$5,000
$7,500
Colombia
$4,500
$6,750
Mexico
$5,250
$7,750
United States
$11,875
$14,625
Monthly cost in USD, all-in: what you pay, of which 80% goes to the talent and 20% is Teilur's fee, from our 2026 rates. The United States row shows what the same role typically costs there.
Compare costs in the calculator →Tell us what you need and get a curated shortlist of pre-vetted candidates in about five days.