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developers for any
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Florin M.
// senior mobile developer
Florin is a passionate dev with 9+ years of experience. His solid hard skills are perfectly combined with business-oriented thinking and communication talents.
Samet B.
// strong middle mobile developer
An organized, collaborative, and highly ambitious developer with 5+ years of experience, Samet enjoys the freedom of working remotely — he even founded his own tech company.
Petro V.
// middle-to-senior back-end web developer
Petro started his career developing Ruby and Javascript but then switched to Golang. Primary areas of his interest are high-load and distributed projects.
Victoria B.
// strong middle back-end web developer
A middle back-end developer with Ruby as the primary expertise, Victoria is on her way to mastering Golang. Responsible and team-oriented, she loves challenges.
Liviu Z.
//senior front-end web developer
Liviu is a passionate developer with over 10 years of industry experience, tech-leading experience, and a solid understanding of numerous business domains.
Have your eCommerce platform
launched and running
There is a classic dilemma every customer faces when outsourcing. It goes like this: 
If you are looking to hire an eCommerce developer or a whole eCommerce development company, chances are you’re facing
it too. Too bad you can’t have everything at once. Or can you?
IF YOU WANT TO:
- start selling your awesome product online
- launch a full-scale e-store
- add secure payment options to your existing eCommerce solution
- adjust integrations with your HubSpot, Insightly, Salesforce, Zoho, or whatever other CRM you’re using
- install and set up an eCommerce plugin for WordPress, Joomla, Wix, etc.
- or do anything else related to eCommerce web development
Lemon is your go-to place!
Our eCommerce programmers can do all that and much more.
We don’t solve customer dilemmas.
We are the solution.
Your eCommerce developer awaits your command! Just click the button below and get straight to the development process:
Does it matter where to hire?
There is a classic dilemma every customer faces when outsourcing.
It goes like this:
It does.
As an American startup, you already know how costly it can be to hire an eCommerce web developer to work in-house. Along with salaries (we’ll discuss them later), employing in-house devs means additional expenses:
Office rent
Paid vacations and sick days for your developers
Insurances
Equipment purchase and maintenance
Paying FICA taxes (Social Security + Medicare payments)
To cover these indirect expenses, you will have to factor them in your
product costs.
This is not a problem when you are a bigger company with established clientele.
This IS a problem when you are a startup, and every dollar counts.
And let’s not forget how high the salaries of eCommerce developers for hire
in the United States are.
What’s the average eCommerce developer salary?
You can expect to hire eCommerce developers for $45K –– $111K per year.
But, take a closer look at how much companies are willing to pay for the services of a competent retail software developer. As you can see, the average cost to hire an eCommerce developer is unlikely to go lower than $68K per year.
Is it expedient?
Sometimes, it’s the hot season, and everyone is working their asses off. Sometimes, it’s a standstill, and everyone is slacking their asses off.
But you must pay your in-house eCommerce web developer regardless of the work amounts they do.
Time to say the F word loud
You don’t have to permanently employ expensive staff to build your eCommerce project.
Instead, you can:
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Call in great devs and have them work on your project
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Pay only per hour and avoid additional costs / expenses
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Enjoy direct communication with developers you hired
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Make changes and fixes to your project on the fly
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Make use skills precisely matching your project needs
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Easily send off the devs you don’t need any more
Sounds like we’re talking about some perfect mercenaries.
No. It’s just remote developers. And here is why many of your fellow entrepreneurs prefer to work with them:
Why have you decided to start hiring remote coders?
| Remote devs are more affordable than in-house ones | 25% | |
| Remote devs offer a bigger variety of available skills | 20% | |
| Remote devs are more flexible | 25% | |
| I’ve heard positive feedback | 3% | |
| I couldn’t find an in-house employee | 3% | |
| Our team is distributed | 16% | |
| No need for a full time developer | 4% | |
| Other | 3% |
Top 3 reasons to hire remote developers are:
- More affordable than in-house developers – 25%
- More flexible – 25%
- Offer a bigger variety of available skills – 20%
Another popular reason to turn to remote devs is working with an already distributed team.
Working with remote eCommerce platform development specialists can become your best customer experience if you do it right.
Where to safely hire eCommerce developers
The advantages we listed above do not automatically apply to all offshore engineers. To make the fullest use of working with any remote eCommerce developer, you must know where to hire them.
Not all places are equally good for this purpose.
We know. Let us show you.
What people usually do
Looking for cheap solutions
Since hiring in the United States may be too expensive, many startups automatically turn their eyes to India.
We can understand that. Indian IT industry has been on a rapid rise throughout the recent decade. Finding any developer there is easy, and the rates they’d work for you are more than affordable.
Just look at that:
That’s around $4K per year.
Looks great. But low prices don’t come out anywhere. When hiring remote eCommerce devs in India, mind this:
- Indian IT industry is attractive to many, and due to the intense competition, the market is filled with developers of all skill levels. You will have to be extra careful if you want to hire an eCommerce developer who is a competent professional.
- Constant checks and tests will take a share of your time hiring in India.
- Communication problems are almost inevitable because of the significant cultural differences and language barrier.
It’s not a mistake to hire eCommerce developer in India or other countries with a more affordable labor force. It’s a mistake to expect that skilled professionals from whatever country will agree to work for cheap.
If you are looking for cheap alternatives, prepare to overcome additional difficulties stemming from low prices.
Hiring at generic freelance platforms
By «generic,» we mean marketplaces that offer no other value than a huge selection of freelancers from all professions worldwide.
Such platforms are very well promoted, and Google will show them on the first page. But are they good? User reviews on resources like Trustpilot are often polar, and it’s easy to get confused.
These are just some examples; you can find many positive and negative reviews.
Our point here is:
Your experience with generic freelance platforms may be inconsistent, and finding a good eCommerce developer there may be difficult.
What should you do instead?
Seek out of the box
FYI, English-speaking remote devs are not exclusive to the US.
According to our study, 40% of American startups choose to hire remote developers in Europe. The three main reasons to do so are:
- The great experience they previously had with European developers
- They’re great to communicate with
- Diverse talent.
Here is the full list of reasons based on our study results:
- 1.They have the best rates
- 2.They have the biggest pool of talent
- 3.Because of the language spoken/ communication specificity
- 4.The location is in the most convenient time zone for me
- 5.I have great previous experience with developers from there
- 6.I’ve heard only good references
- 7.I have no preferences
- 8.Other
As you can see, American companies hire web engineers from Eastern Europe as often as from the United States or Canada.
Use vetted platforms
We already figured that marketplaces like Upwork or Freelancer might deliver inconsistent customer experiences when hiring developers. But what’s the alternative?
Our answer is platforms for vetted developers. Such platforms usually serve as entry points to look for remote eCommerce engineers for hire. Typically, the process of searching for a remote developer on such platforms looks like this:
You contact the
platform’s manager
You explain your need
The platform assigns
a suitable developer
to your project.
Such a model makes vetting platforms fully responsible for customers’ experience. This means they are interested in collaborating only with the best remote developers. This means each vetting platform thoroughly tests their professional and personal skills before working with them.
For you, it means that your project does not get into some random, unskilled hands.
Hire Ukrainian developers
Ukraine is one of the most popular Eastern European countries for IT outsourcing. This is because Ukraine has:
- The 8th place among top 10 countries with the best developers
- Rapidly growing IT industry and more than 185,000 IT specialists of various profiles
- Convenient time zone and developers who speak English
- Affordable fixed and hourly rates
- Western work mentality and ethics.
Your project will be in good hands if you hire remote eCommerce developers from Ukraine through a vetting platform.
And Lemon.io is just the place you need for this.
The best eCommerce developers in one place
Lemon.io is a vetting platform working with the best Ukrainian developers.
We made sure that once you discover us, you don’t have to look for developers anywhere else.
We have everything you need to develop your eCommerce project.
Extra-class eCommerce devs for any platform
300+ qualified developers in our talent pool mean you always have a wide choice of skill sets, experience levels, and technologies.
Our developers work with Magento, WooCommerce, Drupal Commerce, CodeIgniter, and Shopify.
Point-and-click
This is exactly what it takes to hire eCommerce developers on Lemon.io. Just press the button below and our manager will take care of the rest.
Lighting-fast matching
A 24-hours lightning. But still, this is how short it takes us to find eCommerce developers specifically for your project.
Affordability
Do you know what a real bummer is? When you pay a remote dev to do the job, and they deliver you a barely working, glitchy code.
We want you never to experience this.
To keep you safe, this is how we scrutinize developers before deciding to help them find work.
Background check
English proficiency tests
Professional skills tests
Live interview
These 4 stages are called vetting, and only 4 out of 100 candidates manage
to pass them all.
As a result, you get to work with some of the best developers out there.
Even more security
As an American Delaware C-Corp, Lemon’s terms and conditions fully comply with the laws of the United States. Remote developers working under our T&C automatically agree to keep any of your project-related or other information secret. Also, intellectual property rights are transferred to you once you pay for the work done.
And if you don’t like a developer we assigned to your project, you can always count on a free substitute.
We make eCommerce development easier
Not too easy, but manageable.
At least, you can be sure that:
- your project is safe
- nothing goes wrong
- the work our devs do for you is top notch
- you’re paying the decent money but don’t overcharge
eCommerce development does not have to be a pain in the neck. Just hire some of the best eCommerce specialists, and
And now it's FAQ time! Do you have any additional questions left?
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What does an eCommerce developer do?
eCommerce developers make the process of online shopping easy and satisfying. They cater to all the consumers’ needs and wishes, construct websites from the ground up, and frequently employ multiple technologies and frameworks.
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Which backend is best for eCommerce websites?
According to many industry pundits, the best stack combination for an eCommerce profile is MEAN. If you hear the abbreviation for the first time, don’t worry; explanations will follow. MEAN stands for MongoDB, Express.js (a backend framework), Angular (a front-end framework), and Node.js (a cross-platform server with an open source).
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Is Python good for eCommerce?
Thanks to its fastness of information processing, Python is a top choice for developing eCommerce applications and websites with the need to process vast amounts of data. Some Python frameworks (e.g., Django) are extra quick because they compile into bytecode before the program’s execution. In addition, they provide a high-level API helping to access databases and web services.
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Which technology is the best for eCommerce?
To make a long story short here’s a very brief list of languages and frameworks that will come in handy for eCommerce development:
Java
JavaScript
PHP
Python
Ruby
MEAN (see the previous question)
