Hire a DevOps engineer

Makes deployment boring: pipelines, environments, monitoring, backups that have been restored at least once.

Our rate
$70 $100
per hour
US agency rate
$80-150
per hour, same work
Full month
$11,200 – $16,000
160 hours

Rates last reviewed 2026-08-15. A single role can sit below our blended engagement floor of $55 per hour, because the floor applies to a whole project team rather than to one person.

What this role does here

  • Build and deploy pipelines that anyone on your team can run
  • Monitoring and alerts that fire before your customers write to you
  • Backups, and a restore rehearsed rather than assumed
  • Cost review of what your cloud bill actually pays for

When you need one

Releases happen at night because they are frightening, or your infrastructure lives in one person head. Also before a launch that expects real traffic.

First two weeks

One environment rebuilt from scratch by a script, and a restore of your database performed in front of you.

How the engagement works

The same terms as any other project with us. Nothing on this page is a different contract.

One supplier

The contract is with our American company, whoever does the work and wherever they sit.

Named people

You meet the person before the engagement starts, and they stay on it.

Monthly, not annual

Time and materials with a ceiling you set, or a fixed price for defined scope.

Everything is yours

Code, design files and accounts transfer to you. 30 days of defect fixes after handover.

Questions about this role

Do we need DevOps if we are on a managed platform?

+

Less of it, and not none. Managed platforms remove the servers, not the questions about backups, secrets, environments and what happens when a deploy is bad.

Will you lock us into your tooling?

+

The pipeline lives in your repository and your cloud account. If we stop working together, nothing has to be moved, which is the whole point of it living there.

Need a DevOps engineer?

Say what the work is and how long it runs. You get a name, a rate and a start date within one business day.