DevGrid

DevGrid is a full-stack software development company headquartered in the United Kingdom with offices in Brazil, Monaco, and the United States. Founded over a decade ago, the company employs 100+ engineers and has delivered over £50M in projects. The founders come from entrepreneurial backgrounds, having built and scaled startups before pivoting to help others do the same. DevGrid positions itself as a partner for startups and enterprises looking to accelerate digital transformation through custom software development and AI integration.

Services and capabilities

DevGrid operates across six core technical areas: AI and machine learning, backend applications, mobile development, DevOps, cloud infrastructure, and project management. On the AI side, the company's data scientists apply algorithms to enhance product intelligence. Backend work focuses on building secure, scalable applications that handle real-time processing and large datasets. The mobile team builds native applications and SDKs. For infrastructure, certified cloud and networking engineers design and maintain scalable systems across platforms.

The company structures delivery around three primary models. Digital Factory is their discovery-to-build offering, starting with a deep dive into your business model, processes, and challenges to identify where technology creates the most impact. Hybrid Squads embed DevGrid engineers directly into your existing workflow, adapting to your tools and processes. Team Augmentation extends your internal capabilities with remote engineers who work within your organization's structure.

Methodologically, DevGrid uses Kanban, Agile, Scrum, test-driven development, and DevOps practices. The company's stated engineering principles include commitment, prioritization, simplicity, automation, quality, and balance.

How they work

DevGrid offers two main engagement models: Full Scrum Teams (complete cross-functional, delivery-oriented units) and Team Augmentation (engineers integrated into your existing team). The Hybrid Squads model attempts to blur the line between offshore and onshore by embedding engineers directly into client workflows rather than maintaining a traditional outsourcing separation. The company emphasizes process transparency and open communication, though no specific pricing or minimum project sizes are disclosed on the public website.