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Flutter Developers for Hire on Contract
Remote Flutter and Dart developers who join your team for a sprint, a release or the long term — building features, fixing issues and shipping to iOS and Android.
- Flutter
- Dart
- Firebase
- REST APIs
- iOS
- Android
- App Store
- Google Play
What a Flutter contract developer can take on
Feature development
New screens, flows and integrations delivered through your normal sprint process.
Release preparation
Stabilizing a build, fixing crash reports and preparing store submissions.
API & Firebase integration
Connecting the app to REST APIs, Firebase services and third-party SDKs.
Payments & subscriptions
In-app purchases, subscription state and Stripe checkout where store rules allow.
Upgrades & refactoring
Moving to current Flutter and Dart versions, replacing unmaintained packages and tidying state management.
Dedicated Flutter developer
A full-time Flutter engineer who works as part of your product team. Dedicated developers →
Choosing the right Flutter engagement
| Option | Commitment | Suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Contract Flutter developer | Hours or months, part-time or full-time | Extra capacity, a release deadline, a specific skills gap |
| Dedicated Flutter developer | Full-time, ongoing | Continuous product development alongside your team |
| Flutter + backend team | Two or more engineers | New apps or major rebuilds needing API and mobile work together |
| Flutter project development | Defined scope and milestones | A new app delivered end-to-end |
How to hire a Flutter developer
Share the requirement
App status, stack, hours per week and start date.
Meet the developer
A technical conversation with the developer we propose.
Agree terms
Contract, NDA and working hours agreed in writing.
Start shipping
Repository access, local build, first tickets.
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Read the articleFrequently asked questions
Can I hire a Flutter developer part-time?
Yes. Contract developers can work part-time or full-time. Hours per week and working-hour overlap are agreed before the engagement starts.
Can the developer work on our existing app?
Yes. Most contract Flutter work is on existing apps. The developer will review the codebase, set up the build locally and follow your existing conventions.
Do you also provide backend developers?
Yes. If your app needs API work we can add a .NET developer or have the Flutter developer handle lighter Firebase or Node.js tasks.
What does the contract cover?
Rate, hours, term, notice period, confidentiality and IP ownership are agreed in a written contract before work starts.
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REST APIs, integrations and backend services that other systems depend on.
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Tell us about the Flutter developer you need
Share your app, its current state and the hours you need. We reply within one business day.