Faisal Khan

Full Stack Development

  • End-to-end builds with React.js, Next.js, Node.js, and Nest.js
  • Clean REST/GraphQL APIs backed by SQL or MongoDB
  • Deployed, monitored, and maintained after launch
Full stack service cover: "One developer, front to back" headline beside tiles for React, Next.js, Node.js, Nest.js, MongoDB and SQL
What "full stack" means here, specifically

One person across React/Next.js frontend and Node.js/NestJS/PostgreSQL backend, rather than managing separate frontend and backend hires.

Tech stack

React, Next.js, Node.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL, MongoDB.

What's included

Architecture, frontend build, backend/API build, database design, and deployment.

Who this is for

Startups needing one reliable technical owner, agencies needing overflow capacity, and businesses replacing a two-person contractor team with one.

Solo full-stack developer vs. an agency

An agency gives you more people, a project manager, and cover if someone is out. You also pay for that layer, and the person you talk to is often not the person writing the code.

A solo full-stack developer means you talk directly to whoever builds it, decisions move faster, and there's no handoff between frontend and backend teams. The trade-off is capacity: one person can't staff five parallel workstreams.

If you need a large team on day one, an agency fits better. If you need one accountable owner for a product, solo usually costs less and moves quicker.

The real difference

This page is about hiring one developer to own your entire stack, frontend to backend. Looking for a specific application built to spec? See Custom Web Application Development.

FAQ

Common questions

What's the difference between hiring a full stack developer and hiring separate frontend/backend developers?

One person owning the whole stack means no handoff gaps between frontend and backend decisions — faster iteration, fewer miscommunications.

Do you work hourly, per-project, or on retainer?

All three are available depending on project shape — discussed during scoping.

Can you take over an existing codebase, or only build from scratch?

Both — taking over an existing codebase is just as common as greenfield builds.

What's your typical communication/check-in process during a project?

Regular check-ins through the build, scoped to the project's pace and your preference.

Do you handle deployment and hosting, or just the code?

Deployment is included, not just the code.

Pricing

Best plan offer

Basic

$500+/ project

Delivery: 1-2 weeks

  • Full-stack website, up to 5 pages
  • React/Next.js + Node.js + SQL/MongoDB
  • Database integration + API development
  • Fully responsive design
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Best value

Standard

$1000+/ project

Delivery: 2-4 weeks

  • Full-stack website, 5-7 pages
  • React/Next.js + Node.js + SQL/MongoDB
  • Authentication system (JWT/Auth.js)
  • AI features integrated (chat, search, or content)
  • Custom UI components
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Premium

$1500+/ project

Delivery: 3-6 weeks

  • AI automation / agentic system, built to spec
  • Custom agent workflows (LLM-driven, tool-using)
  • Integrations with your existing tools/APIs
  • Task/process automation to replace manual work
  • Admin dashboard + monitoring
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Interested in working with me?

Let's connect and talk about your project.

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