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Hire Vue developers who join your team and stay

For teams that need a Vue engineer working in their repo in weeks, not a recruitment cycle. We build. We run. The same people who write the code stay on to keep it running afterwards.

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What they do

What a Vue JS Developer from infoloop actually builds.

Vue 3 application development

Composition API, single file components, TypeScript where it earns its place. New features in your existing app, or a front end built from scratch against your API. Written to match the conventions already in your repo.

Nuxt and server-side rendering

Nuxt applications where pages need to render on the server for speed or search. Routing, data fetching, caching and hydration set up properly, with build output you can deploy on your own infrastructure.

Migration and version upgrades

Vue 2 to Vue 3, Options API to Composition API, Webpack to Vite. Done in tested increments against a working branch, so the app stays shippable at every step rather than stalling in a long rewrite.

Component libraries and design systems

A shared component set with documented props, states and accessibility behaviour. Built so your other developers reach for it instead of copying markup, and versioned so upgrades do not break consuming apps.

State, data and API integration

Pinia or Vuex stores, REST and GraphQL clients, authentication flows, optimistic updates and error handling. The unglamorous plumbing that decides whether an interface feels quick or feels broken.

Performance and test coverage

Bundle analysis, code splitting, lazy routes and render profiling. Unit tests on logic, component tests on behaviour and end-to-end coverage on the paths that lose money when they fail.

How it runs

Plan. Build. Run.

01

30 minute call

You describe the work, the stack it sits in and when you need someone. We tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. No recruiter screening, no CV bundle, no pipeline of candidates who never respond.

02

Fixed scope and price

We write down what the engineer will work on, how long the engagement runs, what it costs and how you can end it. You approve that document before anything starts. The price does not move unless the scope does.

03

Embed and build

Your Vue developer joins your stand-ups, your board and your repo. Work arrives as reviewed pull requests against your branching rules. You see progress daily rather than waiting for a milestone demo.

04

Run it after launch

When the build is done the engagement can continue as a managed retainer: monitoring, fixes to response targets, improvements, security updates and a monthly report. Or we hand over cleanly and stop.

Why infoloop

We do not hand over and leave.

  • We run what we buildMost agencies hand over at launch and leave you with the maintenance. Our retainer covers monitoring, fixes to agreed response targets, security updates and a monthly report on what changed.
  • No recruitment cycleJob specs, agency fees, notice periods and probation take months. This engagement starts from a 30 minute call, with a fixed scope and a fixed price you agree before any work begins.
  • Scope you can hold us toYou get the deliverables, the timeline and the price written down in advance. If something turns out larger than expected we tell you and re-scope, rather than quietly billing more hours.
  • Front end that connects to real systemsWe build production AI agents, headless CMS back ends and commerce platforms too. So the Vue work is designed against the API, the CMS and the auth it actually has to talk to.
  • Track record across 50+ products50+ products shipped across 6 countries, 99.9% uptime and a 4.8 average rating. The same engineering standards apply whether we are running a build or filling a gap in your team.

What you get

Every engagement includes these, in writing, before work starts.

  • A named Vue developer working in your repository, on your board and in your stand-ups
  • Scope, timeline and price agreed in writing before the first line of code is written
  • Work delivered as reviewed pull requests that follow your existing branching and review rules
  • Component and state architecture documented so your own team can extend it without us
  • Automated tests covering the logic and journeys that matter most to your business
  • An optional managed retainer with response targets, security updates and a monthly report

Who this is for

Three situations where this is the right call.

A Vue roadmap and nobody free to build it

Your product team has agreed the next two quarters of front end work and your existing developers are already committed. You need capacity now, and you need it to write code the current team will recognise and be able to maintain.

A Vue 2 codebase nobody wants to touch

The application still works but the framework version is out of support, the build tooling is old and every change feels risky. You need someone to upgrade it in safe increments while the product keeps shipping.

A back end team with no front end

Your APIs are in good shape and the interface is the bottleneck. You want a Vue developer who can take the endpoints as they are, build the screens against them and flag where the API design makes the front end harder.

Questions

What buyers ask us first.

How quickly can a Vue developer start?
Timing depends on current availability, and we will tell you on the first call rather than promise a date we cannot hold. What we can say is that this route skips the parts that take longest in a normal hire: writing the job spec, screening applicants, interview rounds and a notice period. After a 30 minute call, infoloop writes a scope with a start date, a duration and a price. Once you approve it, the engineer starts on the agreed date. There is no probation period and no recruitment fee.
What does it cost, and how is the engagement structured?
infoloop does not quote a day rate before understanding the work, because the honest answer depends on scope, duration and whether you want the managed retainer afterwards. The shape is always the same: a 30 minute call, then a fixed scope, timeline and price written down before anything starts. You approve that document first. If the work turns out to be larger than we scoped, we come back and re-scope with you rather than quietly running up hours. The exit terms are in the same document, so you know how to end it before you begin.
Will the developer work in our repository and follow our process?
Yes. Your Vue developer works inside your repository, on your board and in your stand-ups, using your branching model and your review rules. Work arrives as pull requests that your own engineers review, so nothing lands in your codebase without your approval. We match the conventions already in the repo rather than importing our own. If your setup has gaps that will cause problems later, such as missing CI checks or no test harness, we raise it and let you decide whether to fix it as part of the work.
Can you upgrade a Vue 2 application to Vue 3?
Yes. We approach it in tested increments rather than as one long rewrite: audit the dependencies and identify what has no Vue 3 equivalent, upgrade the build tooling, then migrate components in batches behind a working branch so the application stays shippable throughout. Options API code can stay as it is where rewriting adds risk without adding value. The scope we agree with you sets out which parts get migrated, in what order, and what we will do about any library that has no supported replacement.
What happens after the build is finished?
You choose. infoloop can hand over completely, with documented component architecture, state design and test coverage, so your own developers pick it up without needing us. Or the engagement continues as a managed retainer, which is what we mean by "we run". That covers monitoring, fixes within agreed response targets, ongoing improvements, security and dependency updates, and a monthly report on what changed and what needs attention. This is the part most agencies skip: they hand over at launch and the maintenance becomes your problem.
Can one developer handle back end and infrastructure work too?
Depends on the person and the work, and we will be straight with you about it rather than overselling one engineer as a full team. infoloop builds headless CMS back ends with Strapi and Webflow CMS, production AI agents with guardrails and monitoring, and Shopify and Webflow storefronts, so we can staff the surrounding work when you need it. But if the scope needs a back end engineer as well as a Vue developer, we will say so in the scope document and price it accordingly, rather than stretching one person across both and slipping the timeline.

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Tell us what your Vue roadmap needs

A 30 minute call is enough for us to understand the work and tell you whether we are the right fit. You leave with a fixed scope, a timeline and a price. No recruitment cycle, no CV bundle, no obligation.

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