Hire experienced, Offshore PHP Developers

Great question. Most outsourcing companies fail at 2 things:

1. Freeing your time: the more tasks you outsource with them, the more managing you have to do.
2. Getting your devs to work on their own: outsource devs can’t be hard to manage. If there’s no clear task available for them to work on, they’ll sit idle, wasting your resources.

We solve both problems by offering self-managed teams of 3 people (or more). Your teams always include a Scrum Master. They’re accountable for execution and will manage your devs, while communicating with you on a regular basis.

This approach to outsourcing gives you a strong team that works as a unit, as opposed to individual devs, and lets you focus on meeting your goals, not micromanaging.

Our dev teams are based in Nepal. Our leadership team is headquartered in The Netherlands. Some of the brightest developers in the world are Nepalese. Proshore has a long history of supporting Nepalese talent and the Nepalese economy. Learn more about our mission in Nepal here.

We work with companies from Australia to the west coast in the US. Work happens asynchronously, except for meetings which are scheduled in our clients’ time zones.

Our remote development teams work on flexible timings to accommodate the difference in the client’s time zones. However, if we were to set a clock, our teams work 8hs shifts but are availble from 8 AM to 7 PM NPT for Europe and APAC regions. 

Get an idea about the working hours overlap between the timezones below.

AUS – SYDNEY

5hs 15m ahead of Nepal – Overlap: 3.75 working hours

NETHERLANDS

4hs 45m behind Nepal –  – Overlap: 5.25 working hours

ENGLAND

5hs 45m behind Nepal – Overlap: 4.25 working hours

For clients in the USA, our teams can make themselves available from as early as 5 AM NPT and late until 10 PM NPT allowing meetings to take place in the morning or evening depending upon your timezone.

While the overlap may seem less, the biggest advantage the time difference between Nepal and the USA is that development takes place around the clock – as our teams based in Nepal will be working while you sleep.

USA – EST

10hs 45m behind Nepal – Overlap: 2.158 working hours (extended)

USA – PST

13hs 45m behind Nepal – Overlap: 1.458 working hours (extended)

For specific projects, we can build teams that adapt to time zones outside our usual working hours. Get in touch with us.

No, you can get started with 1 developer if that’s what you are looking for.

From tech expertise to onboarding duration – we can match your requirements and:

• Guarantee the quality of deliverables — We’re proud of our code and you’ll be, too.
• Meet your deadlines — And your go-to-market strategy.

We do suggest to start with 3 people, including a Scrum Master, to:

• Handle management on our side — Less work for you.
• Create and follow a process — Progress is documented and trackable.

Every team member participates in conversations with clients during briefing, reviewing, and demoing. Proshore doesn’t hire non-fluent developers.

You can forget about timesheets and screenshotting people’s laptops. Your team comes with a dedicated Scrum Master to keep track of tasks, assignments, and workload. And most importantly, to make sure your team is working to capacity to meet your goals.

Proshore trains and coaches all teams. New talent is pre-vetted before joining a team.

You get a 60-day trial period to test your teams and make any changes to it. We offer 6 , 12, and 24-month contracts with regular review periods to rethink and reshape your team.

Our offshore software development teams are based in Nepal – a growing tech hub of South Asia. With an average hourly rate of 20-40 USD, Nepal has one of the best offshore cost ratios in the world when it comes to expertise or quality of work.

Generally speaking, our offshore devs and dedicated teams operate at nearly half the cost and time to hiring in the US or EU. But with compartively less cost of living, we are actually progressing in our social mission of creating sustianable jobs for our devs without them having to leave Nepal in search for better livelihood.