16.00€ / hr for elite talent? Here’s how it's actually possible.

It might sound too good to be true. Elite software developers for just 16.00 € an hour?

But for companies who’ve worked with CodeExtenders, it’s not just possible: it’s proven.

We connect growing businesses with top-tier remote developers from Egypt, the Philippines and since recently Colombia. These professionals deliver high-quality work, integrate into your team, and operate in your time zone, all while keeping your development costs lean.

Here’s how this rate makes perfect sense:

Local rates do not reflect global value
In major tech markets, developer salaries are inflated by cost of living and competition. But great talent does not only exist in expensive cities. It exists globally. In countries like Egypt and the Philippines, the cost of living is lower, so developers can earn competitive local incomes while offering unmatched value to international teams.

We reduce overhead, not quality
Our developers are full-time professionals who work remotely from their own locations. You do not have to cover office space, hardware, legal benefits, or hiring taxes. That makes a direct impact on your bottom line, without cutting corners on skills or performance.

We focus on long-term team integration
This is not freelance gig work. Our developers are carefully selected to match your technical needs and team culture. They work 40 hours per week, communicate in fluent English, and operate on your schedule. They become part of your team, not just an outside contractor.

You only pay for results
With our no cure, no pay policy, you are never locked in. If a developer is not the right fit or your needs change, you do not pay. We also offer a free replacement guarantee. It is hiring with flexibility, built for growth.

So yes, 16.00 € per hour can absolutely deliver elite results. You just need the right model and the right partner.

Curious how it could work for your team? Let’s plan a discovery call.

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