Xano backend engineers for production data layers, REST/GraphQL APIs and complex business logic.
Xano backend engineers for production data layers, REST/GraphQL APIs and complex business logic. Every profile in this catalog is hand-vetted: real production work with Xano, public portfolio or live cases, and recent client reviews. No marketplace rotation — only specialists with shipped artefacts.
The catalog shortens the path from "I need a Xano expert" to a signed contract with a specific person. Each card carries the stack, rate format (hourly / monthly / project fix), engagement availability and a direct contact channel.
Tasks the catalog handles regularly: shipping production features with Xano, eval pipelines and quality gates, integration with existing ops (CRM, support, content publishing), team training and process documentation.
Expert work covers the whole lifecycle: scope definition, prototype, production deploy, and the unglamorous follow-up — fixes, optimisations, handover to internal teams. Hire a specialist for one slice or wire them in as a fractional lead for a quarter.
Most Xano experts work in three formats:
Open the cards, compare rates, portfolios and recent reviews. Reach out directly via the contact channel listed on the profile. First consultation is free with most experts — useful for evaluating fit and tightening scope before signing.
For non-standard tasks use the "Post a project" form: brief goes to the closed top-expert pool and matching specialists reply with proposals. No platform commission — payouts go straight to the expert.
Pick an expert based on rate band and stack overlap with your task. If unsure, post a brief — closing the loop with 2-3 proposals usually surfaces the right fit faster than scrolling. Browse the 2026 catalog above to get started.
It depends on scope — a simple CRUD API over a few tables costs far less than a multi-role app with payments, complex Function Stacks and third-party integrations. Most experts work at an hourly rate or a fixed project price and can estimate accurately once you share your data model and endpoint list. Note that Xano's own subscription is billed separately from the expert's fee.
Look for a portfolio of production backends, not just demos: ask how they structure Function Stacks, handle authentication and API versioning, and which frontends they've connected (WeWeb, FlutterFlow, Webflow). A short paid test task on your actual schema is the most reliable signal.
They own the backend: database, APIs, auth, business logic, integrations and background jobs. They usually don't design your UI, though many pair with a no-code frontend developer; native mobile apps or heavy custom code beyond Xano may need a separate specialist.
A basic API layer can be ready in a few days; a full app backend with roles, payments and integrations usually runs two to six weeks. You receive a working Xano workspace with documented endpoints (Swagger), the database schema, and often a Postman collection or a connection guide for your frontend.