React development services
Outsource React to a senior nearshore team, SPAs, design systems, and inherited codebases, handled in your time zone.






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15+years delivering software
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100+senior engineers across LATAM
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6-8hdaily overlap with US teams
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6+Fortune 500 & global brands trust us
Senior React engineers, not React-adjacent generalists
React is easy to be adequate at and hard to be good at, and the difference shows up two years later in render performance, in state that lives in four places, and in a component library everyone is afraid to touch. FusionHit is where US teams outsource React to senior nearshore engineers who join your repository and your review process, in your time zone.
\ React services we provide
The React work US product teams hand us, whether the application exists yet or has existed for too long.
Custom React application development
Applications in React and TypeScript, architected against what the product has to become rather than what is quickest to start.
Front-end for existing systems
React interfaces over the APIs you already run, including the ones never designed to be consumed by a browser.
Component libraries and design systems
A shared library with documentation and tests, so the twelfth screen looks like the first and nobody rebuilds a date picker.
Migration to React
Moves off Create React App, AngularJS, jQuery, Backbone, or server-rendered templates in stages, with the current version serving users until the last screen moves.
Inherited codebase assessment and rescue
We read it before we quote it: what the state management actually is, how much is typed, which dependencies are dangerously behind, and where the render cost is. You get the findings whether or not you hire us.
Performance, accessibility, and upkeep
Render and interaction-latency work plus WCAG 2.2 AA remediation, and version upgrades handled continuously instead of accumulating into a project.
Why US companies outsource React to us
Senior React engineers
Vetted seniors fluent in modern React, TypeScript, and current tooling, and approved by you before they start.
Real-time collaboration
Nearshore engineers on US hours, working live in your repo, your tools, and your standups.
Flexible engagement
Scale your React team up or down as your roadmap and priorities move.
Integrated partnership
We work as an extension of your engineering and product teams, not a hands-off vendor.
React work in production right now
Architecture Documentation Reverse Engineering
Challenge Two core services had evolved organically, and their architecture had never been formally documented. The team was preparing for an…
Modernization at Scale in a Distributed Commerce Platform
Challenge A large-scale engineering team managing dozens of repositories faced mounting technical debt: outdated runtimes, a fragmented CI pipeline spread across…
Your front end can move numbers like these. Talk to an expert. 30 minutes, no commitment.
Three ways to add React engineers
Pick the model that fits how your team works today.
Staff Augmentation
Senior React engineers added to your existing team, under your direction, in days rather than months.
Dedicated Development Teams
A front-end team working only on your product, sprint after sprint, while you set the roadmap.
Full Project Outsourcing
You hand over the scope and we deliver it under our management, covering architecture, build, QA and release.
How a React engagement starts
Discovery call
The product, the state of the codebase, and what is slowing you down (30 minutes).
Team proposal
Matched React engineer profiles in days, not weeks.
Interviews
You meet and approve every engineer.
Sprint delivery
Your repository, your review process, working software every sprint.
What US teams say about working with us
Real clients, on camera, on what it's actually like to work with us.
FusionHit's culture really is to ingrain with your company and understand your business drivers. If you're looking for an extension to your team, FusionHit is an absolute must-talk-to company.
The team has been able to stay as a team for two years now. A single team, with nobody leaving. I've had a really stable team that I've seen grow in strength.


