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Engagement Models / Hourly Hiring

Hire Dedicated Developers by the Hour

Pay only for logged time against tasks you have approved, with no minimum weekly commitment and a detailed timesheet on every invoice.

Hourly Hiring

Skills
  • No minimum weekly commitment
  • Every invoice includes a detailed timesheet
  • Same person carries context forward
  • Task-based approval
  • Detailed timesheets
  • Transparent billing
  • Review pull request
Engagement models
  • Full-time dedicated
  • Part-time
  • Hourly
Stack
  • timesheet
  • Dedicated Part-Time
  • Full-Time Resource
  • approved tasks

Typical tasks

  • No minimum weekly commitment
  • Every invoice includes a detailed timesheet
  • Scales up or down with your actual workload
  • Same person carries context forward
  • No re-hiring cost if scope grows
  • Move models without losing the relationship

Everything you need to run hourly work smoothly

  • No minimum commitment

    Pay only for hours logged against approved tasks, whatever the volume.

  • Direct communication

    You approve tasks and review work directly, with no extra layer in between.

  • Detailed timesheets

    Every invoice shows exactly what was worked on and for how long.

  • Task-based approval

    Work only starts once you have approved the task and its scope.

  • Timezone overlap

    Availability matched to when your team typically sends tasks.

  • No-cost replacement

    A new match at no extra recruiting cost if the fit is not right.

Why teams use hourly hiring through TCB Infotech

  • We run our own projects on the same rigor

    Every hourly task is tracked the same way we track work on our own delivery, not a looser standard for smaller engagements.

  • Fast, honest matching

    We tell you plainly if a task needs more structure than hourly hiring can offer.

  • Direct access, no relay

    You approve tasks and review work directly, on your own tools.

  • Transparent billing

    Every invoice carries a timesheet, not a lump-sum estimate.

  • Room to grow

    Move to a dedicated block or full-time resource without losing the relationship.

From a task list to logged, billed hours in about one week

  1. Share the task list

    Tell us the skills you need and the kind of tasks you expect to send.

  2. Match a specialist

    We match someone by relevant experience, usually within the first week.

  3. Approve tasks

    You approve each task before work starts, so scope stays clear from the outset.

  4. Work is logged

    Hours are logged against each approved task as work happens.

  5. Review and scale

    Review the timesheet on each invoice, and scale hours up or convert to a dedicated block as needed.

Hourly Hiring, answered

What does Hourly Hiring actually mean?

You are billed only for the hours actually logged against tasks you have approved, with no minimum weekly commitment. Work can be as small as a few hours a week or scale up as needed.

How is this different from Dedicated Part-Time Resource?

Dedicated Part-Time Resource reserves a fixed weekly block whether or not it is fully used. Hourly Hiring bills only for hours actually logged, which suits work that varies week to week rather than following a steady schedule.

How are hours tracked and approved?

Every task is logged against your approved scope, and you get a detailed timesheet with each invoice showing exactly what was worked on and for how long.

Is there a minimum number of hours?

No. Hourly hiring has no minimum weekly commitment, though very small or irregular workloads may see slower turnaround than a dedicated resource.

Can hourly hiring convert to a dedicated resource later?

Yes. If hours consistently trend toward a steady weekly block, we can move the same person to Dedicated Part-Time or Full-Time Resource.

What if the person is not the right fit?

We replace them at no extra recruiting cost, with a handover of logged work and open tasks to the replacement.

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