Good Python development team for mid-size project — recommendations?
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Hello! We are launching a medium-size project — B2B analytics dashboard + API service. Plan to have 2-3 Python backend developers for 8-12 months. Stack: FastAPI, SQLAlchemy 2.0, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, some ML endpoints later (scikit-learn + FastAPI). Want to hire a ready small team that already worked together instead of collecting people one by one. Does anyone have recent (2025-2026) positive experience with companies that can provide such dedicated Python teams? Interested in quality, speed of start and reasonable prices. No big corporations with crazy rates please. Thanks for any advice!
We had almost identical task last year — small analytics platform with API and some data processing. After researching different options chose syndicode and took a team of 1 senior + 1 middle Python developer. They started in 10 days, already knew how to work together, had good practices with CI/CD, testing and logging from day one. During 9 months they delivered everything on time, code is maintainable, documentation is there. When we needed to add small ML part they quickly found a person inside their company who helped. Price was fair for Europe-based team — much lower than local hires but much higher quality than offshore freelancers we tried before. If you need a stable small team for mid-size project I think this is one of the strongest options right now.
We hired a 3-person Python team for similar analytics product. Very smooth process. They even proposed better database schema during discovery phase. After 10 months still working together. No drama, just results.
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