APIs and integrations
We connect CRM, CMS, payment gateways, ERP and internal services through stable APIs.
Why choose Node.js?
Speed, scalability and stack integrity
Node.js - V8 runtime with a single-threaded event-loop architecture, great for APIs, microservices and real-time applications.
Quick start
Starting the server takes seconds - a minimum of settings and a ready-to-use backend.
Scalability
Support for clusters, horizontal scaling and ease of adaptation to load.
Single stack
JavaScript/TypeScript is used on both the client and the server - one knowledge base.
Large companies
Netflix, Uber, PayPal, LinkedIn and others use Node.js in production systems.
4.7 %Share of sites with Node.js
30 M+Websites on Node.js
40.8 %Developers are used
50–60 %Speed up page loading
What tasks do we use it for? Node.js
Below are scenarios where this technology really helps a business: it speeds up launch, simplifies support, or provides the right architecture for growth.
Process automation
We write background tasks, data processors, imports, exports and pipelines.
AI and data-driven products
We are building a service layer for ML models, classification, generation and search.
When technology is suitable and when it is not
Suitable if
- Node.js is suitable for services that require APIs, integrations, automation and controlled growth of functionality.
- Useful for MVP, internal systems and products with non-standard business logic.
- Suitable when you need quick iteration of hypotheses without unnecessary boilerplate code.
It's better to consider another way if
- Not the best choice if the task comes down to only a standard storefront without backend logic.
- Requires a well-thought-out infrastructure if a very high load and complex distributed architecture are immediately expected.
What is included in the work
- Service architecture, data model and API contracts.
- Authorization, roles, queues, background tasks and integrations.
- Test coverage, logging, monitoring and deployment.
- Transfer of documentation and post-launch support.
Cases where we used Node.js
Not abstract promises, but real projects from a portfolio with clear results and business context.
Case
Autopilot78 - moving the store to Next.js, SEO and custom admin panel
We moved an online store of auto products to Next.js, retained the catalog and SEO structure, developed our own admin panel and selection of products by car.
- The online store has been moved to Next.js and runs on a new technology platform.
- The team manages the catalog, orders and search metadata through its own administrative panel.
- Selection by car connects the user's request with suitable categories and products.
Case
Mermaidspa.us SPA Booking & CRM System
CRM system for SPA: guest registration, notifications, real-time mode. Node.js and sockets for instant updates. Mobile application for reception.
- Service has been accelerated and the time for processing reservations has been reduced.
- Errors when crossing schedules are minimized.
- A convenient panel has been implemented for administrators and guests.
Case
Airport Touch Panel
Presentation of the airport: map, shops, entertainment, design. Application for the touch panel at the exhibition.
- The application has been successfully used at several exhibitions and forums.
- Visitors quickly find the points and services they need and note the convenience and effectiveness of the interface.
- Positive feedback from investors and airport administration.
Stages of work
- 1Brief and architectureWe select event-loop, middleware, databases and API structure.
- 2PrototypeWe configure the server, basic routes, environment.
- 3Development and integrationWe connect databases, queues, microservices, third-party services.
- 4Testing and CI/CDWe add unit/e2e tests, monitoring, load testing.
- 5Deployment and supportWe configure clustering, scalability, updates and technical support.
Related technologies
Related services
Frequently Asked Questions
For APIs, real-time, microservices, proxy servers - wherever speed and scalability are important.
The asynchronous event-loop model allows you to process thousands of requests simultaneously without blocking.
Node.js is used on ~4.6–4.7% of websites - that's more than 30 million websites.
Netflix, Uber, PayPal, LinkedIn, Github, Adobe, Nytimes and others.
Using clustering, balancing, horizontal scaling and monitoring.
Node.js runs on JavaScript, supports TypeScript, and allows you to reuse frontend code.
Node.js is not ideal for CPU-intensive tasks - it is better for I/O-oriented services.