Hire senior Flutter developers vetted by a shipping CTO.
Named senior Flutter engineers, £20-35/hr, no juniors, no bench, no bait-and-switch. Interviewed by Mohit Ramani. Start in 2 weeks. 18 Flutter apps shipped since 2020.
What is hire Flutter developer UK?
Hiring a Flutter developer in the UK in 2026 usually means either a £65-115K full-time senior (6-12 week hiring cycle) or an agency contractor (variable quality, unclear vetting). Empyreal Infotech offers a third path: named senior Flutter engineers, vetted personally by Mohit Ramani, charged at £20-35/hr, embedded into your team with no notice-period lock-in. Every engineer on your project has shipped at least 6 production Flutter apps and has passed the same technical bar Mohit uses for full-time Empyreal hires. Start in 2 weeks. Walk away with 30 days' notice. No juniors, no rotating bench, no bait-and-switch.
What you get, every engagement.
Named senior engineers
The Flutter developer who commits to your repo is the one you interviewed. No bench swap. No junior on the ticket the senior sold. Names on the SOW.
Flutter 3 + state discipline
Every senior on the roster ships Flutter 3 with Riverpod or GetX (chosen per project, not per developer preference), Dart null-safety-first, Melos monorepos for multi-app clients, and golden tests for every visual component. iOS + Android + Web + macOS + Windows delivery from a single codebase where it makes sense.
Native fluency where Flutter can't reach
Every Flutter hire also reads and writes native Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android) for the platform-channel boundaries. When Flutter's ecosystem doesn't have the SDK you need, we write the native bridge — we don't wave off the requirement.
Embedded or pod
One senior into your team on your Slack + your Jira + your Linear. Or a two-senior pod owning a full surface with weekly demos and a daily written standup. You pick.
The hire Flutter developer UK engagement, week by week.
- 01
Email Mohit. What's the Flutter app, what's the deadline, what's the stack around it. 24-hour response with 2 candidate profiles + calendar links.
5-line brief. Email Mohit. What's the Flutter app, what's the deadline, what's the stack around it. 24-hour response with 2 candidate profiles + calendar links.
- 02
You interview both. Their commit history from a recent production build shared before the call. Reference from one prior client if you want it.
Candidate interviews. You interview both. Their commit history from a recent production build shared before the call. Reference from one prior client if you want it.
- 03
SOW signed, IP-on-commit clause, mutual 30-day walk-away. Slack + repo + Jira access provisioned by end of week.
Contract + onboarding. SOW signed, IP-on-commit clause, mutual 30-day walk-away. Slack + repo + Jira access provisioned by end of week.
- 04
Onboarding sprint. First PR against your codebase by day 10. Daily written async standup from day 1.
First commit. Onboarding sprint. First PR against your codebase by day 10. Daily written async standup from day 1.
- 05
Weekly invoicing, net-14. Mohit reviews any PR that touches your architectural spine at no extra fee. Escalation path direct to founder if anything wobbles.
Ongoing. Weekly invoicing, net-14. Mohit reviews any PR that touches your architectural spine at no extra fee. Escalation path direct to founder if anything wobbles.
Questions we get about hire Flutter developer UK, with real answers.
Full-time senior Flutter developer in London: £65-130K base salary + benefits + recruiting fee. UK freelance Flutter contractor via a marketplace: £400-800/day, variable vetting. Empyreal senior Flutter engineer via us: £20-35/hr (£160-280/day), personally vetted by Mohit, weekly billing, 30-day walk-away. The middle path exists for a reason.
Yes — this is our standard hourly rate for a Rajkot-based senior engineer working UK hours. We charge less than a London freelancer because the engineer is based in Rajkot, not London. Every engineer has shipped 8-15+ Flutter apps and passes the same interview bar as our full-time hires. Not junior, not offshore-cheap. Different geography, same seniority.
2 weeks from the first email. Day 0: 5-line brief in. Day 1-3: candidate interviews. Day 4-7: contract signed. Day 8-14: onboarding sprint + first PR. If the audit-week engagement is a better fit, that's £8K fixed and starts as soon as the calendar allows.
Yes — required. You interview 1-2 candidates, see a real commit history from a recent production build, and can request a technical reference from a prior client. No SOW gets signed before you've met the person who'll ship the code.
30-day walk-away, mutual. You pay for the days worked, we transfer the code you own, we replace the engineer or wind down cleanly. Two 2025 engagements ended this way — one client re-engaged 6 months later with a different scope. No lock-in.
Depends on stack. Flutter wins on: consistent visual across iOS + Android, better performance on animation-heavy apps, single-codebase multi-platform. React Native wins on: shared JavaScript codebase with an existing web team, easier hiring, larger ecosystem. If you already have a React web team, React Native is usually the right call. If you're building mobile-first with heavy custom UI, Flutter usually wins. The audit-week ADR will make the specific call for your app.
Yes — the SOW explicitly allows full-time conversion after 6 months at a fair placement fee (20% of first-year base, capped at £15K). Zero lock-in language against you. Two of our senior engineers became full-time hires at UK client companies in 2025.
Pod arrangement: two senior engineers paired on a shared surface, with a lead who chairs the weekly demo. Same £20-35/hr rate per engineer. Common for anything larger than a two-sprint scope.
Send a 5-line brief. That's it.
5 lines: what the app does, the deadline, current stack, and the specific Flutter problem you're stuck on. Mohit sends 2 named candidates + commit history inside 24 hours.