Most ‘dedicated teams’ are just cheaper hands. You still own the coordination, the context-switching and the risk, and you find out about delivery problems too late. Hiring in-house is slower and more expensive than ever, and traditional offshore trades cost for control.
You need a team that ships like it sits next to you, gives you real visibility, and gets faster over time, not one you have to manage at arm’s length.
product manager, senior engineers and QA, not loose contractors
to your exact stack and domain, onboarded into your rituals (stand-ups, reviews, planning)
you see cycle time, throughput, and defect trends in a shared dashboard
IP and documentation live in your repositories from day one
A roadmap that needs a stable, long-term squad
Filling specific skill gaps fast
Standing up a capability you'll eventually own
A defined scope with a fixed outcome
Our Clients
Patrick Fingles
CEO at Leap
We don’t just call them Logiciel, we call them Leap India
Bradley Murray
VP of Technology at Partners
They had to earn the name Partners India & they did
Elior Alayev
Founder & CEO at Zeme
We don’t just call them Logiciel, They’re part of the Zeme Team
Bill Parker
CTO at Leap
Logiciel stands out globally for dedication, AI adoption, and productivity.
Most teams are assembled and onboarded within 7 business days, including matching engineers to your stack and plugging into your tools and rituals.
A flat monthly rate per engineer based on seniority and role, no recruiting fees, no long lock-ins. Scale the team up or down as the roadmap changes.
Engineers work inside an AI-augmented workflow with telemetry-driven SLAs, so you get measurable cycle-time and velocity gains and full visibility, not just lower hourly rates.
Yes, teams commit to a defined overlap window with your core hours so stand-ups, reviews and pairing happen in real time.
You do. All code, IP and documentation are yours, committed to your repositories from day one.
On a 30-minute call we’ll map your stack and show you exactly what your team and first sprint would look like. No obligation.