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  1. We offer outsourcing in tasks that are time-consuming, or require specialized expertise, such as: 
  • IT Services and Software Development
  • Website Development
  • Digital Marketing
  • Product Design
  • Sales
  • Customer Support


Outsourcing these functions helps reduce costs, access niche expertise, and increase overall efficiency. 

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We do! If you’re an agency or consultancy that wants to offer more without hiring for it, we can work quietly in the background as an extension of your team. Our team integrates seamlessly under your brand, handling the work, meeting your deadlines, and staying invisible to your end client. Your client relationship stays yours, we handle the delivery.

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A freelancer is one person, juggling multiple clients, with no one managing quality or continuity if they move on. Staff outsourcing gives you a dedicated professional person or team, who works exclusively on your business, backed by AnchorzUp for recruitment, HR, equipment, management, replacement if something changes, etc. You get the reliability of an in-house hire, without the overhead of actually building one. For a deeper comparison and examples of when to choose outsourcing versus hiring freelancers, you can read our full article: Outsourcing vs. Freelancers- Choosing the Right Solution for Your Business.

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  1. Once we understand what you need, we source and vet candidates from our talent pool, typically within 3 to 5 weeks, depending on how specialized the role is. You review and approve who joins your team, and from there, it’s your call how hands-on you want to be: manage them directly, or let us assign a dedicated point of contact to handle day-to-day coordination. Either way, we take care of equipment, tools, and HR, so your new team member is ready to work from day one.

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Our developers work across modern, production-grade stacks; we’re not locked into one framework, so we can match what your product already runs on. On the frontend, that spans React and Next.js, Vue and Nuxt, and TypeScript throughout, styled with Tailwind CSS and component libraries like Material UI. On the backend, we work with .NET, Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage, Realtime), Angular, and legacy platforms like Alpha Anywhere for systems already built there. Whether you need us to extend an existing codebase or help you choose the right stack from scratch, our team plugs in either way.

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Your data security is our top priority. We are certified with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022and we make sure to offer the highest standards of quality and information security management. These certifications demonstrate our commitment to protecting your data through strict policies, secure systems and ongoing compliance checks.

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Yes. Before anyone joins your dedicated team, you can review their profile and have the chance to interview them directly; you don’t move forward until you’re confident it’s the right fit. If you prefer to stay hands-off we can also run the entire hiring process for you, from sourcing to final decision, and simply hand over a fully vetted match.

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Our contracts are built around flexibility rather than long lock-ins, so you have enough runway to properly integrate your dedicated team members without being tied down indefinitely.

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Yes. We handle performance management alongside recruitment and HR, so you’re not left tracking that on top of everything else, while you still set the direction and priorities for the work itself. We can also assign a dedicated point of contact on our side to check in regularly and keep things on track.

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It depends on how you choose to hire. Take someone on full time and they work only on your business, with nothing split across other clients. Commit to a share of their time instead and that share stays reserved for you, while the rest of their week goes elsewhere. You decide the arrangement, and we hold to it.

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We have an existing bench of vetted specialists across development, design, and marketing who can start quickly, and for more specialized or high-demand roles, we run a tailored search to find the right match for you.

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Yes, many clients do, and it’s a great way to build a stronger connection with the person supporting your business!

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If it’s not working out, or your needs change, we handle the transition; whether that’s replacing the person or adjusting your team size.

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Yes. We’re independently certified under ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security and ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, so data handling and confidentiality aren’t left to chance, they’re built into how we operate.

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Kosovo has one of the youngest populations in Europe, and much of that generation has built its career around software, design and digital work. The talent pool runs deep across engineering, product design and digital marketing, with universities and a fast growing tech sector adding to it every year. English is spoken to a professional standard and working habits line up closely with Western Europe and the US, so collaboration tends to be easier than people expect. The working day also overlaps with both Europe and the US, which keeps handovers and live calls simple.

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Treat them like an extension of your own team, not an external vendor. Set clear expectations early, keep them looped into the same context your in-house team has, and check in regularly rather than only at milestones – the more integrated they feel, the better the output.

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Most often, businesses bring us software development, product design, digital marketing, and business support roles, functions that take real specialized skill but don’t need to sit in-house full time to be done well.

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We’ve built dedicated teams across edtech, SaaS, renewable energy, medical equipment providers, and more, matching each project with the right talent across development, design, ops, and growth. If your industry isn’t one we’ve worked in yet, that matters less than whether we can find you the right person, which is where our vetting process comes in.

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Yes. Our developers work across a range of stacks, from React and Next.js to Vue and Nuxt, .NET, and more, so we plug into whatever your product already runs on, rather than asking you to rebuild around us.

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Recruitment is a one-time service: a provider finds and places a candidate, then steps back, the employment relationship becomes entirely yours to manage. Staffing (what we do) means we stay involved after the hire: management, HR, payroll, IT, equipment, and replacement, so you get the person’s work without taking on the administrative weight of employing them.

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You’ll also hear it called staff augmentation, remote team building, or closer to how we work: a dedicated team model, where the professional works exclusively on your business rather than being shared across projects.

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We build custom software across web, mobile, and full-stack platforms, from early-stage product builds to major redesigns of existing systems. Whether you need a customer-facing app, an internal tool, or a full platform rebuild, our team handles it from product design through to launch.

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Yes. Launching isn’t the finish line, we stay on to handle updates, fixes, and ongoing improvements, so your product keeps running smoothly and evolving as your business does.

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With software development as a service, you bring us a project, we scope it, build it, and deliver it, with AnchorzUp owning execution end to end. With a dedicated engineering team, you get ongoing capacity: developers who work exclusively on your roadmap, integrated into your workflow, for as long as you need them. One is project-based; the other is a long-term extension of your team.

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Every change goes through code review before it is merged, and testing sits inside the sprint rather than at the end of the project, so problems surface while they are still easy to fix. Performance is checked as the product grows, not once it is already slow. Our ISO 9001:2015 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifications mean the process behind that work is documented and audited rather than left to individual habits.

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We work in sprints, with a defined scope for each one, regular demos and a backlog you can see at any time. In practice we fit into how you already work, so if your team runs its own board and ceremonies, our developers join those rather than running a separate process alongside them. Either way you see working software every sprint instead of waiting for one delivery at the end.

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Yes, and much of our work starts that way. Our developers join your repositories, boards and standups and work alongside your in-house team, or take ownership of one part of the system while your team focuses elsewhere. We begin with a review of the current codebase so we understand what we are inheriting before changing anything.

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We are certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, so access control, device management and data handling follow a documented standard. For clients in the EU and Switzerland we work within GDPR requirements, and where you have your own security policies and tooling, we work inside those.

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We start with a scoping conversation to understand what you are building and what done looks like, then come back with a written estimate covering scope, timeline and cost. If the scope changes during the build, we re-estimate the affected part and agree it with you before carrying on.

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You can get a project manager as your main point of contact, with direct access to the people building the product. We agree on the channel and reporting cadence at kickoff, and our working day overlaps with both European and US hours, so questions are usually answered the same day.

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We plan for that from the start. Everything lives in your repositories and accounts throughout, documentation is written as we go, and we run a handover period so your team takes over a system they already understand.

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Absolutely. A lot of clients start exactly there, knowing they need help without knowing what to ask for. We start with a conversation about where your business is now and what you are trying to reach, then set up a retainer that covers design, development or marketing as your priorities take shape. The scope can move with you month to month.

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You can take a single service or several. In practice most of our work overlaps anyway: a brand refresh usually pulls in both design and marketing, a new platform needs development and product design together. We put together whichever combination fits the job.

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Certainly. If you already have copy, assets or brand material, we can rework it into new formats and designs, which usually means a faster turnaround and less work on your side. Where something is dated enough that rebuilding would serve you better, we will say so.

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Yes, from a light refresh through to a full overhaul. That covers the strategy work upfront, the new visual identity including logo and brand guidelines, and rolling it out across your website, channels and materials so everything lands consistently.

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We start by understanding your business: your goals, your audience, and where you are already getting traction. That usually means reviewing what you have run before and what the numbers actually say about it. The strategy comes out of that picture, and we revisit it as results come in.

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We agree the metrics before any work starts, tied to what you want out of it, whether that is leads, signups or visibility in a new market. From there you get a monthly report covering what ran, how it performed and what changes next, plus regular check-in calls so nothing waits a full month to be raised. If something is underperforming, you will hear it from us early.

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Yes, that is built into how we work. You can add a team member, bring in a new service, or scale back when priorities shift, and we adjust the arrangement with you. Several of our longest running accounts started with one person and grew from there.

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It comes down to where your audience already spends time and what you want the channel to do, whether that is awareness, leads, or community. We would rather see you strong on two platforms than stretched across six, so we look at your audience and your capacity before deciding where to commit.

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It changes by business. Paid campaigns tend to win where there is clear purchase intent and a short decision cycle. Organic and content-led work pays back over a longer horizon and keeps returning after the spend stops. Most clients run some combination, weighted towards whichever suits their sales cycle, and we usually start with a smaller test budget and put more behind whatever proves itself.

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Smaller businesses usually get further by doing a few things properly: a site that converts, clear search visibility for the terms people actually use, and one or two channels handled consistently. As the business grows the mix widens into paid campaigns, content and retargeting, and the work shifts towards testing and measurement. Where you sit on that line depends on your industry and how people currently find you, which is the first thing we look at.

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We start with the problem you are solving and the people you are solving it for, mapping user journeys before anyone opens a design tool. From there it moves through wireframes, UI design and rounds of iteration on your feedback. Each stage gets reviewed with you, so by the time it reaches development you have seen the thinking as well as the screens.

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Both. UX shapes how the product works: the flow, the logic, and the decisions a user makes along the way. UI shapes how it looks and feels. We handle the two together, since a clean interface sitting on a confusing flow still frustrates people.

03

Both. Some clients come to us with an idea and need the product built from the ground up. Others have something live that needs a redesign, a refresh, or specific pain points fixed. We start by understanding what you already have and what is working before proposing changes.

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Yes. For products that are scaling, or where several people touch the design, we build design systems and component libraries so the interface stays consistent as it grows. It also means new features can be assembled from components that already exist, which keeps later work faster and cheaper.

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Our designers and developers work alongside each other throughout the project, so what gets designed is buildable by the time it reaches development. At handoff, developers get organised files, specs, and direct access to the designer for questions. Where your own team is doing the build, we stay available through implementation.

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Yes, scaled to what the project needs. That can mean interviews and usability sessions with real users before anything is designed, or something lighter like reviewing your analytics, support tickets and existing feedback to find where people are getting stuck. On tighter budgets we test at the prototype stage, which catches most problems while they are still cheap to fix. We agree the depth upfront so it fits your timeline.

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Both. Whether your product lives in a browser, an app, or needs to work across both, we design for the platforms your users are on and make sure the experience holds together between them.

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You do. Once the project wraps, the working files and assets are handed over to you in full. It is your product and your brand, so you should be able to take it to any team you choose.

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