How Sapota actually works with engineering teams
Sapota is a senior-only engineering bench based in Đà Nẵng, Vietnam. The team works directly with global businesses (Singapore, Australia, US, EU) and is also the engineering tier behind 30 plus Vietnamese IT service firms. Either channel, the engagement is the same: senior Vietnamese developers embedded into your product team, no agency wall, no minimum commitment, no junior-to-senior rate blending. Direct pricing starts at $1,800 per engineer per month.
Every project starts with a two-week no-commitment trial. We pick one to three engineers off the bench whose stack matches what you are building, and ship something measurable in those two weeks. If the fit is right, the engagement continues. If it is not, the trial closes and neither side has further obligation. The trial uses the same engineers who continue the project; we do not bait-and-switch between proposal and kickoff. The bench skews experienced: every engineer listed on the team page has shipped production code on the relevant platform for at least five years.
The platforms Sapota ships on cluster around the enterprise tools that move the needle for our customers. Salesforce (Marketing Cloud, Sales and Service Cloud, Revenue Cloud, B2C Commerce, Apex Development). Microsoft Power Platform (Dataverse, Power Automate, model-driven and canvas apps, ALM). Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations rollouts. Retool internal tooling. Shopify and Salesforce B2C Commerce merchant builds. AI agents and RAG systems. When platforms alone are not enough, we extend with custom software, web apps, or mobile apps.
The engineering team writes about the work as it ships. The Sapota engineering blog is a public reference library of patterns, decisions, and production gotchas drawn from real client engagements. The bylines on every post map to verifiable LinkedIn profiles, the content is the honest version of the work rather than vendor-friendly marketing, and most posts are scoped narrowly so a search query lands on the right answer in one or two clicks. If a topic on the blog matches what your team is building, that is a fair signal we have shipped the pattern before. Reach out via the contact page to start a two-week trial; one business day reply most weeks.