Custom API Development and Integration

REST is the default for most public and business APIs because it is simple and widely supported. GraphQL fits complex front ends that need to fetch exactly the right data in one request, while gRPC is fastest for internal service-to-service communication. We often combine them, for example adding GraphQL as an aggregation layer in front of existing REST services.

Cost depends on the number of endpoints, the complexity of the data and security, and how many systems you are integrating. A small internal API is far less involved than an enterprise platform with many consumers, so we scope to your actual needs and estimate clearly before building. You only pay for the surface you need.

An API is the interface your software exposes so other systems can use it, while an integration is the connection that makes two specific systems work together, often built on top of APIs. We build both: the API your product offers, and the custom connectors that sync it with the tools you already use. They are related but solve different problems.

Yes. We build custom integrations with payment providers, CRMs, ERPs, and other third-party platforms, as well as with your existing internal systems. Where a clean public API exists we use it; where one does not, we design a reliable approach around the constraints. We handle authentication, error handling, and data mapping.

We use token-based authentication, enforce rate limiting, and validate every input to reduce abuse and attack surface. Sensitive endpoints are scoped to the right permissions, and we log activity so problems are visible. Security is built into the design, not added at the end.

Yes. We provide OpenAPI or schema-based documentation so your team and any partners can integrate without guesswork. Clear contracts and examples reduce support load and make future changes safer. Good documentation is part of the deliverable, not an extra.