Scale your live streaming pipeline with a developer who speaks WebRTC and HLS like a native
For your Dunlap business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A Central Valley winery near Fresno tried to run monthly virtual wine tastings using Zoom. They quickly hit a wall: 120 concurrent viewers meant dropped frames, echoing audio, and no way to track who bought which bottle mid-stream. Their IT consultant recommended hiring a Live Streaming Developer who knew RTMP ingest, adaptive bitrate switching, and Agora’s SDK. Within three weeks, they moved to a dedicated streaming pipeline that handled 500 concurrent viewers without a single buffering complaint.
That scenario plays out in Dunlap too. The Central Valley’s agribusinesses and educational institutions are streaming more than ever, farm show demos, online classes, and even live auctions. If your team’s streaming stack feels duct-taped together, you’re not alone. Most small-to-mid-size orgs in California’s Central Valley start with OBS and a prayer, then hit the same ceiling: reliability under load, latency below two seconds, and analytics that actually show what matters.
We don’t sell a platform or a plugin. We embed a Live Streaming Developer into your team who codes the bits that run your pipeline. That developer works remotely from India, but schedules overlap California business hours so standups feel local. You don’t need to hire another full-stack engineer who dabbles in WebRTC; you need someone who treats real-time media APIs like their main stack.
The tradeoff is clear: a specialist who costs less per hour than your average Bay Area dev, but delivers code that runs cleanly in your AWS account or on-prem encoder. You keep the control you want, drop the maintenance debt you don’t need, and still hit your launch timeline.
Your dedicated developer overlaps Pacific and Mountain time zones, so daily standups, code reviews, and urgent fixes happen during your normal workday. No 3 a.m. calls because someone in Bangalore stayed late.
We don’t treat Agora as a black box. We’ve debugged packet loss on their SDK, tuned Opus codec settings for multilingual classrooms, and integrated their RTMP ingest bridge into a React-based control panel. If you’re already using Agora, we can extend it; if you’re evaluating, we can run a latency test against your current stack.
We build on top of your existing infra, AWS MediaLive, Wowza, or a bare-metal encoder. You keep your CDN and billing; we just own the latency-sensitive bits. That keeps your monthly streaming bill predictable while we optimize routing paths.
We measure from camera to viewer in California. Most generic devs optimize for bitrate, not latency. We tweak WebRTC packet pacing, enable BWE feedback loops, and drop unnecessary retransmits so your auction bidders see bids in real time, not 3 seconds later.
Every line we write ships with your repo and your license. If you outgrow Agora tomorrow, you can swap in Millicast or SRT without rewriting the UI. That’s the opposite of vendor lock-in, and it’s built into every hire we make.
Each two-week sprint delivers a working streaming feature: new ingest point, updated player UI, or analytics export. You get a changelog and a Loom demo every Friday. No vague promises, no “it’s almost done” for weeks.
Your developer is available during your core hours, Monday through Friday. Ideal when you need consistent bandwidth for multiple concurrent projects or ongoing maintenance.
Split coverage between core hours and flexible slots. Good for seasonal spikes or when you only need streaming work a few days per week.
Pay only for the hours you use each month. Useful for one-off integrations or when you’re still scoping the project and want to avoid long-term commitment.
Add a second streaming specialist for parallel workstreams, one on ingest, one on player UX. Scope and hours are agreed per project, then billed monthly.
We spend 45 minutes on Zoom mapping your current pipeline. If you’re using OBS today, we review your output settings. If you’re on Zoom Webinars, we check your recording bitrate. We finish with a concrete backlog of streaming features to build in the first sprint.
Our internal team matches you with a developer who has direct experience in your industry, wineries, schools, or agri-tech. You interview, approve, and we onboard within 48 hours. No generic bios; we only propose candidates who’ve solved similar latency or ingest challenges.
Your developer gets read-only access to your streaming stack, a Slack channel dedicated to your project, and a daily 15-minute sync at 9 a.m. Pacific. They push their first code diff by Friday, a latency test against your current CDN endpoint.
We lock a two-week sprint with three deliverables: a new ingest point, updated player UI, and a Grafana dashboard showing viewer latency. You see a working build on your staging domain every Monday, with a recorded Loom walkthrough.
Every Friday you get a changelog, a Loom demo, and a Jira ticket update. If blockers arise, we escalate within one business day. You can add or reprioritize tickets mid-sprint without restarting the clock.
"Ritik and his team at Aneri Developers are top notch! We have been working together for almost 2+ years now and the project continues to evolve exactly how I had envisioned it. His communication is amazing and his attention to detail is even better! The mobile app and back office that we have created has freed up so much of my day to day while also giving my clients much better transparency and service in return too. His pricing is very fair and I feel extremely lucky to have him helping behind the scenes and growing my business! I look forward to all our future endeavors and continued success. Thank you!"
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"Great developer. On Time. Reasonable pricing. I trust working with him. We have an on going business now!"
We’ll match you with a Live Streaming Developer within 48 hours and have them in your Slack channel by next week. No long-term contracts, no hidden fees, just a specialist who speaks WebRTC, RTMP, and HLS like it’s their first language.
For your Dunlap, California business.