Trusted by companies across the USA
A National City-based digital media company needed to scale their live auction platform from 200 to 2,000 concurrent viewers in six weeks
For your National City business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A San Diego-based digital marketing firm that serves clients across Southern California came to us because their live streaming setup couldn't handle the traffic spikes during local sports events. Every time a high school football game aired on their platform, their RTMP ingest collapsed under the load, and the HLS streams stuttered for viewers in National City, Chula Vista, and Imperial Beach. Weeks of buffering meant lost ad revenue and frustrated clients, so they needed a developer who could rebuild their live streaming pipeline from scratch.
Their old system relied on a single FFmpeg instance running on a cloud VM in Virginia, which introduced latency issues for West Coast viewers. When we mapped their workflow, we found that 70% of their viewer complaints came from San Diego County addresses, proving the problem wasn't bandwidth but architecture. We recommended moving to a distributed WebRTC setup with Agora endpoints, which cut end-to-end latency from 1.8 seconds to 420 milliseconds and handled 10,000 concurrent streams without breaking a sweat. The client's revenue from live event sponsorships jumped 34% the next quarter.
If your National City business depends on live streaming, whether for events, customer support, or internal training, you need a developer who can move beyond basic RTMP setups. Most agencies treat live streaming as a checkbox feature, but streaming isn't a feature; it's a performance-critical product that can make or break your brand in real time. A bad stream doesn't just annoy viewers; it costs you credibility and revenue.
We've built systems that power live auctions for California's largest auto dealers, stream high school sports for 12 local districts, and deliver 24/7 support video for national retailers. Our developers don't just optimize what you have; they design systems that scale with your ambitions, whether you're streaming a single Chamber of Commerce event or launching a platform for 50,000 users. The difference between a stream that works and one that wows comes down to the developer you choose.
We built the live auction platform for a National City car dealership group that increased bidding participation by 47% after switching from static images to real-time video streams. When their traffic spiked during a weekend event, their old system failed at 800 viewers. Our Agora-based solution handled 6,000 concurrent streams without a hiccup.
Since we started in 2015, we've delivered over 43 live streaming systems ranging from simple RTMP ingests to multi-channel WebRTC networks. Our first project was a 2016 livestream for a Gujarat-based education nonprofit that needed to reach students across 12 time zones. Today, we power live events for clients in 20+ countries, but we still remember the lesson: streaming works best when it's invisible to end users.
Many streaming agencies resell turnkey platforms where you pay per stream and have no control over the backend. We build everything in-house so you control your IP, your costs, and your future. When a client in San Diego wanted to add dynamic overlays to their streams, our team modified the codebase overnight instead of waiting for a vendor's next release.
Your dedicated developer starts at 8 AM California time and overlaps with your team until 2 PM. We use Slack for instant questions, Zoom for screen-sharing sessions, and Loom for async video updates. The 12-hour time difference becomes a productivity advantage: you send requirements at 5 PM and wake up to working code. No missed hand-offs, no waiting until next business day.
Most developers treat WebRTC as a checkbox, but we've optimized Agora's SDK for low-latency streaming in high-interaction scenarios. For example, we reduced latency in a live auction platform from 1.2 seconds to 280ms by tweaking Agora's packet size and buffer settings. If your streams need to feel like in-person experiences, you need specialists who live in those milliseconds.
Some agencies charge you per stream or per viewer, which means your costs balloon when your event goes viral. We charge a flat monthly rate for your dedicated developer, so your streaming costs scale with your team size, not your audience. A National City event company recently avoided a $4,000 overage fee during a viral livestream by switching to our model.
Dedicated developer works 40 hours/week exclusively on your live streaming projects. Best for companies with ongoing streaming needs like daily broadcasts or 24/7 support channels.
Developer splits time between your streaming needs and other priorities. Ideal for National City businesses with seasonal events or periodic campaigns that require live streaming.
Pay only for the hours your developer works. Suitable for one-off projects like setting up a new RTMP ingest point or debugging a stubborn FFmpeg encoding issue.
Dedicated team of 2-3 developers working in sync on complex streaming platforms. Useful if you're building a multi-channel WebRTC network or integrating live streaming with your existing SaaS.
We spend 90 minutes mapping your current streaming setup and pain points. If your team uses Google Sheets to track viewer complaints, we sit with the person fielding those tickets before writing a single line of code. This call happens over Zoom with screen sharing so we see exactly where your system breaks.
Based on your needs, we introduce you to 2-3 developers from our roster who have built similar systems in National City and across California. You pick one; we handle the rest. No generic bios, just real resumes and past project links.
Your developer joins your Slack channel on day one, sets up their dev environment, and starts documenting your existing codebase. By Friday, they'll have pushed their first pull request to your repo and scheduled a sync with your team to align on priorities.
Every two weeks, your developer presents a working build of your streaming feature. If you need to change direction after seeing it in action, we pivot before the next sprint starts. No surprises at the end of the month, just continuous delivery.
You get a weekly Loom video update showing progress, plus async Slack updates daily. If a critical bug appears between sprints, your developer jumps on it within hours, not days. The goal isn't to hit a timeline; it's to make your streaming system bulletproof.
"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!"
"I used Aneri Developers to build a campaign website. They were responsive, creative and handled any web-site related problems promptly. The turnaround time to implement updates was impeccable. Rutvik was also very patient and gracious. I recommend Aneri Developers for your website development needs."
"Great developer. On Time. Reasonable pricing. I trust working with him. We have an on going business now!"
Book a 30-minute call to discuss your streaming needs. We'll introduce you to 2-3 developers who can start within days and deliver measurable improvements to your live video platform.
For your National City, California business.