Placing only the top percentage of developers across the Americas into US engineering teams — without the stacked markup, the marketplace whiplash, or the payment-risk theatre.
Founded by engineering leaders who spent a combined two decades inside US-based product teams, engaging contractors the hard way. sourceBOLD was built because every existing option broke in a different place. Headquartered in Silicon Slopes, Utah.
Acceptance rate, time-to-placement, and retention are tracked internally and calibrated against placement outcomes. If a metric slips, we ask hard questions rather than ship a placement we can’t justify.
Developers are paid only after your invoice settles — never floated on credit and billed back to you. The platform enforces it in code: the same payout schedule every cycle, reconcilable line-by-line against your bank statements.
sourceBOLD doesn’t employ developers, and you don’t employ them through us. Every engagement is contractor-to-contractor — sourceBOLD as the platform and counterparty — so you carry no employment relationship and no cross-border employment exposure.
The portal is built on a zero-trust default-deny architecture: every server boundary re-checks role and identity. Sensitive fields — bank details, government IDs — are encrypted at the field level. Every privileged operation writes a row to a tamper-evident audit chain.
We maintain a subprocessor list, retention policy, and compliance purge workflow — published, not buried. Everything else isn’t policy; it’s enforced in code. The controls here aren’t aspirations, they’re invariants.
Client funds settle into our operating account, are matched 1:1 against linked developer payouts, and are dispatched on a published schedule. Disputes pause the gate. Override authority is restricted to Executive Administrators and every override writes a captured-reason audit row.
The state transition shown is the actual invariant — not a diagram of one. Your CFO can hold us to it by reconciling our payout schedule against your invoice settlement dates.
Tell us what you’re scoping. We reply within one business day, from a real person — not a sequencer.