
Waikato
Tom D.
Brand Designer & Website Designer
Connect your systems and automate manual data entry with a New Zealand API developer who builds and integrates APIs for cloud services and business platforms.

Waikato
Tom D.
Brand Designer & Website Designer

Auckland
Kate R.
Business Systems Consultant | Custom Internal Business Apps

Taupo
Brett R.
Senior Full-stack Developer & CMS Expert (Joomla & WordPress)

Tauranga
Stuart F.
Full Stack Software Developer

Wellington
Jake F.
Web Designer and Developer

Auckland
Gavin B.
WordPress / WooCommerce Expert
Most API developers handle some or all of this. Pick the parts you need and we'll put them in your brief.
Integrate Xero, shop or POS systems and CRMs to stop duplicate entry and speed invoice and inventory processes.
Pull data from multiple sources into dashboards and trigger workflows that remove manual handoffs.
Create secure partner or public APIs so third parties can integrate your services or embed your data.
Not sure which parts you need?
Tell us what you want to get done. We'll shape the brief with you and share it with freelancers who fit.
We do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the API developer you choose.
Share your project, the help you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Review interested freelancers and their work. Choose who you want an introduction to.
Agree the scope, timing, and price with your freelancer.
Tell us what you need and we will share your brief with suitable freelancers across our network, not only the profiles shown here. You review the applications and choose who you want us to introduce you to.

Brand Designer & Website Designer

Business Systems Consultant | Custom Internal Business Apps

Senior Full-stack Developer & CMS Expert (Joomla & WordPress)

Full Stack Software Developer

Web Designer and Developer

WordPress / WooCommerce Expert

No-code Product Developer

Strategic Design, Web Development, Branding
What New Zealand API developers typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$3,000
Simple data syncs, a few endpoints, or no-code/low-code automations that connect two systems.
Projects fromNZ$8,000
Multiple systems, authentication, data mapping, testing and deployment to a cloud environment.
Projects fromNZ$25,000
Public or partner APIs, full backend development, scalability and production-grade monitoring.
Freelancers quote after reading your brief. These move the price most.
Indicative New Zealand dollar estimates only, excluding GST and ongoing software, hosting or platform fees. Scope and freelancer rates vary, and freelancers confirm pricing after reviewing your brief. Updated October 2026.
Review the problem, approach and outcome of related projects supplied by freelancers in our network before you create your brief.
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Web & Application Developer · Auckland
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
Small integrations can take a few days to a couple of weeks; medium projects commonly take several weeks; larger platform work may take months. The freelancer you hire will give a timeline based on your brief.
Look for relevant examples of similar integrations, clear documentation samples, and hands-on experience with your primary platforms (for example Xero, Shopify or your CRM). Ask for a short proposal and references in applications.
Ownership is agreed between you and the freelancer in the contract. If you need full ownership, state this in your brief and confirm it before work starts.
Specify security needs in your brief (data encryption, user authentication, data retention). For regulated data (payments, banking, health) confirm compliance requirements before development—freelancers can implement controls but you must agree exact obligations in the contract.
No. Estimates typically exclude ongoing hosting, API call charges or third-party service fees; include expected operational costs in your brief so applicants can factor them into proposals.
List the systems to connect (for example Xero, Shopify or a CRM), what data should move and how often, who will use the result, and any security needs. If you are unsure, describe the manual job you want to stop doing and applicants can propose the approach.
We'll help you shape the brief, find New Zealand freelancers who fit, and introduce you.