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.NET Development Services for US & EU Enterprises and Regulated SaaS

Senior .NET engineering for enterprise and regulated SaaS: .NET 9 (and .NET 10 LTS from Nov 2025) with ASP.NET Core minimal APIs and MVC, EF Core 9 on SQL Server or Postgres, MassTransit on RabbitMQ or Azure Service Bus, Blazor Server and WebAssembly, MAUI for cross-platform, and clean migration off .NET Framework 4.x onto modern cross-platform .NET. We ship enterprise-grade C# without enterprise-grade bureaucracy. Dedicated teams from 12,000 EUR/month, project sprints from 25,000 EUR.

.NET is the right call when your customers are enterprises with Azure or on-prem Windows commitments, when your domain has rich types and long lifetimes (insurance, banking, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing), and when you want a stack where async/await, source generators, AOT compilation and a serious JIT all come standard. We build ASP.NET Core APIs, Blazor and MAUI clients, MassTransit-based event-driven services, EF Core 9 against SQL Server and Postgres, and Azure-native workloads on App Service, Container Apps, AKS and Functions. Our .NET engineers average 10+ years in C# and have shipped systems regulated under PCI DSS, HIPAA and EU DORA. We are GDPR-aligned · ISO 27001 ready · SOC 2 Type II in progress.

What we build with .NET

ASP.NET Core APIs

Minimal APIs and MVC controllers, OpenAPI 3.1 with NSwag or Microsoft.OpenApi, FluentValidation, MediatR for CQRS, vertical slice architecture, output caching, rate limiting middleware.

Microservices + messaging

MassTransit on RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, or Amazon SQS. Saga orchestration, outbox pattern, exactly-once semantics, dapr for cross-language polyglot estates.

Blazor + MAUI clients

Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and Blazor United (.NET 8+) for component-driven web. MAUI for iOS, Android, Windows and macOS desktop from one C# codebase.

Auth + multi-tenancy

Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Duende IdentityServer, Auth0, Okta. OIDC, SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.1, B2B and B2C tenants, SCIM provisioning, fine-grained authorisation with OpenFGA or built-in policy authorisation.

Data + EF Core 9

EF Core 9 with SQL Server, Postgres (Npgsql) or Azure SQL, Dapper for hot paths, Marten or EventStoreDB for event sourcing, ClickHouse or Synapse for analytics.

.NET Framework → .NET modernisation

Migrating .NET Framework 4.5/4.7/4.8 and WCF/WebForms onto .NET 8/9/10 cross-platform. .NET Upgrade Assistant, then manual cleanup of System.Web, AppDomain, remoting and WCF dependencies.

Stack and tooling

.NET 9 .NET 10 LTS C# 13 ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs Blazor MAUI EF Core 9 Dapper MediatR MassTransit RabbitMQ Azure Service Bus SignalR SQL Server PostgreSQL Azure App Service AKS Container Apps Azure Functions

How an engagement runs

  1. 01

    Discovery

    1–2 weeks: read the .csproj / sln, identify .NET Framework versus .NET Core / 6/8/9 mix, profile EF Core or NHibernate queries, decide vertical-slice vs onion architecture, and write the ADR before any code lands.

  2. 02

    Foundation

    Sprint 1–2: SDK-style projects, Central Package Management, .editorconfig + analyzers (StyleCop, Roslynator), Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions pipelines, container builds, OpenTelemetry to Application Insights / Datadog, blue/green deploys.

  3. 03

    Build

    Two-week sprints, trunk-based, feature flags via Microsoft.FeatureManagement or LaunchDarkly, xUnit + FluentAssertions + Testcontainers for integration tests, NBomber for load testing, contract tests with Pact.

  4. 04

    Operate

    On-call handoff (PagerDuty / Azure Monitor alerts), SLO dashboards, EF Core slow-query review monthly, Azure / AWS cost review quarterly, NuGet upgrades via Renovate or Dependabot.

Engagement models

Dedicated team

2–6 senior engineers embedded in your roadmap, daily standup in your channel, your repo, your CI, your on-call. Best for product roadmaps with a 6+ month horizon. From 12,000 EUR/month.

Project sprint

Fixed-scope, fixed-budget delivery: discovery + MVP + first production release. Best for new product lines, validated PoCs that need hardening, and stand-alone modules. From 25,000 EUR.

Staff augmentation

One or two senior engineers slotted into your existing squad, your stand-up, your process. Best for filling a known capability gap without disturbing team structure. From 7,500 EUR/month per engineer.

Three-month minimum on all tiers, month-to-month thereafter with 30 days notice. NDA, DPA, and IP assignment signed before kickoff.

Why US & EU teams pick YuSMP for .NET development

GDPR-aligned · ISO 27001 ready · SOC 2 Type II in progress · HIPAA-capable · CCPA-acknowledged

Senior engineers, not body shop

Every engineer on your account has 8+ years of production C# / .NET experience. No bait-and-switch from the senior who sold the deal to a junior who actually ships.

CET workday + US overlap

CET-aligned squads with a guaranteed 9 AM–1 PM ET overlap for US clients — four hours of synchronous work per day, async docs for the rest. No 3 AM standups for anyone.

Compliance-fluent delivery

GDPR DPAs, SOC 2 Type I/II readiness, EU DORA for financial services, HIPAA controls for US healthtech, CCPA notices, EU AI Act for AI features. The compliance work is built into the sprint, not bolted on at audit time.

For regulated workloads we work directly with your auditor or fund's technical advisor and prepare evidence to the standard the reviewer expects — not the standard a generalist consultant assumes.

Frequently asked questions

Why pick .NET in 2026 over Java, Node.js or Go for enterprise workloads?

.NET wins when your customers live in Azure or run on-prem Windows, when your domain is rich and benefits from C# records, pattern matching and source generators, and when you want first-class native AOT, async/await and ValueTask without the runtime tax of the JVM. Pick Java when your operations team is already on JVM observability and the talent pool locally favours it. Pick Node.js for I/O-heavy web BFFs. Pick Go for static binaries you ship to edge or CLI. We run polyglot teams and recommend .NET only when it earns the slot.

Which .NET versions do you standardise on, and when do you adopt .NET 10?

.NET 9 (STS, supported through May 2026) is current default. .NET 10 LTS lands November 2025 and becomes our new-build default by December 2025, supported through November 2028. C# 13 with collection expressions and primary constructors. We migrate STS-pinned codebases to the next LTS before STS support expires — never let an unsupported runtime sit in production. EF Core 9 default, EF Core 10 once the .NET 10 ecosystem catches up Q1 2026.

Do you handle EU data residency, GDPR, DORA and HIPAA for .NET apps?

Yes. Default deployment is Azure West Europe, North Europe, Germany West Central or France Central; AWS eu-central-1 / eu-west-1 for cross-cloud; on-prem Windows Server / RHEL where the regulator requires it. PII encrypted with Azure Key Vault or AWS KMS keys held in customer tenant. We ship GDPR Article 28 DPAs, DPIAs for high-risk, Article 30 records. For DORA (EU financial services, Jan 2025) we provide ICT third-party register documentation, incident classification, and resilience testing artefacts. HIPAA-capable for US healthtech with BAAs in place via Azure HIPAA-eligible services.

How do you migrate a .NET Framework 4.7 / WebForms / WCF monolith?

Incremental, never big-bang. Step 1: .NET Upgrade Assistant for low-risk projects (class libraries, console apps). Step 2: side-by-side host — new ASP.NET Core endpoints behind YARP reverse proxy in front of the legacy IIS app, route by URL. Step 3: replace WCF with gRPC or REST + MediatR contracts. Step 4: replace WebForms screens one bounded context at a time with Blazor or React. Typical 500k-LOC enterprise monolith takes 9 to 14 months with no customer-visible downtime and no feature freeze.

Can you build Blazor (Server / WASM / United) production apps in 2026?

Yes. Blazor United from .NET 8 (and refined in .NET 9/10) is now the default for new internal-tools and B2B SaaS UIs — one component model, render-mode chosen per route (Server, WASM, SSR, or auto). Blazor Server still wins for low-latency LAN apps with rich state. Blazor WebAssembly with AOT for offline-capable B2C. We have shipped a 240-screen Blazor United B2B SaaS with sub-100 ms TTI on cached routes and full keyboard-driven UX for power users.

What does pricing look like for a .NET dedicated team or project sprint?

Dedicated teams start at 12,000 EUR/month for a 2-engineer pod (typically 1 senior + 1 mid plus fractional tech lead and DevOps). Standard squads are 4–6 engineers at 28,000–42,000 EUR/month with QA, DevOps and PM. Fixed-scope project sprints (discovery + MVP + first production release) start at 25,000 EUR. All engagements include CET workday with 9 AM–1 PM ET overlap for US clients, NDA + DPA + IP assignment signed before kickoff, three-month minimum, then month-to-month with 30 days notice.

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