Moxace

Golang Development for Systems That Cannot Slow Down

Go services with goroutine-correct concurrency, small static binaries, and latency profiles that hold under load: our choice for infrastructure, high-throughput APIs, and CLI tooling. Fixed written quotes, senior engineers.

15+ years
Building Software
500+
Engineers
25+
Countries Served
100%
Source-Code Ownership

Trusted by the brands we build for

  • Etihad
  • Heineken
  • Marvel Studios

A track record you can verify

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Since 2010
15+ Years Building
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9,000+
Projects Delivered
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3,900+
Apps Shipped
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500+
Engineers

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What Golang Development Means at Moxace

Golang development at Moxace means services written for the workloads Go was designed for: concurrent I/O, high connection counts, and deployment simplicity. We use goroutines and channels correctly, keep interfaces small, and ship static binaries that deploy anywhere.

Choose Go when throughput and footprint are requirements, not preferences: infrastructure components, API gateways, workers, and CLIs. Bring us in for greenfield Go systems or for Go codebases where concurrency bugs and interface sprawl need senior attention.

What Every Golang Development Engagement Includes

Scoped in writing before the first sprint. If it is not on this list, we will tell you exactly what it costs to add it.

Concurrency done correctly

Goroutines and channels applied with race-detector-verified code, so concurrent paths are proven, not hoped.

High-throughput APIs

Services designed against latency and throughput targets, verified by load tests in CI.

Small, fast binaries

Static compilation and minimal images making deployments trivial and cold starts near zero.

Interface discipline

Small interfaces and explicit dependencies keeping large Go codebases readable.

Context propagation

Cancellation, timeouts, and tracing context threaded through every call path, as Go intends.

Tooling and cLIs

Cross-platform command-line tools and internal utilities with distribution handled.

What You Can Build With Golang Development

Representative outcomes our Golang Development teams deliver.

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Infrastructure services

Gateways, proxies, schedulers, and workers forming the backbone of platforms.

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High-load APIs

Endpoints measured in thousands of requests per second with flat latency.

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CLI and automation tools

Single-binary tools distributed across teams and CI systems.

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Go modernization

Existing Go codebases brought to current idioms, tested, and made race-free.

How the engagement runs

From first call to handover, with a working build to see every two weeks.

pipeline
  1. 01

    Scoping call

    One hour on the workload and its performance targets, ending with a fixed written quote.

    ✓ step 01 complete
  2. 02

    Architecture blueprint

    Concurrency model, service boundaries, and load targets documented before code.

    ✓ step 02 complete
  3. 03

    Two-week build sprints

    Working binaries on staging every two weeks, benchmarked against targets.

    ✓ step 03 complete
  4. 04

    Race and load QA

    Race detector, benchmarks, and load tests gating every release candidate.

    ✓ step 04 complete
  5. 05

    Launch and handover

    Production deploy with metrics, plus full code, documentation, and IP ownership.

    ✓ step 05 complete

The adjacent stack we bring

Golang Development never ships alone. These are the pieces we routinely wire around it.

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Go current release

Recent Go with generics used where they simplify.

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chi and gRPC

HTTP and RPC frameworks matched to service needs.

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pgx and sqlc

Typed database access with generated code.

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Docker and kubernetes

Container-native deployment, Go's home turf.

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pprof and Prometheus

Profiling and metrics wired from the first deployment.

AI inside the build

Where models genuinely earn their place in Golang Development work. Each ships wired to your data and sharpens as usage compounds.

Inference gateways

High-throughput proxies over model endpoints with batching and backpressure.

Reads

Historic golang development usage data and product telemetry

Changes

Recommendations retrain as new data arrives, without a rebuild

Vector search infrastructure

Embedding retrieval services built for speed.

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Historic golang development usage data and product telemetry

Changes

Recommendations retrain as new data arrives, without a rebuild

Data pipeline workers

Concurrent processing of ML workloads across queues.

Reads

Historic golang development usage data and product telemetry

Changes

Recommendations retrain as new data arrives, without a rebuild

LLM orchestration

Go services coordinating providers, caching, and fallbacks.

Reads

Historic golang development usage data and product telemetry

Changes

Recommendations retrain as new data arrives, without a rebuild

Every build ships with

Standard inclusions on every engagement. Nine things you never have to ask for.

  • 100% source code, full IP

    The complete unencrypted codebase transfers to you, with documentation and deployment scripts.

  • Named senior team

    The engineers who scope your build are the ones who write it. No bait-and-switch staffing.

  • Architecture blueprint

    A documented system design covering data model, integrations, and scaling path, written before the first sprint.

  • Sprint demos every 2 weeks

    A working build demonstrated every two weeks, so you steer continuously instead of waiting for a reveal.

  • QA and security testing

    Automated and manual QA on every build, plus a security checklist on each release candidate.

  • CI/CD and monitoring

    Pipelines, cloud deployment, alerting, and observability configured from day one, so launch is a rehearsed event.

  • Fixed written pricing

    A scoped quote in writing before work starts. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices mid-build.

  • 60 days support

    A post-launch support window covering bug fixes and environment issues, standard on every engagement.

  • Handover documentation

    Code, infrastructure, and runbooks documented so any team, ours or yours, can pick the product up cleanly.

Hire a dedicated team or run a Fixed-scope project

Both tracks deliver the same Golang Development quality bar. The difference is control, timeline, and how the work is priced.

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CriteriaDedicated Team (Hire)Fixed-Scope Project
Best forOngoing Golang Development work with evolving prioritiesA defined outcome with a clear finish line
PricingPredictable monthly team rateFixed written quote after scoping
TeamEngineers embedded in your rituals and toolingOur PM, our process, demos every two weeks
FlexibilityReprioritize the backlog any weekChange requests estimated and scheduled
Source code and IP100% ownership on delivery100% ownership on delivery
Start timeTeam in place within 1-2 weeksKickoff within days of the signed scope
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Why Teams Choose Moxace for Golang Development

Built by engineers who have shipped production software since 2010.

AI-first engineering

Where it genuinely helps, we fold AI into Golang Development work, from assistants to automation, drawing on 120+ AI products already in production.

Senior-only staffing

You get engineers who have done this before, not a junior bench learning on your budget.

Ownership and cost

A fixed written quote, 100% source-code ownership, and no licensing strings on your own product.

Global delivery, local accountability

500+ engineers serving clients in 25+ countries, with Golang Development work demoed live every two weeks.

Golang Development FAQs

Every engagement is priced with a fixed written quote after a short scoping call, so you approve the number before work starts. Dedicated teams are billed at a predictable monthly rate instead.

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