I will build you rest API backend with nodejs supabase and stripe


About this gig
I build secure, production-ready backend APIs not quick scripts, but systems designed to scale.
I've built and architected REST APIs handling real business logic: booking systems, mixed payment processing with automatic tax calculation, role-based access control, and multi-tenant data isolation.
What I bring to your project:
- RESTful API design (Node.js Hono)
- Supabase: PostgreSQL, authentication, row-level security (RLS), realtime
- Stripe integration: Payment Intents, webhooks, subscriptions, invoicing
- Role-based access control (RBAC) with multiple permission tiers
- Swagger/OpenAPI documentation
- Clean, modular, version-controlled code
My process:
- Understand your data model and business logic
- Design the schema and API structure
- Build with proper security (RLS, JWT, input validation) from day one
- Document every endpoint and deliver a Postman/Swagger collection
Whether you need a simple CRUD API or a complex multi-role booking/payment system, I'll build it clean and documented. Let's talk about your project!
Get to know Sonia Corbin
Full Stack Developer Flutter, React, Next js, WordPress and APIs
- FromCanada
- Member sinceJan 2024
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FAQ
What if I don't have Supabase project yet?
No problem — I can set one up from scratch, or connect to an existing project if you already have one.
Do you provide API documentation?
Yes, every project includes Swagger/OpenAPI documentation so your team (or future developers) can understand and use the API easily.
Can you integrate with a frontend I already have?
Absolutely — send me your frontend details in the requirements and I'll make sure the API matches what you need (endpoints, auth flow, data shape).
What if my project needs more complex business logic than what's listed?
Send me your requirements and I'll provide a custom quote. I've built systems with multi-tenant architecture, mixed payments, and tax logic — happy to scope something more advanced.

