Website QA & Bug Fixes (MongoDB / GitHub / Stripe) – Fixed Price $500 - Contract to Hire

July 22, 2026

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I’m looking for an experienced full-stack developer to perform a thorough review of my live marketplace website and fix any issues they find.

The website is already built and live. I’m not looking for new features or a rebuild , I simply want someone to verify that everything functions correctly and resolve any bugs preventing the site from operating as intended.

Fixed Budget: Up to $500

Tech Stack

* MongoDB

* GitHub

* GoDaddy (domain/DNS)

* Stripe

I have full access to the GitHub repository, MongoDB, GoDaddy, and Stripe accounts.

Scope of Work

Please review and test the complete website, including:

* Frontend

* Backend

* Chef Dashboard functionality

* Guest Dashboard functionality

* Admin Dashboard functionality

* Chef registration

* Guest registration

* Chef profile creation and visibility

* Guest ability to browse chefs

* Complete booking flow

* Stripe payment integration

* Overall website functionality, user experience, and performance

Current Known Issues

* Chefs have successfully registered, but they do not appear in the marketplace for guests to browse and book.

* Existing chefs are currently unable to log back into their accounts due to login issues. This needs to be fixed so chefs can access their dashboards, manage their profiles, and receive booking requests.

* Please verify that the Chef Dashboard, Guest Dashboard, and Admin Dashboard are all fully functional and operating correctly.

Please also identify and fix any other bugs or functionality issues throughout the website so it is fully operational.

Deliverables

* Website fully tested.

* Any bugs found are fixed.

* Existing chefs can successfully log into their accounts.

* Chef Dashboard, Guest Dashboard, and Admin Dashboard functioning correctly.

* Chef profiles display correctly in the marketplace.

* Registration and booking flow work properly from start to finish.

* Stripe integration is functioning correctly.

* Brief summary of issues found and how they were resolved.

Please apply only if you have experience with MongoDB, GitHub, Stripe, and full-stack web applications. Experience with marketplace or booking platforms is a plus. Please include examples of similar projects you’ve worked on.

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