We are not in Uptown or Las Colinas. We are a ten-person web and software team in northern Italy, working in English for US companies. Here is what we build for Dallas–Fort Worth businesses, what it costs, and when a local agency is the better call.
Six kinds of project cover almost everything that reaches us from the US. The first job on any call is working out which one you actually need — fairly often it is smaller than the one you came in asking for.
A handful of pages done properly: who you are, what you do, who for, how to reach you. Fast on a phone, accessible, and written around the words your customers actually type into Google. From €350 one-off, or €24.80 a month with hosting and changes included.
Product pages, checkout, shipping rules, sales tax settings, order handling. Shopify when it fits, custom when it does not, and connected to your inventory or accounting so nothing gets keyed in twice.
iOS and Android apps, or an installable web app when the App Store adds nothing. Booking, loyalty, field service, ordering, internal tools for crews who are never at a desk.
Inventory, jobs, scheduling, quoting, service reports. Built around how your company works instead of how a SaaS vendor decided everyone should work. Custom systems start from €1,500.
Leads, deals, orders and documents in one place, plus a portal where clients check status themselves instead of emailing you. Usually saves more hours than the public website.
Two systems that do not talk, and a person retyping data between them: QuickBooks, Shopify, HubSpot, Salesforce, spreadsheets. Automating that handover has the fastest payback of anything on this list.
Every city has its own mix of businesses, and its own software problems. These are the ones we see most from Dallas.
Internal tools that sit alongside your main systems: approval workflows, reporting dashboards, vendor and contract portals — the things IT never gets to because the backlog is two years long.
Quote and application flows, agent portals, secure document upload, and calculators that turn a visitor into a qualified lead instead of a phone call.
DFW is one of the country's big distribution hubs: order tracking portals, warehouse and inventory apps, driver and delivery apps, and the integrations between them.
Listing and development sites, investor portals, construction daily reports and job costing for builders working across a metro that keeps expanding north.
One site with proper location pages, centralized booking and ordering, loyalty apps, and reporting by location — built so each franchisee can rank locally.
HVAC, roofing, plumbing, pest control: fast sites that rank in Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Arlington and Fort Worth, plus scheduling and estimating tools for the crews.
Dallas is a headquarters town, and much of what reaches us from DFW is the gap between the big enterprise systems and the way teams really work. A department needs a tool now; the official roadmap says next year. A focused custom application, built in stages at a fixed price, fills that gap in weeks.
Our overhead is low, so the quote is a fraction of what a Dallas agency with an Uptown office charges for the same scope. You talk directly to the people building the project, and the code ends up in your company's repository.
Texas has its own privacy law, the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act. We build forms, consent and data handling to match it; your counsel confirms the policy side.
Italy is seven hours ahead of Dallas. Between 8 and 11am Central we are both working, and that window is where calls and decisions go. Most of our build time happens before your day starts, so a question you send in the evening usually has an answer, and often a working fix, by the time you open your laptop.
The paperwork is simple: contracts in English, a fixed price in writing, invoices without Italian VAT, and intellectual property assigned to your company. Domain, hosting, Google accounts and source code are registered in your name from launch.
When we are the wrong choice. If you need someone in your office every week, a supplier on chat through your whole afternoon, or a team of fifteen running in parallel on a seven-figure program, a Dallas firm is the right answer — and we will tell you that on the first call rather than three months in.
DFW is not one market, it is a dozen cities: Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Arlington, Fort Worth, Denton. Local searches carry those names. For any business with a physical address, a solid Google Business Profile and real location pages beat a generic "Dallas" page every time.
For franchise and multi-location businesses, the structure decides everything: one page per location with its own content, reviews and opening hours, all tied together with correct structured data. Done right, each location ranks in its own neighborhood.
B2B companies should enter through the narrow door: the specific service and the specific industry. Those searches are small, the buyers are serious, and the competition is usually thin.
Yes, that is common work for us. We build the missing piece and connect it through the platform's API, so data stays in the system of record and nobody retypes it.
Yes: one site, one page per location with its own content and structured data, centralized forms and booking, and reporting per location. It is one of the most effective local SEO structures there is.
Yes, in English. Italy is seven hours ahead of Dallas, so calls go in your morning, roughly 8 to 11am Central.
A company website costs €350 one-off, plus €150 if you want the initial optimization for Google and Bing, or €24.80 a month with hosting, domain, maintenance and content changes included on a 24-month minimum term. Web apps start at €50 a month or €750 one-off; custom business software starts at €1,500. Larger projects get a fixed quote after a free analysis.
Italy is 7 hours ahead of Central time. We schedule calls in your morning, which is our afternoon, and do most of the build while you are offline. In practice you get answers overnight rather than waiting for them during your day.
Yes. On the one-off option the domain, hosting, content and source code are registered in your company's name from go-live, and the code lives in your repository. There is no license tied to us and no lock-in.
Thirty minutes on a video call, free and with no sales deck: we tell you what you actually need, what it costs and how long it takes to go live. If we are not the right fit, we tell you that too.
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