We are not in Brickell. We are a ten-person web and software team in northern Italy, working in English and Spanish — and Italian — for US companies. Here is what we build for Miami 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 Miami.
Pre-construction project sites in English and Spanish, listing sites, investor and buyer portals, CRM for brokers who sell to clients in three countries.
Fast mobile sites, direct reservations and ordering without marketplace commissions, loyalty apps, and events calendars that actually stay up to date.
Miami is the gateway to Latin America: B2B ordering portals, multilingual catalogs, shipment tracking and document workflows for importers, exporters and freight forwarders in Doral.
Secure client portals, onboarding flows, document vaults and reporting dashboards for wealth managers and the growing financial sector.
Booking apps, intake forms, memberships and before-and-after galleries that load fast — with HIPAA-conscious handling where health data is involved.
Food, fashion, design and yachting brands from Italy with a Miami office: bilingual sites, US e-commerce set up correctly, and a team that speaks with headquarters in Italian.
Miami is the most multilingual business market in the country, and most websites here handle it badly: a Spanish version run through a translator, or no Spanish at all. We work natively in English, Spanish and Italian, and we build multilingual sites the way Google expects — separate URLs, correct hreflang tags, content written for each audience.
Our overhead is low, so for the same scope the quote is a fraction of a Brickell agency's. Fixed price, in writing, split into stages. You talk to the people building the project.
Florida is also one of the states where ADA website accessibility lawsuits are most frequent. Every site we build follows WCAG 2.1 AA and is tested with keyboard and screen reader before launch, so it is not an easy target.
Italy is six hours ahead of Miami. Our afternoon is your morning: between 9am and noon Eastern we are both at our desks, and that is where calls, reviews and decisions go. The rest of our working day happens while you are still asleep, so you start the morning with yesterday's questions answered and new work to look at.
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 Miami firm is the right answer — and we will tell you that on the first call rather than three months in.
South Florida searches by place: Brickell, Doral, Coral Gables, Wynwood, Miami Beach, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton. A Google Business Profile done properly and pages written for the areas you serve are the fastest path to calls.
Then there is the second language. A real Spanish version opens a set of searches your English-only competitors are not even competing for — and often a Portuguese or Italian one does the same for international buyers.
For real estate, the search is global: buyers in Bogotá, Madrid, Milan or Toronto search for Miami projects in their own language. A multilingual project site with proper structure can rank in those markets with surprisingly little competition.
Yes, natively — we work in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. Each language gets its own URLs, correct hreflang tags and content written for that audience, not machine translation.
Yes, regularly. We talk with headquarters in Italian and with the US team in English, and set up the US side properly: sales tax, shipping, payment methods, accessibility.
Yes. Italy is six hours ahead of Miami, so calls go in your morning, between about 9am and noon Eastern, and most of the build happens while you are offline.
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 6 hours ahead of Eastern 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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