Custom web development for US businesses: senior engineers, design that argues for the sale, and technical SEO built in from the first commit — working in your time zone at nearshore rates.
US-overlapping hours · fixed USD scope · you own the codebase
What the engagement protects
One team across design, build, and search
A codebase any competent developer can maintain
Working hours that overlap your business day
Evidence status
Marketing CRM needed qualification, automation, and pipeline visibility in one workspace rather than five stitched-together tools. We designed the product around the moment a lead becomes useful: the team can see context, decide what happens next, and keep the handoff visible.
A focused CRM with a shared lead workspace and AI-assisted qualification, shipped as a working product rather than a prototype.
Read the full case studyMost stalled web projects were not sunk by a hard technical problem. They were sunk by how the work was organised.
What changes when design, engineering, and search sit on the same team with the same deadline.
Design, front-end, back-end, and search sit in the same engagement, so there is no seam to argue across and no vendor to blame. If something slips, one team owns it.
Semantic markup, rendering strategy, URL design, structured data, and Core Web Vitals are decided during the build rather than retrofitted, which is when they are cheap.
Standard tooling, conventional patterns, and documentation mean the build is maintainable by any competent developer. Nothing about the delivery is designed to keep you dependent on us.
We work from Argentina in hours that overlap the US business day, in fluent English, so a question asked in the morning is usually answered the same day rather than the next one.
Managed Website Care at $750 per month covers technical monitoring, form checks, dependency maintenance, reporting, and four agency hours for approved changes — so the site does not begin decaying the week after it goes live.
Four phases with staged deliverables, so you can see progress without reading a repository.
Typical working stack
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Node.js · PostgreSQL or MongoDB · Headless CMS · GA4 and Search Console
We work through what the site has to do, what it has to integrate with, and what is genuinely required versus what merely sounds useful. The output is a fixed scope, a written timeline with staged deliverables, and a price in USD — agreed before any code exists.
Architecture and wireframes settle what goes where and in what order, then visual design is applied to a structure that already works. Because the same team builds it, nothing gets designed that cannot be implemented sensibly.
Implementation happens as a component system with responsive images, deferred scripts, semantic markup, and structured data. Performance and accessibility are measured continuously rather than audited once at the end.
Cross-device QA, analytics and conversion tracking, DNS migration, then a documented handover of the codebase, CMS, and credentials. Monthly care is available afterwards, but the site is fully yours to run without it.
Marketing site with CMS
4–8 weeks
Larger site with integrations
8–12 weeks
Custom application or platform
12–20 weeks
Ongoing care after launch
Monthly, optional
The schedule moves with how many integrations are involved, whether content and assets exist, how many stakeholders review each stage, and how much genuinely custom back-end work sits behind the interface. We write the timeline and the staged deliverables down before kickoff and raise scope changes when they appear, not at the end.
Website projects run at three representative levels: a Focused Website at $6k–$9k, a Strategic Website at $10k–$18k, and a Complex Web System at $20k+ for integration-heavy builds and custom applications. Managed Website Care afterwards is $750 per month and entirely optional. Every quote is a fixed scope in USD agreed before work starts, and changes are priced and approved rather than absorbed silently.
Agency versus freelancer, cost, stack, timelines, and what happens after launch.
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An agency gives you a full team — designers, front-end and back-end developers, and SEO specialists — plus proven processes and post-launch support. A freelancer is one person: if they get busy or move on, your project stalls with no backup.
Tell us what the site has to do and what it has to talk to. We will scope it, price it in USD, and put a written timeline behind it.
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