We Build Quality Websites for Rhode Island Businesses

The timeline depends on the complexity of the project. A standard website might take 4-8 weeks, whereas a complex web application can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months.

Yes, we provide optional hosting and maintenance services to ensure your website remains secure, up-to-date, and performs optimally over time. We have flexible post launch agreements called "Do Not Exceeds" budgets. This allows us to set a max amount of hours per month we can work, if you need us, but there's no requirements to "use it or lose it." Any hours left will just roll over to the following month. Our Startup clients love this flexibility.

A custom website is built from the foundation tailored specifically to your unique business needs and brand identity. It provides better performance, more complex features, scalability, and flexibility compared to template-based builders which often have limitations in design and functionality. Template builders, on the other hand, are excellent in scenarios where you do not need complex features and you just need a simple, informational, website.

The cost ultimately will vary based on the features you need. We can tell you we've built very simple apps that take about a week up to extremely complex ones that took +6 months. Most apps we've built typically take a few hundred hours spent over the course of 3-4 months to design and build properly. We offer free consultations to understand your needs and provide a customized quote.

Absolutely. We often audit existing codebases and can take over maintenance, add new features, or entirely rebuild apps or websites that are struggling with performance issues. One of the things we pride ourselves on is having launched 100% of the projects we've built. Sadly, that's not very true for most other agencies where the project will fall apart before ever going live despite the client having spent 70% of their budget already.

We work with leading AI companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google. We typically integrate their powerful Large Language Models (LLMs) and custom machine learning solutions into our clients' products. As a company ourselves, we are also using AI to speed up the development process for all of our clients via tools like Claude Code, Github Copilot, Cursor, Codex, and Google's Antigravity.

I hate to say it but, it depends. We price ourselves based on hourly rate x how many hours we think it'll take to build. If you reach out we'd love to get you a free accurate estimation for your project.

We work primarily with Next.js, Payload CMS, PHP/CodeIgniter, and React Native, hosted on DigitalOcean infrastructure. We favor self-hosted, open-source tools so you own your stack rather than being locked into a vendor.

No, those are just where our offices are located. Most of our projects are done remotely, so we work with clients across the country (and sometimes internationally). Our local offices just make it easy to meet in person if you're nearby.

You do. Once the project is complete and paid for, you own all the code, design files, and any related IP outright. We don't hold your project hostage or require ongoing licensing fees to keep using what we built.

Usually, yes. We regularly connect to tools like payment processors, accounting software, CRMs, email platforms, and scheduling tools. The main thing we check is whether the tool offers an API or an MCP server (standard ways for software, including AI tools, to talk to it), and most popular ones do. We also work with some of the most popular AI tools from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, and can connect them to the tools and data you already have. Tell us what you use today and we'll let you know what's possible.

For basic websites, yes. We build them on a content management system, so you can edit text, swap images, publish blog posts, and update pages without touching code. We'll walk you through it at launch. For larger web applications, that's not always possible, since much of the content and logic lives in the code itself. Either way, new features and bigger layout changes are where we step in.

Yes. Tools like Lovable, Cursor, and ChatGPT are great for getting an idea off the ground, and we see a lot of projects that start there. We'll review what you have and tell you what can stay and what needs rebuilding for security, reliability, and scale. Then we'll help you take it from prototype to something customers can safely use.