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Web development · Houston, TX

Web development for Houston — energy, industry, and the port

Houston runs on operations: energy services, industrial supply, and the biggest port tonnage in the country. We build the web layer those businesses run on — field-ready portals, document workflows, and sites that win contracts instead of just listing services.

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Software that respects how Houston works

Houston companies don't buy software for fun — they buy it because a process is bleeding money. The energy-services firm whose field tickets arrive by text message. The industrial distributor whose quotes take three days because pricing lives in one person's spreadsheet. The logistics company whose customers call for status because there's no portal. These are the problems we build for.

Our approach fits the culture: discovery focused on the operational pain, a fixed scope and price, and working software in weeks. We run our own operations platform (a cross-border TMS) in production, so when you describe a workflow with drivers, tickets, documents and invoices, we've already built and used that exact thing.

  • Customer and vendor portals: status, documents, invoices, approvals
  • Field-team web tools that work on a phone at a job site
  • Quote and RFQ systems with real pricing logic, not forms
  • Document-heavy workflows: tickets, PODs, compliance files
  • Integrations with ERPs, accounting and industry platforms
  • Credibility-grade marketing sites for contract-driven sales

Senior engineers, Gulf-Coast economics

We're a Canadian studio in the Eastern Time zone — two hours ahead, fully inside your business day. The value proposition is simple: senior engineers who've shipped operations software, at rates well below Houston's enterprise consultancies, invoiced in USD with a W-8BEN for clean cross-border accounting.

Houston clients tend to come to us after a bad experience with a big consultancy — eighteen months, a slide deck, and a system nobody uses. We're the opposite shape: small senior team, working software every week, and a bias for launching the useful version first and improving it with real feedback.

How Houston projects run

Marketing sites ship in four to six weeks. Operational portals and workflow systems run eight to twenty weeks, staged so the first module — usually the one causing the most pain — is live by week four or five. We integrate with your ERP and accounting rather than replacing them.

After launch, most engagements continue into automation: the document-processing agent that reads your field tickets, the reporting pipeline that closes out jobs without a spreadsheet marathon. Houston's document-heavy industries are exactly where our AI practice does its best work.

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Web Development in Houston — common questions

Yes — document-heavy field workflows, vendor portals, and operations dashboards for industrial and field-services businesses. Plus our own TMS runs carrier operations in production, so dispatch, tickets and PODs are native vocabulary for us.

Marketing sites run US$8k–18k. Operational portals and workflow systems run US$30k–90k depending on integration depth. Fixed USD quotes after discovery — typically well below the big Houston consultancies for the same seniority.

We're two hours ahead in Toronto, so your whole business day overlaps ours. Weekly video demos, async updates between them, and a W-8BEN on file for accounting. US clients routinely tell us it's indistinguishable from working with a domestic firm — except the invoice.

That's the norm, not the exception. We integrate with major ERPs, QuickBooks and industry platforms via API, file exchange or database — whatever the system honestly supports. Your core systems stay; we build the web layer on top.

Every operational tool we build is mobile-first by default — designed for gloves, glare and bad connections, not just a demo monitor. If a workflow happens in the field, it works in the field.