Cincinnati web development for suppliers to the big headquarters, and the stores behind them.

Cincinnati's economy runs through supply chains. Kroger, with more than 20,000 local employees, Procter & Gamble, GE Aerospace, and Cintas all buy from networks of suppliers, and those suppliers trade documents, specifications, and order status constantly. A customer or supplier portal that holds specifications, certificates, and order history in one place takes a surprising amount of email out of the week, and it reads as professional to buyers trained at very professional companies.

Retail is the other half. A consumer-goods town expects online stores to handle product data properly: variants, inventory, accurate descriptions, and fast checkout. We build stores from $2,500 and connect them to inventory or fulfillment systems already in use; our own portfolio includes an eCommerce build for a specialty retailer. Healthcare and financial firms — the region's other large employers — need secure intake, scheduling, and client portals connected to the systems they already run. Product data done well also feeds search, comparison sites, and marketplaces from a single source.

Web applications start from $575, with pricing depending on complexity, and every website package includes one custom third-party API integration. 0% financing is available with 25% down for up to 12 months on any project, and for 24 or 36 months on larger ones. We build and operate software of our own, so the second year matters as much as launch day.