Fort Lauderdale, Florida · Broward County
Web Development Company in Fort Lauderdale, FL
By Eliran Yihye, Founder
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Cuanto Labs builds custom web software for Fort Lauderdale and Broward County businesses, and Broward is home: our mailing address is on Las Olas Blvd, downtown, and this is the market we know best. Founder Eliran Yihye leads every engagement personally, working with a small network of vetted senior contractors rather than an account-management layer. We work remotely rather than from an office you can visit, and we come to you for the meetings worth having in person: a kickoff at your Las Olas office, a milestone review at your yard on the New River.
The Broward projects we see most often are operational: a marine service company tracking jobs on paper, a contractor whose estimates live in one person's inbox, a distributor running a warehouse near Port Everglades from a spreadsheet nobody else can open, a Broward Blvd law firm still routing intake through a shared inbox. We build the tool that replaces that, quote it fixed-price, and hand over the code and the accounts at the end.
Which software development company in Fort Lauderdale builds custom software?
Cuanto Labs is a founder-led software development company in Fort Lauderdale that builds custom web apps, AI agents, Shopify stores and mobile apps for Broward County businesses. Web apps start at $8,000, fixed-price and agreed in writing before work starts. Call (786) 413-0416 to scope yours.
How much does web development cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Custom web apps from Cuanto Labs start at $8,000, and most land between that and $20,000, quoted fixed-price before work starts. Brochure sites cost less: Miami-based studios publish packages from $850 to $3,400. US agencies average $100 to $149 an hour, which is why a fixed quote protects a budget better than an hourly estimate.
Sources: Clutch web developer pricing guide, Web Design by Niva, Miami website packages
How long does it take to build a web app in Fort Lauderdale?
A focused web app takes 4–8 weeks from kickoff to production, and you see a working version in week two. Field-operations tools with offline handling and several user roles run 8 to 16 weeks. The timeline is written into the fixed-price proposal, so a slip costs us rather than you.
How do I choose a web development company in Fort Lauderdale?
Ask who writes the code, what you own at handover, when you will see something working, what they would talk you out of building, and whether support after launch is optional. Get the price in writing. With us, Eliran Yihye scopes and leads every project, and code, repositories, hosting and domains transfer to you.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website presents information. A web app does work: logins, records, workflows, calculations and integrations with systems you already run. If your team does that work by hand in a spreadsheet today, it is a web app. Job tracking for a marine service company and estimating for a contractor are typical Broward examples.
Which Fort Lauderdale businesses get the most from custom software?
Field-heavy and document-heavy ones: marine service companies tracking jobs, contractors building estimates, distributors near Port Everglades, and law firms routing intake. When data is entered standing on a dock, a job site or a warehouse floor, a mobile-first tool built to tolerate weak signal fits better than a desktop admin screen.
Web Development pricing in Fort Lauderdale
Fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. These are the same published starting prices as on our pricing page; the number in your proposal is set after a discovery call.
| Service | Starting price | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Web Appsthis page | From $8K | 4–8 weeks |
| Backend & APIs | From $2K | 1–2 weeks |
| AI Agents | From $5K | 2–6 weeks |
| Mobile Apps | From $15K | 8–16 weeks |
cross-broker deal visibility by default, role-based access for MCA brokerage teams (Subbed Pro, a brokerage dashboard we built)
Florida business records searchable live, see LLCDrop
our home county, mailing address on Las Olas, registered and working here
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Examples of the kind of software this page is about, not a list of Fort Lauderdale clients. Each is live, and each links to its case study.
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LLCDrop
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What we build for Fort Lauderdale businesses
Field and operations tools
Job tracking, scheduling, inspection and estimate apps that work on a phone in the field and sync to an office dashboard.
Custom web applications
Customer portals, quoting engines and internal systems in Next.js and TypeScript, delivered in 4–8 weeks at a fixed price.
Website rebuilds
Replacing slow WordPress and page-builder sites with fast, indexable builds that can be edited without a developer.
Integrations & automation
Wiring QuickBooks, Stripe, scheduling and CRM systems together so an office manager stops copying the same record three times.
Built for how Broward businesses actually operate
Fort Lauderdale's economy runs on marine and yachting, construction, hospitality and Port Everglades logistics: one of the busiest cargo and cruise ports in the country sits a few miles from downtown, and the freight, customs and vendor coordination around it rarely fits a template. Add a dense strip of law firms and professional-services offices along Broward Blvd and Las Olas, plus a hospitality sector running reservations, staffing and vendor logistics across dozens of properties, and the common thread is field-heavy or document-heavy work: someone entering data standing on a dock, a job site or a warehouse floor, not at a desk. That changes what we build (mobile-first interfaces, offline tolerance, photo capture, short forms instead of dense admin screens) and what we test. A tool that works beautifully on a laptop and badly on a phone in the sun has failed in Broward County.
Areas we serve around Fort Lauderdale
- Downtown Fort Lauderdale
- Las Olas
- Flagler Village
- Victoria Park
- Cypress Creek
- Plantation
Industries we work with
- Marine & yachting
- Construction & trades
- Port Everglades logistics
- Hospitality
- Law firms & professional services
How a project runs
- 1. Discovery call. Thirty minutes on the problem, the timeline and the budget. No deck, no pitch.
- 2. Fixed-price proposal. Scope and a number, in writing, before any code exists.
- 3. Build in the open. You get a working version in week two and review progress weekly.
- 4. Launch and hand over. Code, repositories and accounts transfer to you at the end. They are yours.
- 5. Support if you want it. A monthly retainer is optional and never a condition of handover.
Serving Fort Lauderdale and nearby
This is the area we serve, not an office to visit; we meet at your location or by video.
Neighborhoods we cover
- Downtown Fort Lauderdale
- Las Olas
- Flagler Village
- Victoria Park
- Cypress Creek
- Plantation
Fort Lauderdale questions we get asked
Do you have an office in Fort Lauderdale?
We are based in Fort Lauderdale but work remotely, there is no office to visit. For Broward clients that changes nothing in practice: we come to your premises for kickoff, milestone reviews and training, and we are on site when a project needs it.
How much does a web application cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Custom web apps start at $8,000 and most land between there and $20,000 depending on scope; multi-role platforms with several integrations run higher. Backend and database work starts at $2,000, AI agents at $5,000 and Shopify builds at $5,000. Every project is quoted fixed-price after a discovery call, and the full published bands are on our pricing page.
How long will my project take?
A focused web app is typically 4–8 weeks to production. Field-operations tools with offline handling and multi-role permissions run 8–16 weeks. You see a working version well before the invoice cycle turns over, not at the end.
Can you build something my crew can use in the field?
Yes, and it is most of what we do in Broward. Field tools get built mobile-first, tested on real phones outdoors, and designed to tolerate weak signal rather than assuming office wifi.
We already have a website. Can you just fix the slow parts?
Often, yes. We start with a paid audit that tells you what is actually causing the problem and what it costs to fix versus rebuild. If a rebuild is not worth it for you, we will say so.
Who owns the code when we are done?
You do. Code, repositories, hosting accounts and domains are yours and get transferred at handover. We do not hold infrastructure hostage as a retention strategy.
Can you take over a site or app another developer left unfinished?
Yes. We start with a paid audit, then tell you honestly whether it is cheaper to finish or to restart. Guessing before opening the code is how a fixed price turns into a bad one.
What systems can you connect a new app to?
QuickBooks, Stripe, scheduling and CRM systems are the usual ones. If a system has an API we integrate directly, and if it only exports files we build around that. A short technical review of what your systems can expose comes before the quote.
Serving Fort Lauderdale
Cuanto Labs1314 E Las Olas Blvd, Unit #2570
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Mailing address — not an office
Mon–Thu 9:00–18:00
Fri 9:00–14:00 (EST)
Contact hours, not opening hours
Our home market. We come to you for kickoff and milestone meetings.
We are a remote team with no premises open to visitors. In-person kickoffs and milestone reviews happen at your office; day-to-day the project runs over email, Slack and scheduled calls.
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