Conceptual design and technology studio, created for Startit.
SOFTWARE · AUTOMATION · WEB DESIGNSTARTIT SERVICES / MIAMI

YOUR BUSINESS. OUR NEXT BIG IDEA.

What you imagine.
We make possible.

Custom software. Connected processes. Websites with purpose. We design technology around your business.

Let’s talk about your project
Explore our work FROM THE FIRST IDEA TO WHAT COMES NEXT.

Miami, Florida.Conversations in English and Spanish.

Products of our own.The experience of building and operating.

One connected team.Strategy, design and development, together.

01 / THE WHOLE PICTURE

One business.
Everything connected.

What your customer sees. What your team uses. What makes it all work.

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STARTIT SERVICES LLC

A great experience
starts on the inside.

Behind a sale are inventory, documents, people and decisions. Behind a good website are a clear story and an easy next step.

At Startit, we bring those parts together. We build systems for your operation and digital experiences that present your work. With equal care for how they look and how they work.

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02 / WHAT WE BUILD

Big ideas.
Beautifully built.

From a first visit to your website to the work of every day. A thoughtful solution for each part of your business.

THE BUSINESS COMES FIRST

Technology starts
with your everyday work.

Based in Miami, Startit Services LLC builds its own products and projects for businesses. We start with something concrete: what your team needs to do and what your customer needs to understand.

JEWELRY AND RETAIL

Every piece has a history.

A piece enters inventory, sells, goes on layaway or returns for repair. Your team needs to know its status and the customer behind it, without piecing the story together across messages and spreadsheets.

  1. Inventory
  2. Sale or repair
  3. Customer history
One example: Jewelry OS

PROFESSIONALS AND SMALL BUSINESSES

Issuing is only the beginning.

After preparing an invoice, you need to send it, check its status and record payment. Bringing customers, documents and follow-up together keeps the context of each transaction close to the work.

  1. Customer and line items
  2. Invoice and PDF
  3. Follow-up
One example: SIM · Simplified Invoice Management

SERVICES AND ONLINE SALES

From interest to the next step.

Visitors need to understand your offer, see the work and know how to move forward. A portfolio, a catalog and a service page serve different purposes. We shape the journey around the inquiry or purchase your business needs.

  1. Discover
  2. Explore and compare
  3. Inquire or buy
One example: Rex Aircraft Interiors

03 / BUILT BY STARTIT

Ideas already
at work.

All projects
Conceptual image of a jewelry piece on a metal plinth, created for Jewelry OS.
Our product

Jewelry OS

Every detail.
Under control.

From the first piece to the next customer. Inventory, sales, layaways and repairs, connected in one system.

Our product

SIM

Invoice. Organize.
Move forward.

Customers, documents and payment follow-up. Everything in place.

Explore SIM
Conceptual invoicing and organization image created for SIM.
Conceptual aircraft interior visualization; it does not depict an actual Rex installation.
Rex Aircraft Interiors

A presence
worthy of the work.

Web design for a world where every detail matters.

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FROM CONVERSATION TO HANDOVER

A clear outcome.
At every stage.

Your knowledge of the business is part of the project. We move forward through decisions and deliverables you can review.

  1. Understand the work.

    We review tasks, tools and responsibilities. We identify repeated data entry, dependencies on other people and what is worth solving first.

    What takes shape A process map and priorities.

  2. Shape the solution.

    We define journeys, screens and the information structure. We agree on what belongs in the first release and what can wait.

    What takes shape A prototype, scope and acceptance criteria.

  3. Build and check.

    We develop in stages and review business scenarios: permissions, incomplete data, integrations and exceptions that need intervention.

    What takes shape Reviewable releases and a record of adjustments.

  4. Prepare for what follows.

    We agree on access, documentation, launch and responsibilities. Maintenance and subsequent improvements are defined by the agreed scope.

    What takes shape A documented handover and next steps.

AFTER LAUNCH

A project you can
keep working with.

Publishing is one stage. Operating, updating and deciding what comes next deserve a place in the plan too.

Access and responsibilities.

We define who manages the domain, hosting, accounts and integrations. Licenses, external services and responsibilities are reviewed before handover.

Content you can manage.

When a project includes a CMS, articles, projects and media have their own management area. You can prepare drafts and publish content without requesting a design change for every update.

A foundation to build on.

Documentation and an explicit support scope make the next change easier to plan. We agree on included maintenance, how to report issues and how to assess new functionality.

Cover of De deuda a capital by Hector Fuentes Blanco

STARTIT READS · A BOOK BY OUR FOUNDER

De Deuda a Capital.

Hector Fuentes Blanco, founder of Startit Services, also writes about financial organization and habits. This educational book explores understanding your starting point and preparing for personal and business decisions.

Spanish-language edition. Available on Amazon.

Explore the book

BEFORE WE START

The questions
that matter.

Let’s discuss your situation
Do I need custom development?

It depends on the work. If an existing product covers the process, configuring or integrating it may be enough. Custom development makes sense when your business rules, workflows or connections need a solution of their own.

Can we keep our current tools?

We first review what works and what is missing. Connecting tools depends on their interfaces, permissions, data and terms. That review helps determine what to keep, integrate or replace.

How are cost and timing determined?

They depend on scope, integrations, available content and dependencies. The proposal defines deliverables, stages and terms. When a requirement changes, we review its impact before adding it.

Will I be able to manage the content?

Yes, when editorial management is part of the project. We agree on what can be edited and who can publish it. Structural changes or new functionality are assessed separately from routine publishing.

What do I receive and what rights will I have?

The proposal and agreement define deliverables, access, documentation, and usage or ownership rights. They also identify third-party components and services. A subscription product and custom development may have different terms.

What happens after launch?

We agree on the support needed to operate the project: maintenance, an issue-reporting channel and possible improvements. Support scope and terms are documented; different projects need different arrangements.

YOUR NEXT PROJECT

It all starts
with a conversation.

Tell us what you need. Together, we’ll find the right way to build it.

Let’s talk about your project Miami, Florida · English and Spanish