SaaS & Technology

We collect only the data the product needs, encrypt it in transit and at rest, and limit access to the people who need it. For regulated work we build from your security policy rather than our own assumptions, and we document where every piece of personal data lives.

Edgeless is a software studio, not a certifying body, so we do not claim certifications we do not hold. We design and build to the standard your auditor or regulator requires, keep the evidence trail, and sit in the room with you when it gets reviewed.

Every project includes 30 days of post-launch fixes at no cost. After that, care plans start at $899 a month and cover hosting, monitoring and small changes, with a named engineer who already knows the codebase. No multi-year contract.

You contact your named engineer and get a human reply within one business day, sooner for anything customer-facing. We fix the immediate problem first, then send a short written explanation of the cause and what changed so it does not repeat.

Send a short note through the contact form describing what you want to build or fix. We reply within a business day with two or three slots for a 30-minute call. If we are not the right fit, we say so on that call and point you somewhere better.

Fixed scope, fixed price and written milestones. The price in the proposal is the price on the invoice unless you approve work outside the agreed scope. Dates are agreed per milestone rather than promised for the whole project at once.

Columbus, Ohio, with clients across the United States. The team is small and senior on purpose, so you work with the same designers and engineers throughout. We keep overlap with your working hours wherever you are.

Yes, and it is a common arrangement. We can own a workstream, add capacity to an existing product team, or hand over cleanly when your hires are in place. Code, tickets and documentation live in your tools so nothing is trapped in ours.

You get a written change estimate before any extra work starts, with the effect on cost and date spelled out. Small adjustments are absorbed inside a milestone; larger ones become a separate piece of work so the original budget stays honest.