Business Websites
Corporate and marketing websites that explain the offer clearly, load quickly, and are built to maintain—not a disposable template.

USA · Austin, Texas
Austin companies usually need a web presence that matches the product: marketing pages, docs, signup, and the application itself. We build those surfaces as one engineering effort, not a throwaway theme plus a disconnected app.
Services we actually deliver—not a keyword list.
Corporate and marketing websites that explain the offer clearly, load quickly, and are built to maintain—not a disposable template.
Logged-in web apps, client portals, and admin tools with secure authentication, roles, and real business workflows.
Stores and account experiences with catalog, checkout, and payment integrations when the business actually sells online.
Editable sites and content systems so marketing and operations can update pages without waiting on a developer for every change.
Responsive UI, APIs, and databases built as one product—so the website is not disconnected from the systems behind it.
Clear positioning, pricing or contact paths, and pages that stay in sync with the product.
React applications with authentication, roles, and APIs—typical for Austin SaaS and internal tools.
Maintainable content when the product team needs to publish without a full release.
Only sectors we can support with real delivery.
Web work that supports acquisition and the logged-in product, not just a brochure.
Credible Austin-facing sites with a contact path and optional client login.
One team owning the public site and the application so design and auth patterns do not fork.
A fast, maintainable site with a waitlist or demo request that feeds your CRM.
Unitas IT Solutions serves Texas businesses from our US office in Texas, with engineering support from our Pune, India office. Overlapping hours, sprint demos, and documented progress keep Texas stakeholders in control of the work.
Typical stack when it fits the project: ASP.NET Core, C#, React, SQL Server, Entity Framework Core, and REST APIs. We choose technology based on the system, not a sales list.
A clear delivery rhythm with US-hours reviews
Step 1
Understand the business, users and technical requirements.
Step 2
Turn requirements into a clear product and technical roadmap.
Step 3
Create intuitive user experiences and scalable product architecture.
Step 4
Engineer, test and iterate the product.
Yes. That is often the better model for Austin product companies, so the brand site and the app do not diverge.
React and Next.js are common for this work, with APIs in Node or ASP.NET Core depending on the product.
Let's turn your idea, challenge or existing system into a scalable digital solution.