5.0
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2000+
Projects delivered since 2016
4h
Maximum reply time during business hours
One number, straight to the team
Dallas industries
Built for how Dallas-Fort Worth does business.
Corporate and B2B services
DFW is home to more than 20 Fortune 500 headquarters, and the firms that sell to them get vetted online long before procurement calls back. We build corporate sites with capability pages, case study libraries, and the documentation a vendor review actually looks for.
Technology and SaaS
The Telecom Corridor in Richardson gave the metro a deep bench of technology companies, and software firms keep launching around it. We build marketing sites for SaaS products: pricing pages, feature breakdowns, and demo request flows that hand clean data to sales.
Financial services
Banking, insurance, and investment firms keep expanding their Dallas footprint. For lenders, advisors, and insurers we build sites where disclosures are managed properly and lead forms qualify a prospect before anyone picks up the phone.
Logistics and distribution
With DFW International Airport and a central location, the Metroplex moves freight for the whole country. We build sites for 3PLs, freight brokers, and warehousing operators: service-lane pages, quote request forms, and driver recruiting sections that fill.
Healthcare
UT Southwestern and the metro’s large hospital systems anchor a medical economy with hundreds of vendors and practices around it. We build physician directories, patient-facing practice sites, and B2B sites for companies selling into health systems.
Commercial real estate and construction
DFW has run one of the busiest construction markets in the country for years. Commercial contractors and developers get project galleries, tenant and broker resources, and bid request forms that turn a portfolio into a pipeline.
Services
What we do for Dallas-Fort Worth companies.
Working with Dallas
Remote by design, on Central Time.
Mineweb has no Dallas office, and you will not pay for one. The team works remotely and covers Central Time during U.S. business hours, so a question sent from Uptown or Plano in the morning gets an answer before your day ends. Scope goes on paper before work starts: one document, one fixed price, no hourly meter.
In a headquarters market like Dallas-Fort Worth, web work skews B2B: corporate rebuilds, lead generation pages a sales team can stand behind, migrations off aging themes. You deal directly with the developers on your project rather than an account layer, and nothing goes live without your sign-off on a staging link.
Frequently asked questions
Questions Dallas companies ask.
We do, remotely. Mineweb builds corporate WordPress sites for Dallas-Fort Worth companies, with lead forms wired to your CRM and pages structured around how B2B buyers evaluate vendors.
Projects at Mineweb start at $2,000 and every quote is a fixed price against a written scope. There is no hourly billing, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Yes. We work remotely and cover Central Time during U.S. business hours, with a reply inside 4 business hours, so approvals and questions move within your workday.
That is common work for us. We audit the site, fix what is broken, and either maintain it on a plan from $99/month or quote a rebuild if the foundation is not worth keeping.
Put your Dallas site to work.
Free audit first, fixed quote second, and never more than 4 business hours between your question and our answer.
