5.0
Average score across Clutch reviews
2000+
Sites and projects shipped since 2016
4h
Longest reply time during U.S. business hours
One number, straight to the team
Who we build for in Miami
WordPress work for Miami's main industries.
Real estate and condos
Brokerages, agents, and condo developers compete for buyers who often shop from abroad. We build listing sites with IDX and MLS feeds, neighborhood landing pages, and lead forms wired to your CRM, in Spanish as well as English where the audience calls for it.
Hotels and vacation rentals
Miami Beach hotels, boutique properties, and rental managers depend on direct bookings. We build pages that move a visitor to the booking engine in as few taps as possible and keep photo-heavy layouts from dragging down load times.
Restaurants and nightlife
Menus change weekly and most guests find you on a phone. We set up WordPress so staff can edit menus, hours, and events without calling a developer, with reservation links and bilingual pages where they earn their keep.
International trade and logistics
PortMiami and Miami International Airport make the city a gateway for trade with Latin America and the Caribbean. Freight forwarders, importers, and 3PLs get B2B sites with quote request forms and content maintained in English and Spanish.
Finance and professional services
Brickell is one of the largest international banking centers in the country. We build sites for advisory firms, family offices, and law practices that need to read as credible in two languages and handle inquiries discreetly.
Bilingual and Spanish-first brands
A translation plugin bolted on at the end is how Spanish pages end up half machine-written. We plan multilingual structure from day one: separate URLs per language, hreflang tags, and an editorial flow that keeps both versions current.
Services for Miami
Where Miami projects usually start.
Working with Miami
Remote, on Miami's clock.
There is no Mineweb office on Brickell, and you will not pay for one either. The team works remotely and keeps U.S. business hours on Eastern Time, which is Miami’s own clock, so a question sent at 10 a.m. gets an answer the same morning. Before any work starts you receive a written scope with a fixed price, and that number does not move unless the scope does.
You also talk to the people writing the code. When a listing feed breaks or a Spanish page needs a copy change, the message goes straight to a developer rather than through an account layer. Projects usually begin with a free audit of the current site, which gives both sides a concrete list to price against.
Frequently asked questions
Questions from Miami businesses.
Yes. We build multilingual WordPress sites with separate URLs per language, correct hreflang tags, and an editing workflow that keeps English and Spanish content in sync. We do not rely on machine-translation widgets.
No. Mineweb is a remote team registered in Sheridan, Wyoming, with a production studio in Belgrade. We cover U.S. business hours on Eastern Time, Miami’s own time zone, and respond within 4 business hours.
Yes. We integrate IDX and MLS feeds into WordPress with listing search, map views, and lead capture forms connected to your CRM. This works for new builds and for sites already in production.
Projects are fixed-price and start at $2,000, with the full scope in writing before work begins. Maintenance plans start at $99 per month. A free audit is the quickest way to get an exact quote for your site.
Have a Miami site in mind?
Send it over. You get a free audit, a fixed written price, and a reply within 4 business hours.
