How to Choose a Website Development Company

Look at what they've actually shipped, not just how it's presented — a working, fast, well-built site tells you more than a polished case study.

Ask who you'll actually talk to during the project. Companies that put an account manager between you and the engineers tend to lose details in translation.

Ask what happens after launch — who fixes a bug in month three, and is that covered or a new invoice every time.

Be wary of a quote that doesn't ask about your business at all. A serious company scopes around what you need, not a fixed package they sell everyone.