Top Software Development Companies in Minneapolis, MN

number8 is a consulting company that provides custom software development solutions for organizations leveraging agile development. We collaborated with Elko to deliver an extremely complicated web design project. While working with Elko, we were blown away by their communication and technical-skill level. The experience level of their developers allows them to excel at challenging projects, take almost any idea and turn it into working software, and consistently surpass client expectations. We intend to continue to work with Elko in the future and highly recommend the company.

OnSharp is the best! I started building an app with a different company and I ended up with a mess that was not scaleable. OnSharp took over the project and exceeded my expectations. Deadlines were met and I could not be happier with the final product. You get what you pay for. Go with these guys!

Working with Fjorge was seamless. They managed the entire website development process of a pretty complicated and unique in browser game. Every team member we were in contact with was knowledgeable, respectful and helpful. There process was fully thought out and really made for a great experience.

I'm a software development consultant and have had an ongoing working relationship with Emergent Software since 2016. Our business partnership and collaboration has been a key factor in the success of my business. ES provides me with a full-fledged website development team, whose attention to detail and overall technical expertise is simply first-rate.

I hired Bluestone because I wanted an app for my business that my clients could download and keep on their phones and I wanted a professional-looking website. They charged me $16k to make a progressive web app that does nothing for me. I don’t use it. I get complaints because the app doesn’t download as expected. They did a truly terrible job allegedly designing a site. Their idea of design was to apparently recycle old pages they had done for other companies and spice it up by writing the page name twice using two different looking fonts. Hiring them was the most significant waste of money since starting my business. This experience does, however, provide two silver linings. First, I learned a lesson that cost me only $16k so it could have been more painful. Second, I have ten years to sue them for breach of contract so I can wait until I’m not so busy to file my complaint. They appear to know the right things to say to look good in business. Accordingly, they may post a response that amounts to “we are sorry you are disappointed. Please contact us so we can work it out.” Don’t fall for that. I have asked to speak to their lawyers as well as their business leaders with no response. I have not seen any evidence that they intend to work anything out and I get the feeling that they couldn’t care less whether I am happy with the product since I have already paid in full.