FAQ

Our website packages start at $3,600 and vary based on page count and added features. Every package includes a custom mobile-friendly design, CMS with training, SEO setup, performance optimization, SSL security, contact forms, Google tools integration, staging site, launch support, and post-launch updates to ensure your site is professional, secure, and built to grow.

Packages include design, mobile optimization, SEO basics, and CMS setup and training, with options to add e-commerce, booking tools, or member portals.

Smaller websites can be completed in just a few weeks, while larger or more customized projects may take longer depending on content readiness and features.

Yes — you’ll own your website design, content, and domain, and you’ll have full access to manage your site through our CMS platform. We handle the hosting and software so your site stays secure and supported.

We offer support for hourly updates, troubleshooting, bug fixes, and small design, overhauls, or coding changes for existing websites.

Yes, we have a quarter-hour minimum for service requests. Larger projects may qualify for discounted hourly rates.

Yes, we can work on any platforms, whether or not we developed the original site.

Most requests are completed within 1–2 business days, depending on scope and complexity.

A web application is a custom-built online tool designed to automate tasks, manage data, or provide interactive functionality for your business.

Project timelines vary widely—from a few weeks for simple tools to several months for complex applications.

Yes. We specialize in API integrations to connect web apps with CRM, accounting, or inventory systems.

Absolutely. We offer maintenance, updates, and scalability planning after launch.

Building an e-commerce website starts with choosing the right platform and design to fit your business goals. At Seed Technologies, we guide you through the full process: planning your store’s structure, designing a mobile-friendly site, integrating secure payment gateways, setting up product catalogs, configuring tax and shipping tools, and optimizing for SEO.

Our e-commerce sites include secure payment integration, product catalog management, sales tax and shipping setup, and built-in SEO optimization tools. We can also add advanced features like subscriptions, customer portals, or inventory integrations based on your needs.

Yes. Our e-commerce sites are built to scale — whether you’re adding more products, new categories, or advanced features like subscriptions, customer portals, or integrations.

Yes. Our hosting offers SSL certificates, daily backups, and managed security updates to keep your website protected.

Each hosting plan includes 5 GB of disk space with options to expand as needed.

Yes. Business email addresses are available with hosting packages.

Yes. Our support team can help with DNS, SSL setup, and troubleshooting at no extra cost.

Think of an SRS as the blueprint for your software. Just like you wouldn’t build a house without plans, you don’t want to build software without clear requirements. To create one, we work with you to map out what the software should do, who will use it, and what features it needs. We then turn that into a step-by-step document that guides development and serves as the basis for accurate project bidding, keeping everyone on the same page and helping avoid costly changes later.

A software specification document is like the blueprint and instruction manual for your project. It typically includes workflows, data structures, user roles, interface design, and technical requirements that guide development. We also create a prototype — a clickable mockup that shows how the software will look and flow — along with a detailed requirements document to support it. If you need outside bids, we can package everything with RFP paperwork to make the bidding process easier and more accurate.

A specification is the blueprint for your project. It ensures developers, stakeholders, and decision-makers are all working from the same plan. By defining requirements up front, you reduce the risk of costly changes, get more accurate bids, and make sure all developers are bidding on the same specifications. Later, the specification is used as the scope of work, project management checklist, and even as a guide for QA testing, keeping the entire project aligned from start to finish.

We develop web applications, mobile apps, desktop software, and VR applications. Whether it’s a web-based tool for your business, a mobile app for iOS or Android, a desktop system for office use, or immersive applications for VR headsets like Oculus Quest — we tailor the solution to your exact needs.

Our process covers the full lifecycle: design and blueprinting (requirements documentation), programming and development (short-term deliverables so you see progress quickly), quality assurance testing (across devices, operating systems, and browsers), and ongoing support and enhancements once the software is in use.

Custom software is built around your business processes, rather than forcing your team to adapt to generic tools. This means greater efficiency, fewer workarounds, and a system that scales with your growth. Plus, you own the solution and can enhance it as your needs evolve.

Yes. We provide ongoing support, maintenance, and new feature development to ensure your software continues to meet your needs as your business changes.

A legacy-to-web migration is the process of taking older systems — such as DOS programs, Windows applications, Access databases, or Excel-based tools — and moving them to a modern, web-based platform. This type of software migration (sometimes called code migration or application migration) makes your system more secure, accessible, and easier to maintain.

A conversion (or application migration) brings multiple benefits: your software works on any device with a browser, your data is stored in a centralized secure database, and updates are applied once on the server instead of across multiple computers. It also improves remote accessibility, so your team can work from anywhere.

Yes. As part of the software migration process, we create a structured plan to securely move your data from the old system into the new web-based platform, validating it along the way to ensure accuracy and business continuity.

Yes. Many businesses use a code migration project as the right time to streamline workflows, improve reporting, or add new features that were difficult or impossible in the old system.

An API (Application Programming Interface) is a way for different software systems to connect and share data. Third-party API integration means linking your software to outside platforms — such as payment gateways, CRMs, accounting systems, or marketing tools — so they work together seamlessly.

We do two main types:

• Connecting to third-party APIs — linking your software to an external system (for example, syncing your app with QuickBooks or Salesforce).
• Offering web API services — creating a custom API so other systems or partners can connect directly to your internal software.

API integrations save time and reduce errors by eliminating duplicate data entry, automate business processes, extend the functionality of your software, and give you better reporting and business intelligence.

Yes. If a vendor doesn’t provide an API, we can design and develop a custom web API that allows your systems to connect securely and share data.

AI integration means adding artificial intelligence tools — such as machine learning, predictive analytics, or chatbots — into your existing software or workflows. This allows your applications to automate tasks, analyze data, and deliver smarter insights.

AI can automate routine tasks, improve decision-making through data analysis, provide personalized customer experiences, and optimize business processes for greater efficiency. The result is saved time, better insights, and stronger customer engagement.

We provide AI strategy consultation, custom AI model development, data preparation and management, AI model training and deployment, and ongoing support and maintenance. Each solution is tailored to your specific business needs.

Not always. While AI thrives on data, many solutions can start with smaller datasets, and we help prepare, clean, and structure your data to ensure it’s usable for AI models.

We combine local Tulsa expertise with a proven track record of delivering AI projects across industries. Our approach is hands-on and tailored, ensuring you get an AI solution that aligns with your goals and continues to deliver value over time.

ASP.NET is Microsoft’s secure, scalable framework for building web applications, APIs, and enterprise-level software. It supports a wide range of architectures, including MVC, WebForms, and modern single-page applications.

We use ASP.NET to build custom web applications, APIs, enterprise portals, e-commerce systems, reporting dashboards, and legacy system upgrades. Whether you need a new solution or updates to an existing application, ASP.NET is flexible enough to support it.

Yes. We maintain and modernize legacy ASP.NET systems, including Classic ASP, WebForms, and older .NET frameworks, ensuring they run securely and can integrate with newer technologies.

Our team works with C#, VB.NET, SQL Server, Angular, React, Web API, and a variety of databases (MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, MongoDB). We also support integrations with reporting tools like SSRS and Crystal Reports.

We’re not limited to one ASP.NET approach — we support the full stack of legacy and modern frameworks, use agile project management, and deliver short-term milestones so you see progress quickly. Our Tulsa-based team combines local accessibility with enterprise-level expertise.