Software companies near you, by state and city
360 Cloud Services lists 2,540 software companies in 793 US cities with address, phone and opening hours. Pick your state or city below, or search by name.
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Top cities
Washington, DC
69 software companies
New York, NY
45 software companies
Atlanta, GA
41 software companies
Indianapolis, IN
41 software companies
Minneapolis, MN
39 software companies
Austin, TX
33 software companies
Portland, OR
31 software companies
Albuquerque, NM
29 software companies
Chicago, IL
28 software companies
Denver, CO
26 software companies
Phoenix, AZ
26 software companies
Columbus, OH
24 software companies
Omaha, NE
24 software companies
Oklahoma City, OK
24 software companies
Boston, MA
23 software companies
Wilmington, DE
23 software companies
Nashville, TN
22 software companies
Boise, ID
20 software companies
Overland Park, KS
19 software companies
Colorado Springs, CO
19 software companies
Kansas City, MO
19 software companies
Raleigh, NC
19 software companies
Birmingham, AL
18 software companies
Fargo, ND
18 software companies
Browse by state
Alabama
59 software companies · 13 cities
Alaska
14 software companies · 1 cities
Arizona
55 software companies · 5 cities
Arkansas
42 software companies · 11 cities
California
80 software companies · 41 cities
Colorado
69 software companies · 18 cities
Connecticut
64 software companies · 36 cities
Delaware
41 software companies · 7 cities
District of Columbia
69 software companies · 1 cities
Florida
74 software companies · 27 cities
Georgia
67 software companies · 13 cities
Hawaii
13 software companies · 4 cities
Idaho
39 software companies · 11 cities
Illinois
57 software companies · 22 cities
Indiana
60 software companies · 7 cities
Iowa
47 software companies · 19 cities
Kansas
42 software companies · 11 cities
Kentucky
44 software companies · 15 cities
Louisiana
46 software companies · 16 cities
Maine
33 software companies · 14 cities
Maryland
64 software companies · 30 cities
Massachusetts
62 software companies · 24 cities
Michigan
73 software companies · 27 cities
Minnesota
72 software companies · 22 cities
Mississippi
24 software companies · 14 cities
Missouri
66 software companies · 28 cities
Montana
25 software companies · 9 cities
Nebraska
42 software companies · 6 cities
Nevada
38 software companies · 8 cities
New Hampshire
53 software companies · 17 cities
New Jersey
67 software companies · 38 cities
New Mexico
34 software companies · 3 cities
New York
46 software companies · 2 cities
North Carolina
58 software companies · 16 cities
North Dakota
29 software companies · 9 cities
Ohio
60 software companies · 17 cities
Oklahoma
37 software companies · 8 cities
Oregon
70 software companies · 16 cities
Pennsylvania
69 software companies · 38 cities
Rhode Island
36 software companies · 15 cities
South Carolina
41 software companies · 14 cities
South Dakota
20 software companies · 5 cities
Tennessee
67 software companies · 15 cities
Texas
71 software companies · 18 cities
Utah
67 software companies · 17 cities
Vermont
32 software companies · 14 cities
Virginia
93 software companies · 29 cities
West Virginia
27 software companies · 12 cities
Wisconsin
65 software companies · 26 cities
Wyoming
17 software companies · 4 cities
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Frequently asked questions
How does 360 Cloud Services choose which software companies to list?
We list software companies that have a public business profile with a street address. Each listing shows the address, phone and posted hours, and links to directions — no paid placements and no copied reviews.
How do I choose a software development company?
Shortlist firms that list the stack you need, check that they publish a real office address and phone, and ask for two references from projects of similar size before you sign.
Is it better to hire a local software company?
A local firm makes workshops and on-site reviews easier and usually overlaps your working hours; remote firms can cost less. Many teams combine a local lead with remote developers.
What does custom software cost in the US?
US agencies typically bill $100–$200 per hour; a small business web app often lands between $30,000 and $150,000 depending on scope.