Software companies near you, by state and city

Software companies near me: 360 Cloud Services lists 2,540 software companies in 793 US cities across 50 states. 95% publish a direct phone number and 69% their weekly opening hours.

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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

Which cities have the most software companies?

Washington, DC leads with 69 listed software companies; the table shows the 15 largest city lists and how many of them open on Sunday.

CitySoftware companiesOpen on Sunday
Washington, DC693
New York, NY4510
Atlanta, GA413
Indianapolis, IN410
Minneapolis, MN390
Austin, TX336
Portland, OR313
Albuquerque, NM290
Chicago, IL281
Denver, CO265
Phoenix, AZ261
Columbus, OH240
Omaha, NE241
Oklahoma City, OK242
Boston, MA233

When are software companies open?

Software companies keep shorter hours at the weekend: 8% of those with posted hours open on Saturday and 8% on Sunday. Figures come from the weekly schedules of 1,746 listings.

Open on Saturday8% (138 of 1,746 with posted hours)
Open on Sunday8% (142)
Open 7 days a week8% (133)
Open 24 hours on at least one day8% (143)

Which software companies have the most locations?

Chains and franchises with three or more locations on this site, counted by name:

NameLocations listed
Bluestone Apps30
IBM10
Tyler Technologies10
World Wide Technology10
Oracle10
SAP America Inc.9
HCLTech6
Quest Software6
Microsoft Corporation5
Unique Software Development5

How do you choose a software company near you?

Choose a software company by matching its past work to your project: a web app, a mobile app, a business system or IT support. Ask for two or three similar projects you can see, who will actually write the code, and how the company handles fixes after launch. A local firm makes in-person workshops easier; for a fixed scope, ask for a written estimate with milestones.

What questions should you ask before hiring a developer?

Ask who owns the source code and the accounts when the project ends, how changes to the scope are priced, how often you will see working versions, and what happens if the main developer leaves. Agree on hosting, security updates and support hours in the contract, not only on the build price.

Fixed price or hourly: which contract is better?

A fixed-price contract suits a project with a clear, written scope, because you know the cost in advance and changes are priced separately. An hourly or time-and-materials contract suits projects where requirements will change, since you pay for the time used. Many companies combine the two: a fixed-price discovery phase, then hourly development.

Browse by state

Alabama

59 software companies · 13 cities

Alaska

14 software companies · 1 city

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 city

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 many software companies are listed on 360 Cloud Services?

360 Cloud Services lists 2,540 software companies in 793 cities across 50 states; Washington, DC has the most, with 69.

Are software companies open on Sunday?

8% of the software companies that post their hours are open on Sunday, against 8% on Saturday. Each city page has an “Open weekends” filter.

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?

The cost of custom software depends on scope, team size and how long the project runs, so ask several companies for a written estimate on the same requirements. Most agencies quote either a fixed price for a defined scope or an hourly rate; compare what each quote includes, such as testing, hosting and support after launch.