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Custom Software Development in San Francisco, CA

Purpose-built software and AI automation that replaces manual work with one organized system.

SF founders know the difference between a demo and a product. Lean, well-scoped MVPs that prove traction are the currency of the Bay Area.

FNA Marketing Solutions is a US-registered, remote-first development company working with San Francisco businesses across time zones — senior-level delivery with transparent pricing that starts from $1,500, a fraction of typical CA agency rates. Every project begins with a free AI-generated roadmap reviewed by a human consultant.

What you get

✓ Process automation and AI workflows
✓ CRM, ERP-lite and operations systems
✓ Legacy process digitization
✓ Clear milestones before development begins
✓ Documentation and handover included

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Frequently asked questions

Do you have an office in San Francisco?

FNA Marketing Solutions is a US-registered company (30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801) with a remote-first engineering team working with San Francisco businesses across time zones — daily communication in English, overlap hours with CA, and significantly better pricing than downtown agency rates. All meetings happen on Google Meet.

What does custom software development cost for a San Francisco business?

Projects start from $1,500 for a focused first version. The free assessment gives you a personalized range for your exact scope in 3 minutes — no calls required to see it.

How does the free project analysis work?

You answer a few focused questions (about 3 minutes). Our AI generates a personalized roadmap with features, phases and a readiness score — then a human consultant reviews it with you on a free call before any scope or price is final.

Do I own the code?

Yes. On full payment, the source code, hosting and all accounts for your project belong to you. No lock-in.

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Scoping an MVP when the market moves faster than your roadmap

San Francisco buyers often need to prove a concept before the next funding conversation, so scope the first release around the single riskiest assumption — not the full feature list. Write down what must be true for the product to matter, then build only what tests that. A common pattern: one core workflow, one integration, and a way to see whether people return. Defer admin panels, role permissions, and reporting until usage justifies them. Set a fixed review date and decide in advance what result would make you expand, pivot, or stop. Because FNA works remote-first with SF teams across time zones, we can keep short feedback loops without claiming a local office. Pricing starts from $1,500, and the free AI roadmap takes about 3 minutes to generate a starting scope you can pressure-test before committing budget.

Working with a remote-first team across San Francisco time zones

San Francisco teams often work with vendors who are a Slack message away but three time zones behind. FNA is remote-first by design, so delivery runs on written specs, async updates, and scheduled overlap windows rather than hallway conversations. For SF clients, that means you can review progress before your morning standup and leave feedback that gets picked up the same day.

Practically, we agree on a shared channel, a weekly written status, and a demo cadence tied to your release rhythm. Scope changes go through a short written change note so decisions are traceable, not buried in a call. If your team spans Pacific and Eastern hours, we schedule the overlap where it matters — kickoff, design review, and launch — and keep the rest asynchronous.

This model suits SF companies that already run distributed teams and want a vendor that fits that operating style instead of forcing daily in-person check-ins.