Atlanta Custom Software Development

Yes. Black Airplane is headquartered in Atlanta, and our team is 100% based in the USA. Every engagement is staffed by full-time employees. You work directly with the people doing the work, and it stays with them after kickoff instead of moving to subcontractors or offshore teams.

Equifax, Coca-Cola, and Chick-fil-A are among the Atlanta companies we have built software for. For Equifax, a senior Black Airplane Flutter expert worked inside the myEquifax mobile team, setting one architecture for three teams and taking sign-in and payments to completion.

Yes. We meet Atlanta clients in person, and we travel to meet clients in other cities when a project calls for it. Day to day, you work with your product team on weekly calls and in shared channels.

Our floor for an initial engagement is generally $25,000. A first release built to validate an idea runs around $50,000, a small product around $100,000, and a typical platform $250,000 to $500,000, while large multi-year platforms run into the millions.

With a conversation about what needs to change and who it affects. For most engagements, scoping costs you nothing and takes about two days for a smaller project or one to two weeks for a larger one, ending in a fixed fee and a timeline. If a platform would take longer than that to scope, we recommend a smaller first release instead.

No. We design and build web applications, iPhone, iPad, and Android apps, and AI features that hold up in production, along with the admin tools and integrations behind them. We also modernize systems a business already depends on and embed engineers with in-house teams.

You do. Your company owns the source code, the cloud infrastructure, and the accounts outright, and we work inside accounts you control, so nothing depends on us continuing the engagement. Work after launch is a monthly engagement sized to the product’s pace.