The software development company in Argentina that builds your product end to end

A software development company — often called a software factory in Argentina — builds custom software for other businesses with a permanent, multidisciplinary team: product, design, engineering and QA, instead of a single freelancer or one developer hired at a time. The team already exists, with processes and continuity in place, so you don't have to recruit or coordinate each profile separately.

Three concrete things: you talk directly to the team writing the code, not to an account manager who subcontracts the work; the price is fixed in USD before you start, with no hourly surprises; and the source code is 100% yours, documented, with full infrastructure access.

It depends on the project. A landing page or corporate site starts around USD 2,500 - 6,000; an MVP to validate an idea from USD 5,000; a mobile app from USD 12,000; a custom management system from USD 9,000, and a complete one with several modules can exceed USD 50,000. The price is set in a closed proposal before work starts, based on your project's actual scope.

iOS and Android mobile apps, web applications and dashboards, custom management systems and ERPs, CRMs, e-commerce, and AI process automation. A software company like Deepyze covers all four layers of a digital product — product, design, backend and frontend — so you don't have to coordinate separate vendors for each one.

Yes. Deepyze works fully remote with companies across Latin America and, under a nearshore model, with clients in the United States and Europe who benefit from the Americas time zone overlap. The team communicates in English or Spanish depending on what each client needs.

Yes, always. The source code is 100% yours from the day it's delivered, with no monthly licenses or dependence on the provider to keep operating or move to another team if you ever need to.

A landing page or website takes 3-6 weeks; an MVP or mobile app, 6-12 weeks; a complete management system, 3 to 18 months depending on the number of modules. With partial deliveries every 1-2 weeks, you see real progress throughout the process, not just at the end.