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A small shop that finishes things.
Sadiku Technologies is an independent web and software studio in Houston, run by Nick Sadiku. Short client list on purpose.
The studio
- Founded by
- Nick Sadiku
- Based
- Houston, Texas
- Team
- Principal plus specialists
- Sectors
- Transport, property, services
- Clients at once
- Three, maximum
The studio started out of frustration with the tools service companies get handed. Quotes took too long. Rates lived in three versions of the same spreadsheet. The website sat inside a platform that charged more every year to hold it.
So we built the alternatives. A pricing calculator. A rate database. A lead pipeline. A bookkeeping app. Sites rebuilt as plain code on hosting the client controls. Operators saw them working and asked who did it. That is how the client list grew.
We are not a growth agency and we do not sell strategy decks. Two things get built here: a site that earns the call, and software that keeps the work moving after it comes in.
Every project goes through one person, start to finish. That is why only three run at a time, and why they finish.
Four standing rules.
You own it
Source files, hosting, domain and analytics go in your name on day one. Nothing is held hostage.
- Source files
- Hosting
- Domain
- Analytics
Written before built
Scope, timeline and price on paper before anyone opens an editor. Changes get priced before they happen.
- Fixed scope
- Fixed price
Fast beats clever
A page that opens instantly on a phone at the curb outperforms one that animates. Speed is a feature.
- Static pages
- No plugin sprawl
Plain code
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript any developer can read a year from now, including one who is not us.
- Readable
- Portable
If you work with the studio, you work with him.
Nick Sadiku — founder and principal. Two decades inside Houston's service economy, and the last several building the software that made it manageable.
Scope, build and launch all run through one desk. There is no account manager between you and the person writing the code.