We Build in TypeScript.
We Scale on AWS.
We Integrate with HubSpot.

SiteIT Solutions is a bespoke software agency for mid-sized companies that need production-grade TypeScript applications, event-driven AWS serverless infrastructure, and HubSpot implementations — integrated with whatever stack your business already runs on.

✓ Deep AWS expertise  ·  ✓ HubSpot implementation specialists  ·  ✓ TypeScript-first delivery

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Default Stack & Integration Partners

AWS
HubSpot
TypeScript
Next.js
Node.js
Docker
Terraform

What We Build, Run, and Connect

Three interconnected disciplines, scoped to the realistic stack of a $1M–$10M business — your codebase, your cloud, and your tools.

Application Development & Data

TypeScript by default — full-stack apps from Lambda functions to React frontends, TDD-first and built to be owned by your team. When working in existing codebases, we ship in the language that's already there.

#TypeScript#NextJS#NestJS#Ruby#Python#TDD
Cloud Architecture & Modernization

Event-driven AWS serverless when we get to choose — Lambda, SQS, SNS, EventBridge, with CDK or Terraform as the IaC. Already running on another cloud provider like Azure, GCP, Vercel, DigitalOcean, or Heroku, we can deliver there and modernize from inside.

#Lambda#SQS#CDK#Terraform#Modernization
CRM, Revenue Ops & Integrations

HubSpot from the data model up — CRM, Sales, Marketing, Service, CMS, and Operations Hubs as needed, with custom properties, workflow automation, and API integrations. Connected to QuickBooks, Stripe, and whatever other tools you're already running on.

#HubSpot#Workflows#API#Integrations#CMSThemes

Why SiteIT

We Go Deep on the Stack You Already Run.

TypeScript, AWS, and HubSpot are our default stack. We deliver across whatever your business actually runs on. We've seen enough $1M–$10M stacks to know which seams break.

01

TypeScript-first, language-fluent

TypeScript is our default across frontend, backend, and cloud infrastructure. When you arrive with Ruby, Rails, or a Python ML pipeline, we ship those too.

02

AWS by default, cloud-pragmatic

We design event-driven serverless on AWS when we get to choose — Lambda, SQS, SNS, and EventBridge from the first commit. We deliver on Vercel, DigitalOcean, Heroku, or your existing cloud when that's where the business already lives.

03

HubSpot for revenue ops, integrated with everything else

We implement HubSpot CRM, Sales, Marketing, and Workflow Automation from the data model up — not the defaults. We connect it to QuickBooks, ClickFunnels, Stripe, Thinkific, and whatever else you already run.

04

Bespoke means you own the code

No platform lock-in. Your engineers inherit clean, tested code they can extend without us. We build for handoff from day one.

Engagement Models

We Work the Way You Need

Most agencies offer one model. We offer the one that fits your team.

Full Delivery

Build For You

SiteIT owns full delivery — architecture, development, testing, deployment. You provide the requirements and product direction; we provide the engineering.

We take full ownership of delivery — from architecture decisions to production deployment. You stay in the loop without being in the weeds.

Best For

Companies without an in-house team, or teams at capacity

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Team Extension

Embed With Your Team

Our engineers integrate into your team — same repo, same standups, same sprint cadence. Peer-level collaboration with built-in expertise in TypeScript, AWS, HubSpot, and the integrations they touch.

We integrate into your team — same repo, same standups, same standard of delivery. No vendor-client dynamic. Peer engineers who happen to specialize in what you need.

Best For

Teams adding TypeScript, AWS, HubSpot, or integration expertise to an existing engineering org

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How We Build

From brief to production — five phases, test-first, AI-assisted, and shipped on the stack that fits.

01

Discovery Phase

TypeScript AuditAWS AssessmentHubSpot Audit

Every engagement begins with a structured technical discovery. For TypeScript projects, we review existing codebases or define a clean architecture from scratch — assessing type coverage, test strategy, and module boundaries. For AWS work, we map the event-driven requirements against Lambda, SQS, SNS, and EventBridge to design the infrastructure topology before a line of CDK is written. For HubSpot implementations, we audit the existing CRM data model — object hierarchies, lifecycle stages, pipeline stages — and document what needs to be redesigned before any workflow automation is built. For non-AWS clouds, the same discovery applies — we map your existing platform before proposing changes. Discovery ends with a written architecture brief that both teams have verified.

02

Planning Phase

CDK IaCTerraformTypeScript InterfacesHubSpot Data Model

Planning translates the architecture brief into a sprint-level roadmap. TypeScript API contracts and interface definitions are written before any implementation begins — so both the frontend and backend teams have an agreed-upon shape for the data. AWS infrastructure stacks are scoped as CDK constructs, versioned from day one, and reviewed before provisioning. HubSpot custom object schemas, property groups, and pipeline configurations are designed in full before any portal changes are made. Milestones are set around deployable increments — every sprint ships something observable.

03

Build Phase

TypeScriptTDDClaude CodeAWS LambdaJest / Vitest

Build is where the architecture becomes code. We develop in TypeScript strict mode throughout — no implicit any, no escape hatches. Tests are written before implementation (Test-Driven Development): a failing test defines the contract, passing the test is the definition of done. Claude Code is an active pair partner in this phase — not autocomplete. AI assists with architecture review, implementation generation, and code quality feedback in real time, accelerating delivery without compromising coverage. Lambda handlers are built as stateless, event-driven units. HubSpot private apps and API integrations are coded and version-controlled — not configured in the portal UI. Every sprint ends with a production deployment, not a staging demo.

04

Analysis & Iteration

CloudWatchX-RayHubSpot SandboxIntegration Tests

After each sprint increment, we validate the build against both automated and real-world conditions. Integration tests run against AWS services in a staging environment — not mocks. CloudWatch structured logging and X-Ray tracing are configured as part of deployment, not added as an afterthought. HubSpot changes are validated in a sandbox portal before touching production. TypeScript strict compilation and automated test coverage gates run in CI on every push. Stakeholder demos close each sprint cycle — feedback is incorporated in the following planning phase, not deferred to a release.

05

Continuous Improvement

X-Ray TracingHubSpot AnalyticsRetainerTypeScript

Post-deployment, we stay in the loop. AWS CloudWatch dashboards and X-Ray service maps give us live observability into Lambda invocation patterns, error rates, and SQS queue depths — so we catch performance gaps before they become incidents. HubSpot reporting surfaces CRM data quality, workflow enrollment rates, and lifecycle stage velocity. We run a TypeScript version upgrade cadence as the ecosystem evolves. For clients on a retainer, SiteIT engineers remain available for new feature development, infrastructure scaling decisions, and HubSpot process improvements. The relationship doesn't end at handoff.

See this process applied to real TypeScript, AWS, and HubSpot projects.

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The Stack Behind the Work

Three layers: the application, the cloud, and the revenue or sales stack. TypeScript by default. AWS by default. HubSpot for revenue ops, integrated with whatever else you run.

Application Layer

TypeScript
React & Next.js
NestJS
Node.js
Next.js
DockerLocal dev / CI

Cloud Infrastructure

LambdaServerless Functions
SQSMessage Queuing
SNSEvent Notifications
API GatewayHTTP + WebSocket
DynamoDBNoSQL
CDK / SAMInfrastructure as Code
TerraformMulti-cloud IaC
EventBridgeAsync Orchestration
CloudFrontCDN
S3Object Storage

Revenue & Integrations

HubSpot CRM
Marketing HubHubSpot
Sales HubHubSpot
CMS HubHubSpot
QuickBooksAccounting
StripePayments
ClickFunnels
ClickFunnelsFunnels
Thinkific
ThinkificLMS

Built. Deployed. Owned.

Real numbers from real projects — across the stacks our clients actually run.

40+Projects Delivered
5+Cloud Platforms Shipped To
15+HubSpot Portals Implemented
90%Client Retention Rate

Our Work

Work That Ships

Real projects. Real stack. Real outcomes.

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SaaS / Service IndustryFull-Stack Product Development

One Dashboard for 2,400 Solo Businesses — Built in Under 5 Months

SiteIT Solutions designed, architected, and shipped NSuite Solo — a full-stack SaaS platform replacing the $100–185/mo fragmented tool stacks solo service professionals (detailers, stylists, photographers, consultants) were stitching together. Scheduling, CRM, invoicing, Stripe payments, and a public booking page — all in one dashboard, built in 4.5 months.

Results

  • 2,400+ registered users at launch
  • 641 production commits shipped across 4.5 months
  • ~$47–50/mo infrastructure cost for a production-grade SaaS
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Personal Development / Leadership TrainingHubSpot CMS Development

A Fully Custom HubSpot React Theme for a World-Class Personal Brand

SiteIT Solutions designed and delivered a complete HubSpot CMS React theme for Joey Klein — Transformation and Mastery Expert, bestselling author, corporate speaker, and founder of Inner Matrix Systems. 46 purpose-built modules across 13 page templates transformed three disconnected web properties into a unified, premium personal brand platform serving authors, speakers, corporate training buyers, press, and individual coaching clients.

Results

  • 46 custom React modules covering the full marketing site surface
  • 13 page templates: author, speaker, coaching, courses, press kit, book launch, and more
  • Full book launch influencer suite — 7 dedicated modules replacing ad-hoc email/Drive workflows
  • HubSpot Islands Architecture: React interactivity with server-rendered performance
  • 197 commits shipped across a 6-month engagement
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Personal Development / Coaching / EducationAPI & Webhook Integration

Eliminating Manual Enrollment for a High-Volume Coaching Business

SiteIT Solutions extended Inner Matrix Systems' production Ruby on Rails API to connect their ClickFunnels sales funnels directly to Thinkific (LMS), HubSpot (CRM), and QuickBooks Online — eliminating manual student enrollment entirely. Every funnel purchase now automatically creates a Thinkific account, enrolls the student in the correct course, updates their HubSpot contact and deal pipeline, and posts a QuickBooks journal entry in real time.

Results

  • Zero manual enrollment work for every ClickFunnels → Thinkific funnel purchase
  • Every funnel sale auto-creates a HubSpot Deal, updates the contact, and joins the correct marketing list
  • Real-time QuickBooks journal entries on all funnel-originated and Thinkific-sourced revenue
  • 4 platforms fully connected: ClickFunnels, Thinkific, HubSpot, QuickBooks (+ EasyPay Direct, Dropbox Sign)
  • 4 HubSpot batch-sync Rake tasks delivered for legacy data migration and API v3 modernization
  • Ongoing engagement across 4 delivery phases since August 2024
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Ready to Build Something Incredible?

Tell us what you're building. We'll help you bring it to life.

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What to expect

  1. 1

    We review your brief

    Within 24 hours we'll review your message and identify the right approach.

  2. 2

    Discovery call

    30 minutes to understand your stack, requirements, and timeline.

  3. 3

    Scope & proposal

    We scope the work and send a proposal. Billing is $125/hr per consultant, invoiced weekly.

  4. 4

    We get to work

    We start with your first sprint — architecture, tests, and working code.