Most small businesses don't need a SaaS subscription — they need the thing that actually does the job. LTP Solutions builds marketing sites, internal tools, integrations, automations, and purpose-built apps. Whether the right answer is AWS or a container on your own TrueNAS depends on the job, not on what's being pushed this quarter.
This is remote-friendly work, so engagements aren't limited to the Canton, GA area — if your team is in Atlanta, Nashville, or anywhere in between, the distance doesn't matter. On-site visits still happen when hardware is involved.
Remote engagements nationwide. On-site work in Canton, Woodstock, and the greater Atlanta metro.
Both. Some projects are a single deliverable; others turn into a monthly retainer for iteration and ops support. Whichever fits.
You do. Everything is delivered with source, documentation, and a handoff path. No proprietary lock-in.
Usually yes. Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft 365, Monday, Asana, Stripe, QuickBooks — the point of this work is to make your existing tools play nicely instead of adding another subscription.
Good question. The right use cases are narrow and measurable: drafting first passes, summarizing long threads, extracting data from PDFs, triaging incoming requests. I don't ship AI features that sound cool but don't move a metric.