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What we build, what it costs, who owns it, and how it starts.

01What does Zarbyte do?
Zarbyte is a custom software company. We expect you already run on something: a CRM, a site, inventory, the books. We learn the gap in that stack, then we build the thing that closes it: a website, a tool, or a full system.
02What does Solutions as Software mean?
The software is the solution. Not a product you squeeze the work into, and not a demand that you throw out what you already paid for. We deliver whatever actually fixes the problem, sized to the operation you already have.
03Do you sell a product or a platform?
No. We do not sell a catalog. You already have software. We sit with how that software fails the work, then we build the piece that closes the gap, connect what you have, or replace the one tool that is in the way.
04Do you build customer tracking and CRM software?
Yes, when that is the job. Sometimes it is one tool next to the CRM they already have. Sometimes they need their own: a CRM or customer system built for how this company actually sells.
05Do you build wholesale, order, and inventory software?
Yes. That can be one tool: taking the order, counting what you can still sell, a report the floor trusts. Or it can be a system: their own operations software, including an app on the phone.
06Can you connect the software we already use?
Yes. If two tools you already paid for keep forcing people to retype the same line, we can build the link, or replace the one that keeps breaking.
07How do you decide between a website, a tool, and a system?
We sit with what you already have. If the site is the problem, we say so. If one missing tool is the hole, we build that. If they need their own CRM, operations system, or an app on the App Store, we build a system.
08Where is Zarbyte located?
Zarbyte is headquartered in Waxahachie, Texas, and serves Ellis County and Navarro County. We also work with people we cannot sit with in person. The work is the same either way.
09How does a project start?
You tell us what is going on, including the software you already use. We read that first, before we talk about building anything new. Then we tell you what we would build, connect, or replace, and if we are the right people for it.
10What technical work do you do besides building software?
Email migration, domain services, server monitoring, and the other unglamorous jobs that keep operations online: SSL, backups, hosting, the work that has to function on a Tuesday.
11How much does custom software cost?
It depends on the gap. A website, a single tool next to what you have, and a full system are different jobs. We will not quote a catalog price. After we hear what you already run and what is broken, we tell you what we would build and what that takes.
12Who owns the code?
You do. The software is yours. We write it, we host it, and we maintain it. You are not renting a product from us, and you are not left holding a box of files with nobody to run it.
13Do you host and maintain what you build?
Yes. That is the default. You own the code. We keep it online, we watch it, and we stay on it when the work changes. If you need us on email, domains, or the server too, that is the same people.
14What is The feed?
The feed is Zarbyte’s notes from the shop. Occasional writing about the work, the county, and what we are seeing. When a new note is up, it lives there.
15Who is Zarbyte for?
Operators who already have software and still feel the week fighting them: a site that does not do the job, a CRM the team will not finish using, tools that will not talk. If you want software built for the operations you already have, that is us.

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