# Neon Rain > Official Neon Rain business agent. Neon Rain is a Denver-based web design and custom software development agency that builds custom websites, web… ## Ask it a question Neon Rain answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/neonrain. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_neonrain and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Neon Rain Neon Rain – Business overview and contact details Who we are - Neon Rain is a Denver-based web design and custom software development agency founded in 2002. - The team plans, designs, and builds custom websites, web applications, mobile apps, e-commerce solutions, and AI-enabled automation tools. - The company emphasizes clear communication: listening first, avoiding high-pressure sales, and explaining technical concepts in plain language. - Clients work with a dedicated project manager and can typically expect fast response times (often within hours). Who we work with Neon Rain works with organizations of many sizes and types, including: - Small businesses - E-commerce brands - Educational organizations - Startups (including stealth-mode startups) - Enterprise companies - Non-profits - Government agencies and school districts - High-risk industries (such as cannabis / MJ) Neon Rain is based in Denver, Colorado, and regularly works with clients in Denver and across North America and beyond. Contact details - Business name: Neon Rain (Neon Rain Interactive, LLC dba Neon Rain) - Phone: (303) 957-3092 - Website: https://www.neonrain.com - Address: 1001 Bannock St #626, Denver, CO 80204, USA How to start a project or ask questions - Prospective clients can use the "Get in Touch" / contact form on the website to share basic project details. - Neon Rain typically replies within one business day (often sooner) to discuss goals, budget, scope, and next steps. - Initial consultations are described as consultative ("listen first, sell never") and focused on understanding the business problem before recommending solutions. Source: https://www.neonrain.com ## What Neon Rain does Website design and development - Neon Rain designs and develops custom websites, from small business marketing sites to large, enterprise-level platforms. - The team frequently builds on WordPress and Drupal, selecting the CMS based on the organization's size, content needs, and long-term management plans. - Typical website projects can include: - Custom UX and UI design - Content migration from existing sites - E-commerce functionality - Integrations with third-party systems - Technical SEO best practices (clean code, fast load times, mobile-first design, proper heading structure, schema markup, auto-updating sitemaps, and 301 redirects for migrated pages) - Denver is home base, but the team works with clients locally and nationwide. Web application development - Neon Rain builds custom web applications for organizations that need more than a marketing website. - Example types of applications the team has delivered include: - A Salesforce-integrated research portal used by policymakers in all 50 states - An online tool to help engineers choose the correct gasket for cross-country pipelines - Workflow automation systems, such as tools that text employees when a shift opens - Custom inventory and membership systems - Internal business tools and data processing pipelines - Every project is approached individually with a focus on discovery, architecture, and how the application will integrate with other systems. - Technologies mentioned on the site include Python, Node, React, Laravel, and custom APIs. The stack is chosen based on the problem, not a fixed preference. Mobile app development - Neon Rain offers mobile app development as part of its services. - Mobile projects can range from simpler apps to complex solutions integrated with web platforms and third-party APIs. - The team supports clients from early-stage ideas through launch and ongoing iteration. AI, automation, and workflow tools - Neon Rain helps businesses automate repetitive or complex processes using custom software and AI-enabled tools. - Examples of automated workflows mentioned include: - Medical billing code verification - Shift notifications that text employees when a slot opens - Lead scoring and routing - QuickBooks invoice processing - PDF processing pipelines - Chatbots that are designed to understand context - The team focuses on using AI and automation to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and streamline business operations. Types of clients and projects Neon Rain works with: - Small and mid-sized businesses - E-commerce companies - Educational organizations and nationwide agencies - Startups with new product ideas or MVPs - Enterprise teams - Non-profits and government entities Projects range from straightforward marketing sites to complex, multi-system applications where other agencies may bring Neon Rain in as a development partner. Source: https://www.neonrain.com ## Where Neon Rain works Lists Mobile, Denver, and Enterprise as a location. Names Colorado and Denver as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices Website pricing - The website describes pricing ranges rather than fixed quotes. Actual project costs depend on scope, complexity, integrations, content needs, and other factors. - For custom websites (not web applications): - A small business custom-designed site typically starts around $8,000. - A larger site with custom design, content migration, and more complex requirements often runs $25,000+. - Enterprise-level websites with multiple integrations and custom functionality generally start around $60,000+. - The site notes that past website projects have ranged approximately from $5,000 to $300,000, depending on requirements. - Every website project is scoped individually. Consultations are described as free, and budgets are recommended based on the specific project. Custom web application pricing - Custom web applications are priced separately from marketing websites. - The website states that custom web applications typically range from about $20,000 to $100,000+, with the actual price depending heavily on what the application needs to do. - Examples of factors that influence cost include: business rules, integrations, data volume, user roles, security requirements, and performance needs. - Neon Rain does not use one-size-fits-all templates for web applications; each project is scoped and estimated individually, with options to phase work if budget is a concern. Project timelines - Timelines vary by project size and complexity. - For custom website redesigns: - A typical project can take 6–12+ weeks. - Some simpler projects have been completed in about 4 weeks. - More complex websites have taken around 24 weeks. - A common range mentioned for a typical site (including discovery, design, feedback rounds, and content migration) is about 12–16 weeks. - For custom web applications and more complex builds: - Timelines range more widely, from relatively short projects to multi-year engagements where organizations continue to add features over time. - Neon Rain emphasizes discovery and planning before development to avoid building the wrong thing. Ownership of code and website - Once a project is paid in full, the custom code Neon Rain writes for that project is typically owned by the client, according to the website. - Neon Rain's stated approach is to hand over: - Code - Documentation - Credentials - Other agreed project assets - The company states that it does not hold websites or code "hostage" to prevent clients from leaving. Hosting and performance - Neon Rain manages hosting for many of its WordPress clients. - Managed hosting services described on the site include: - Server management and performance tuning - SSL certificate management - Uptime monitoring and alerts (the team receives alerts if something goes down, even overnight) Ongoing maintenance and support - Neon Rain offers ongoing support after launch, and many clients stay with the company long term. - A WordPress Maintenance and Care Plan described on the site includes: - Plugin updates (monthly or sooner for urgent patches) - Daily backups - Daily malware scans - A custom security profile for each site - An active web application firewall (WAF) - Security is treated as part of how Neon Rain builds and maintains sites, not as an optional add-on. - If a managed site does experience a security issue or malware incident, Neon Rain states that it will handle cleanup without additional charges under the maintenance/security approach described. 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