DIGITAL. CREATIVITY. EXPERIENCE.
FULL-CYCLE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS AGENCY...
- Location
- Arlington, Virginia
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
- Average Hourly Rate
- $100/hr
- Minimal Budget
- $10,000 - $25,000
- Portfolios Count
- 16 Projects Listed
Five Jars Services
- Web Design
- Software Development
- Web Development
- eCommerce Development
- SEO
- UI/UX Design
- WordPress Website Design
- CRM Consulting
- Digital Strategy
- Mobile App Development
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George Washington's Mount Vernon -
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Montana NSF EPSCoR -
YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties -
YMCA of Greater Brandywine
Five Jars Reviews & Testimonials
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Jake Mackay Founder at Print Shoppe4.7 ★Software Development Review from Jake Mackay
For quite a long time we took orders by e-mail or personally from customers. It took a lot of time, as we either made layouts by hand or printed them according to the vague requirements of clients. All these difficulties have pushed us to take a step towards the digital transformation of our business. The team of Five Jars has developed a frontend and backend for our web tool to create print layouts. The team is not afraid to take on difficult tasks!
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Anthony North Owner at E-learning platform5.0 ★Responsive Review from Anthony North
I was looking for companies that had experience with large educational platforms. There are some really big players in the eLearning market in Five Jars' portfolio, so I trusted their development experience. After all our platform has become more attractive to users. Over the past year, we have noticed a significant increase in daily visits, so much so that we even had to change hosting. Five Jars helped us with that too!
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Colin Knox Founder at Philadelphia Event Producers5.0 ★Small Business Review from Colin Knox
I'm satisfied with the MVP we've done with the Five Jars team. I am currently looking for an investor for this project. I love working with professionals when I don't have to dive into a whole area that I don't know. Working with the Five Jars was a real partnership where the other side fulfilled their obligations without my constant checks.