“Digital Hub” means something precise.

Professionals and small firms who come together project by project: you pay the people working on your project, not a structure to keep alive. We are in Città di Castello, in the Tiber Valley, between Florence and Rome.

An idea that came to several heads.

It didn't start at a desk: it came out of the work, among professionals and small firms who already knew each other.

We already knew each other

Each with their own trade

Development, design, photography, content: professionals and small firms who had already crossed paths on real projects, each with their years at the job behind them.

The problem was plain

The client was left in the middle

A serious project touches several trades, and whoever commissions it ended up finding suppliers one by one and making them talk to each other. With the delays and the back-and-forth that follow.

Hence the idea

Join up instead of passing people on

One person to talk to, and behind them the skills that project needs. “Digital Hub” is that: experience that was already there, gathered in one place.

Our philosophy.

They hold for the big client and the small one, and they hold when they cost us the job: when an idea doesn't stand up, we say so before anyone signs.

Built around the way you work

We don't bend a package to fit your work. We look at how you actually work, and build that, in the words you use.

We stay with you after the handover

Delivery isn't goodbye. When something breaks you ring a number and reach someone who knows that software, not a form.

No retainer to keep it running

You pay for the work done, quoted in writing before anything starts. Maintenance is there if you want it, and you can stop it.

The software stays yours

Code, credentials and accounts stay yours. If you ever move it elsewhere, you don't need our permission.

Who we do it with.

The network is not a figure of speech: these are real firms with names, who come into a project when what they do is what it needs.

Tell us about your project.

The first call is free of charge: you leave knowing what is worth doing, and what is not.