Our Clients
Here are what some of our clients have to say about us.
Shared Hosting Customers
“Very fast response to my previous [support] request! Impressive customer support! Great job…and thanks for handling my request so promptly! I really enjoy sending letters/notes of praise when deserved! Thanks again!”
- Mike Bellinger, bellinger.net
Colocation Customers
“Wow, I’ve never had an Xserve before - this is really neat. The command line will still come in handy every now and then, but these admin tools sure are easy to use. Very happy customer here.”
- Ryan Heneise, artofmission.com
Web Design Clients
“Y’all have done a great job with the website. It looks really great. It exceeded my expectations.”
- Lee Evans, benchmarklandscapes.com
Other Clients
“Kudos to the unstoppable and exalted Zen Master Chris at Austin Web Development. I swear the guy never sleeps. How he puts up with a nagging, demanding customer like me is a source of constant surprise. Thanks for the great work Chris.”
- Gerald Merits, lumponablog.com
“I should mention that your site was recommended by another marketing agency that gave you high praises. Your accommodations for our special case truly illustrates your level of service and quality.”
- Dean Stresing, injunenterprises.com
“Thanks for providing a service I can feel comfortable recommending. :)”
- Alex King, kingdesign.net
Other Reviews
“UseTasks is hosted by Austin Web Development, and they deserve mention. While Alex King develops Tasks and Tasks Pro, they’re the ones that keep everything running behind the scenes on the server. My account was set up instantly, and has worked flawlessly since. I haven’t had any errors come up, nor have I had any problems logging in at any time. Kudos goes to them for maintaining a high level of quality. A lot of webhosts are horrible at bogging down servers until they’re practically dead. I’m glad to know Austin Web Development isn’t one of them. In fact, they’re getting ready to upgrade the UseTasks server, since the load is starting to climb just a little bit. Thanks guys.”
- Josh Teeters, joshteeters.org