Why Miami

We picked Miami
on purpose.

Miami is where capital, talent and policy meet the warmest weather in the country. A tech-friendly local government, a pro-builder mayor, and an ecosystem that grew up around founders. Not the other way around.

From our HQ in Brickell, Plutobee runs leadership, product, partnerships and our marketing-platforms practice. The rest of the swarm runs the clock.

Miami · HQ
25.76° N
80.19° W
Founders. Product. Partnerships.
Marketing platforms.
Open 8 AM. Late.
Local time--:--
Follow the sun

A working day that never ends.

Because our offices wrap the globe, there's always a Plutobee team awake, on shift, and watching your systems. When something breaks at 3 AM in New York, it's 10 AM in Berlin, and we're already on it.

Miami
San Francisco
Berlin
Tallinn
Istanbul
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Operating values

How we work, in plain English.

Value 01

Ship weekly.

Every engagement demos working software every week. No exceptions. Momentum is a product.

Value 02

Own the outcome.

We measure ourselves on what your business measures itself on. Hours billed is a lagging indicator.

Value 03

Senior by default.

Every project has a senior engineer in the room. We don't farm out the thinking.

Value 04

Transparent always.

Shared backlogs, shared Slack, shared dashboards. You see what we see, when we see it.

Value 05

Security first.

Threat-model on day one, secure defaults, no theatre. Tallinn keeps us honest.

Value 06

Documentation is real work.

If it's not written down, it didn't happen. Your team should be able to run what we built.

By the numbers

Built to ship at scale.

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Our offices

Five rooms.
One studio.

HQ

Miami, USA

Brickell. Leadership, product, Anthropic partnerships, marketing platforms.

25.76°N · 80.19°W
West Coast

San Francisco, USA

SoMa. AI research, platform engineering, late-night deploys.

37.77°N · 122.42°W
Europe

Berlin, Germany

Mitte. Backend, cloud infrastructure, distributed systems.

52.52°N · 13.40°E
Europe

Tallinn, Estonia

Old Town. Security, compliance, identity. Europe's cyber capital.

59.43°N · 24.75°E
EMEA

Istanbul, Türkiye

Levent. Engineering bench, design studio, where the swarm grew up.

41.01°N · 28.97°E
Coming

Singapore (2027)

APAC bench to close the loop on follow-the-sun. Soon.

Planned

Want to work with the swarm?

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Voices in the Hive

Who writes The Hive Letter.

The Insights blog and The Hive Letter are written by the engineers who actually ship the work. Bylines are real, opinions are personal, and seniority shows up in the writing.

Diana K.

Staff Engineer, Data & Platform · Berlin

12 years building distributed systems. Previously at a Series C fintech and a global telco. Writes about Postgres, infrastructure-as-code, and the unglamorous parts of reliability engineering.

Marcus T.

Senior AI Engineer · San Francisco

7 years shipping LLM-based products. Heavy time in agent evaluation, retrieval pipelines and structured tool use. Writes about evals, hallucinations and where AI is actually load-bearing.

Ahmet O.

Blockchain Engineer · Istanbul

9 years across Solana and EVM. Built our compressed NFT pipeline and the wallet adapter integration that powers the Hive. Writes about on-chain economics, gas, and Solana program tradeoffs.

Lena S.

Platform Engineer · Tallinn

10 years in DevOps and SRE. Runs our internal developer platform. Writes about Terraform, Kubernetes, and the operational cost of cleverness.

Pelin Y.

Senior Engineer, AI Tooling · Istanbul

6 years on agent infrastructure. Contributor to internal MCP servers. Writes about Anthropic SDK internals, agent loops and how to reason about LLM systems as code.

The Stinger Team

Stinger Security · Tallinn / Berlin

Offensive security team across OSCP, OSEP and OSCE3 holders. Writes about red-team findings (with permission), web app pen-testing, and what we wish more SaaS teams knew about session handling.

Trusted by teams shipping to real users
Series B fintech
EU MVNO
FL CPA group
Solana studio
9-figure SaaS
Venture studio
Ownership

100% employee owned.

No outside investors. No private equity. No venture capital exit clock. Every engineer, designer, and security professional who works on customer engagements holds equity in the company they work for.

Why it matters to you

The senior engineer on your account is an owner. Their incentives are aligned with the long-term health of your engagement, not with hitting a quarterly bookings target for a CRO they have never met.

How it works

The founding team transferred majority equity into an employee ownership trust at founding. Every engineer who completes their first 18 months receives equity. Vesting continues throughout tenure. There is no acquihire exit waiting for us.

What it means in practice

We can say no to bad-fit engagements. We can pick boring, proven tools instead of resume-driven novelty. We can publish honest pricing. We can invest in customer relationships that take five years to compound. None of those decisions are available to a VC-backed agency.

The numbers. 100% of company equity sits with current and former employees. Founder holdings are below 25%. No single individual holds majority control. No outside investor holds any equity, debt convertible, SAFE, or warrant. We have never taken external capital and we do not plan to.

What this means for compensation. We pay 75th to 90th percentile cash for the role and region. Equity vests over 4 years with a 1-year cliff. Profit share distributed annually. Tenure-based equity refresh at year 4 and beyond. No cliffs designed to push out senior talent.

What this means for governance. Major decisions (large acquisitions, dissolution, material changes to ownership structure) require a supermajority vote of equity holders. Board has two employee-elected seats plus three founder seats. No independent directors at this stage; we will add them as we grow.

What this means for customers. Continuity. We are not preparing for an exit. We are not pivoting toward what looks better to investors. The technology firm you sign with this year will be substantially the same technology firm five years from now: same culture, same delivery framework, same accountability to the people who do the work.

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