HabileLabs builds custom Salesforce solutions for SMBs, growing companies, and ISV firms that have outgrown what standard configuration can do.
For many businesses, the problem is not Salesforce. It is how it was built. Standard flows and out-of-the-box layouts take you to a point then the team finds workarounds, adoption stalls, and the platform that was supposed to accelerate the business starts slowing it down.
We build on top of Salesforce in Apex and Lightning Web Components. Clean code. Named developer. Full accountability from the first sprint to the last deployment.
Custom classes, triggers, batch jobs, and scheduled automation written with test coverage above 85%, governor limit compliance, and documentation your team can maintain. We do not write code that only we can support. Every Apex engagement is handed over clean, documented, and ready for the next developer who touches it.
Custom Salesforce interfaces that match how your team actually works. A sales rep should be able to update a deal, log a call, and move a pipeline stage in three clicks, not navigate four different objects. LWC components built to reduce friction and lift adoption without a retraining programme.
If you are building a product on Salesforce to sell through AppExchange, the security review is the gate you have to pass and failing it delays your go-to-market by weeks or months. We have passed it on our own product, ISV Insights, and we apply the same standards to every ISV client. CRUD/FLS enforcement, XSS protection, namespace management, done right from the start.
If you have inherited a Salesforce org with bad code, untested triggers, governor limit violations, undocumented customisations we audit and fix it. Growing businesses regularly come to us after outpacing the quality of their original build. The codebase gets cleaned, documented, and handed back in a state your team can manage.
Customer-facing and partner portals built on Salesforce Experience Cloud. Custom themes, LWC components, and data access scoped correctly for external users, so your clients and partners see exactly what they should.
Most Salesforce orgs are paying for Einstein features that were never switched on. Einstein Lead Scoring, Opportunity Insights, Activity Capture, Prediction Builder, Einstein Bots they are included in many licences and sitting unused because nobody configured them correctly when the org went live.
When teams abandon Salesforce for spreadsheets, adoption usually isn’t the problem. The platform does not match how the business operates and no amount of training fixes a bad data model or a workflow that takes eleven clicks to complete a two-click task.
Standard Salesforce objects and layouts do not match the company's sales process, reps find it faster to use Excel.
A previous developer built Apex without test coverage, hitting governor limits and breaking on routine operations.
An AppExchange submission was rejected by Salesforce security review, CRUD/FLS violations, XSS issues and the go-to-market is weeks behind.
The business has grown past what Flow automation can handle and needs proper Apex development.
In this industry, it is easy to put certified developers in a proposal and deliver junior staff on the project. It happens more than clients realize and by the time they notice, the codebase is the problem.
HabileLabs has a different standard. Every developer we assign has hands-on delivery history in Apex and LWC. We verify experience, not just certifications. If they have not built it before, they are not leading your project.
As a Salesforce Select Partner, HabileLabs has been vetted for expertise in Salesforce development and AppExchange delivery. The partner status reflects the quality of what we build assessed by Salesforce, not just claimed by us.
ISV Insights is HabileLabs' own AppExchange tool - built in Apex, packaged as a managed package, submitted through Salesforce's security review, and live on the AppExchange. When it comes to failed submissions, we have solved the same problem on our own product first, so you don’t have to worry about it.
No bait-and-switch. No junior handoff. We have a strict no-moonlighting, no-shadowing policy. The developer who reviews your requirements in week one is the person writing the code in week two.
Every Apex engagement is handed over with documentation and test coverage above 85%. We do not write code that creates a dependency on us. Clean handover is part of the deliverable.
The team is openly communicative and our stakeholders are impressed with their work culture and ethics.
— Client via Clutch
A small-to-medium custom Salesforce build for an SMB typically runs between $15,000 and $50,000. More complex builds with multiple integrations and custom AppExchange packages run $50,000 to $150,000. We scope every engagement clearly before work begins.
Yes. Code remediation is one of our most common engagements. We audit the existing codebase, identify governor limit violations, untested triggers, and security issues then fix and document everything. Growing businesses regularly come to us after outgrowing a basic implementation not built to scale.
Salesforce reviews every AppExchange app before listing. Common rejection reasons include missing CRUD/FLS checks, XSS vulnerabilities, and SOQL injection risks. A failed review delays go-to-market. We build packages with these requirements from the start and we have passed Salesforce's security review on our own product.
A focused LWC component build takes one to three weeks. A full custom implementation for an SMB with data migration and one integration typically takes six to twelve weeks. AppExchange managed package development, depending on scope, typically takes ten to sixteen weeks including security review preparation.
