Simform

Simform is a digital engineering services company founded in 2010. Its headquarters is in Orlando, Florida, and it describes itself as an AI-native engineering company that builds digital products and enterprise solutions. Rather than a list of separate projects, it presents its work as a co-engineering model, in which its engineers work alongside a client's own teams.

The company covers a broad range of technology work, from product strategy and modernisation to data platforms, AI agents, cloud operations and business platforms such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Salesforce. It lists industry experience in financial services, healthcare and life sciences, retail and e-commerce, supply chain and logistics, and high-tech companies.

Key features

• Digital product engineering. Product strategy, product modernisation, product engineering, lab-as-a-service and long-term product sustenance.
• Data engineering. Data integration, data platform modernisation, analytics with generative BI, and DataOps.
• AI and machine learning. Agentic AI, data science consulting, machine learning development and AIOps.
• Cloud and platform engineering. Cloud migration and modernisation, DevSecOps and AI-assisted software delivery.
• Advisory. Readiness and roadmap work for AI adoption, cloud, data platforms and product modernisation before build commitments are made.
• Customer experience and enterprise platforms. UX transformation, composable commerce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Salesforce, Power Platform, enterprise integration and robotic process automation.
• Managed services. Application, cloud and AIOps managed services that keep systems running after launch.
• Partnerships. Partner badges for Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, IBM, Datadog, Databricks, Snowflake and Anthropic's Claude, and a stated CMMI Level 3 appraisal.

Who it is for

Simform suits mid-sized and large companies that need several kinds of engineering under one supplier, for example modernising a product, moving it to the cloud and adding AI features, or running Microsoft and Salesforce platforms with ongoing support. Funded start-ups can also use it for product builds. Very small projects may sit below the budget bands its contact form starts from.

Pricing at a glance

Simform does not publish rates. Its contact form asks visitors to choose a budget range, with bands from $25K to $50K up to more than $500K, or to say they are not sure. A free 30-minute technical consultation comes first, followed by calls with the technical team and onboarding once a plan is signed off; the site says it replies within 24 hours. For some services it mentions outcome-aligned commercial terms. Prices as checked on 10 October 2026; confirm on the vendor's pricing page.

Things to consider

• Broad catalogue. With many service lines, ask to meet the people who would work on your project and see examples close to it.
• Office details. The site names the Orlando headquarters but does not list its delivery locations clearly; ask where your team will be based and its working hours.
• Proprietary accelerators. Simform offers its own AI accelerators such as PexAI; clarify licensing and exit terms if they are used.
• Platform partnerships. Ask how technology choices are made given its many vendor partnerships.

Getting started

1. Review the services overview for the area you need.
2. Prepare goals, current systems, timeline and a realistic budget band.
3. Fill in the contact form and book the free consultation.
4. Compare the resulting technical plan with at least one other proposal.