B2B branding, product design and web/app development agency
Brightscout is an Austin-based agency pairing brand and UX design with Webflow, React and Next.js builds, backed by a heavy experimentation and analytics toolset (Optimizely, VWO, AB Tasty, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Hotjar). Accelerating, almost entirely senior hiring across Latin America and the US, plus sales pain points around founder-led selling and win rates, suggests an agency professionalizing its go-to-market while scaling nearshore delivery.
Brightscout is a privately held design and development agency founded in 2017 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with 51–200 employees. It serves B2B companies with brand strategy, design research, design systems, UI/UX, illustration, and web and mobile development. Delivery work spans Webflow site builds, website and digital experience audits, SEO, and third-party API integrations. The team hires across the United States, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Mexico and Chile.
Brightscout builds with JavaScript, React, Next.js and Webflow, designs in Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud, and runs analytics and testing through Mixpanel, Amplitude, Optimizely, Hotjar and Segment.
Brightscout hires in the United States, Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Mexico and Chile, with hiring accelerating and focused mainly on senior roles in engineering, marketing and design.
Current work includes website and digital experience audits, SEO and AEO strategy, complex Webflow builds from discovery to launch, third-party API integrations, and sales ops and outbound pipeline improvements.
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