In the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma, a 171-person architecture and engineering firm operates with the revenue of a tech startup but the digital footprint of a local restaurant. Cyntergy represents a fascinating paradox: a $60.8M full-service firm that commands the Oklahoma market yet barely registers on the global web.

"Cyntergy proves that in B2B services, local dominance can exist in complete digital obscurity."

The technology stack tells a story of practicality over innovation. jQuery, Bootstrap, and legacy libraries dominate—tools chosen for reliability, not cutting-edge performance. This isn't criticism; it's a strategic choice. When your clients are construction companies and municipal agencies, uptime matters more than bleeding-edge UX. The site loads, it works, and it serves its purpose: converting warm leads into contracts.

• Revenue-per-employee: ~$355K (exceptionally high for architecture)
• Leadership includes principals who've likely been there decades
• No venture funding needed—self-sustaining growth model
• Traffic quality over quantity: 2,821 visits that matter locally