LOCATIONS / FLORIDA

AI automation & engineering
for Florida businesses.

ikonic303 forward deployed engineering, AI automation, marketing and security for Florida operating companies of 50–500 people, including 62 cities over 50,000.

Start with the measurement

On-site measurement · Remote build · On-site launch

26,437Florida business locations with 50–499 employees (2023)
62cities with 50,000+ residents
50–500people: the company size we work with

Florida’s mid-size
employer base.

County Business Patterns 2023 counts 26,437 business locations in Florida with 50 to 499 employees, out of 645,575 establishments statewide. Among them: 2,122 in facility, administrative and waste services; 1,825 in construction; 1,604 in professional, scientific and technical services; 1,341 in manufacturing; and 1,168 in transportation and warehousing.

An establishment is one business location, not a whole company. These numbers describe the state economy, not ikonic303’s clients.

62 Florida cities.
One way to start.

Every Florida place with a July 2025 population estimate of at least 50,000, largest first.

Jacksonville1,017,689 residentsMiami489,812 residentsTampa413,554 residentsOrlando333,888 residentsPort St. Lucie268,062 residentsSt. Petersburg264,033 residentsCape Coral236,264 residentsHialeah230,968 residentsTallahassee204,902 residentsFort Lauderdale188,677 residentsPembroke Pines176,714 residentsHollywood157,019 residentsGainesville148,671 residentsPalm Bay148,092 residentsMiramar142,570 residentsCoral Springs138,783 residentsWest Palm Beach127,189 residentsLakeland125,520 residentsPompano Beach117,211 residentsClearwater114,364 residentsMiami Gardens113,579 residentsDavie110,851 residentsPalm Coast109,886 residentsBoca Raton101,582 residentsFort Myers101,581 residentsDeltona100,267 residentsPlantation99,183 residentsSunrise98,846 residentsNorth Port96,551 residentsDeerfield Beach89,339 residentsDaytona Beach88,471 residentsMelbourne87,097 residentsHomestead86,242 residentsKissimmee85,591 residentsBoynton Beach82,396 residentsDoral81,634 residentsMiami Beach81,594 residentsLargo80,690 residentsLauderhill75,668 residentsSt. Cloud74,960 residentsTamarac74,134 residentsOcala71,753 residentsDelray Beach69,809 residentsWeston69,588 residentsSanford67,483 residentsPort Orange66,395 residentsApopka65,552 residentsPalm Beach Gardens63,883 residentsWellington62,662 residentsJupiter62,350 residentsWinter Haven62,313 residentsNorth Miami60,884 residentsMargate60,070 residentsCoconut Creek58,626 residentsSarasota58,458 residentsBradenton58,014 residentsBonita Springs57,634 residentsPensacola53,817 residentsClermont52,812 residentsPinellas Park52,295 residentsOcoee51,932 residentsFort Pierce51,737 residents

What we can work on.

01 / ENGINEERING

Build into the way
your team works.

AI agents, CRM and sales systems, internal tools, and the integrations between them. We start from what the workflow costs today, then decide what is worth building.

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02 / MARKETING

Connect visibility
to an actual response.

Search and answer-engine visibility, content, business profiles and the lead-response system underneath them, reported against a baseline recorded first.

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03 / SECURITY

Understand what is
exposed from outside.

An external assessment: surface mapped from public records, findings triaged by hand, exact fixes. Nothing is tested without a signed scope.

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From an operating problem
to a working system.

  1. Watch the workflow. The people, systems, delays and exceptions involved, observed on site.
  2. Measure the baseline. Labour, rework and leakage, recorded before anything is proposed.
  3. Build and deploy. Inside your existing accounts, with your team, into production.
  4. Run it, then hand it over. Documented, owned by your people, checked against the baseline.

Travel, site access, scope and timing are agreed per engagement. Security work requires its own signed scope. How an engagement runs

ONE WORKFLOW. A MEASURABLE START.

Bring the problem.
We’ll measure it.

Tell us what gets stuck, who touches it, and what it costs when it goes wrong. If the measurement says there is nothing worth building, we will say so.

Start with the measurement