Clear scope. Fixed price. Pay after it works for you.
A collaborative 30–90 day delivery plan, from agreement to working software. Your team brings the business knowledge. We bring the design and engineering.
01
Meet & agree
Start with a no-obligation discovery call. We learn about your business and assess whether a custom build makes sense. Before development, we agree the scope, fixed price, acceptance criteria and 30–90 day delivery plan. No upfront development payment.
What you get
A written agreement and a shared definition of success.
02
Discover the details
We work with your team to map the tools you use, their costs and integrations. We follow how work moves between people and find where delays, repeated entry and missing information create friction.
What you get
A current-state map: systems, costs, handoffs and bottlenecks.
03
Design your workflow
We agree how information should move, who owns each step and what the software should make easier. Your team reviews the screens and the practical workflow before we build.
What you get
A workflow blueprint and a prototype your team can review.
04
Build with your team
We build in visible iterations and demonstrate working software. Your feedback helps us check the agreed workflow against real day-to-day use. Scope changes are reviewed before extra work starts.
What you get
Working software, regular demonstrations and clear progress.
05
Test & launch
We test real scenarios, check migrated data where included, fix issues and help the team get ready. Rollout and training are planned around your operation.
What you get
Live software and a team ready to use it.
06
Accept, then pay
After launch, you review the software against the agreed acceptance criteria. Once you confirm the agreed system works for you, the development payment becomes due.
What you get
A documented acceptance and the agreed source/ownership handover.
07
Support & evolve
We stay involved through your agreed support plan: bug fixes, updates and improvements as the business changes. Hosting, external services, response times and additional work are clearly scoped.
What you get
An ongoing support relationship, with responsibilities and costs in writing.
What we need from you.
01
People who know the work
Access to the team members who use the current systems and understand the exceptions.
02
Access and decisions
Approved access to relevant systems and data, a decision-maker and timely feedback.
03
Real-world acceptance
Your users help test agreed scenarios and confirm the system works for the business.
Your agreement sets the start date, delivery milestones and responsibilities. New scope or delayed access is addressed together rather than left ambiguous.
YOUR PROPOSAL, IN BUSINESS TERMS
Know what changes. Know what it costs.
We compare your current setup with the proposed system so you can judge the investment before the build.
01 / TODAY
Your current operating cost
Software subscriptions, per-seat fees, repeated tasks and the time spent moving information between systems. We use your actual costs and your team’s input.
02 / THE PROPOSAL
The full cost of the new setup
A fixed development price, the tools you will keep, migration work, hosting, third-party services and the agreed support plan. One-time and recurring costs are shown separately.
03 / THE DIFFERENCE
Savings you can evaluate
Subscriptions you can retire, tasks you can automate and measures to check after launch. Cash savings and the value of recovered staff time are shown separately, with assumptions made clear.
Time saved creates capacity; it does not automatically reduce payroll. Any payback estimate depends on your costs, adoption and agreed scope.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Stop paying for software that holds you back.
Let’s build around your business. A fixed price. No upfront development payment. Pay after launch, once you confirm the agreed software works for you.
30–90 day delivery$0 upfrontYou own your software
Book a Discovery Call 30 minutes. No technical preparation. No obligation. Scope, acceptance criteria and ongoing support are agreed in writing.