Straightforward starting points
Every business works differently, but you should still know the general cost before starting a conversation. Most clients begin with one problem worth fixing and expand only after the first improvement proves valuable.
Starter
For one clear, repeatable problem that is costing the business time or attention.
Good for a lead follow-up list, weekly owner brief, or routine report.
Tell us what is taking too much time →Connected Tools
For work that moves between several people, tools, or steps.
Good for assigning and following up with leads, turning calls into notes and next steps, or catching work that needs attention.
Tell us what is taking too much time →Custom Build
For a larger part of the business, custom software, or several improvements that need to work together.
Best when the solution needs to be shaped around a larger part of the business.
Tell us what is taking too much time →Final pricing depends on the tools involved, the amount of work, the information we need to use, and the support you want. We agree on the plan and price before work begins.
Straight answers
No. These plans are month-to-month. We want the work to keep earning its place in your business.
If a project has a one-time setup cost, we will include it in the written plan before work begins. There are no surprise setup charges.
Hosting, monitoring, and normal maintenance are included as described in the plan. If a third-party tool or unusually high usage creates an additional cost, we identify it before you approve the project.
The tools involved, the amount of work, the information we need to use, and the support you want can all change the price. We agree on the price before building.
Yes. That is usually the best approach. We begin with one problem worth fixing, let your team use the improvement, and expand only after it proves valuable.
We will provide a clear transition plan for the work created for your business, including the code, instructions, and other materials that are part of your project.