Every engagement starts with the process you run today — not a template. We build the software around it, then keep it running.
Custom web applications
The system your business actually runs on.
Bespoke platforms that replace spreadsheets, manual admin and off-the-shelf software that never quite fit. Built to handle your real workflow, your real data and the way your team already works.
Internal tools, portals and dashboards
Customer-facing SaaS products
Booking, ordering and payment flows
Role-based access and audit trails
Reporting and live operational data
Mobile apps
iOS and Android, from one well-kept codebase.
Native-feeling apps for customers in the field or on the sofa. We handle the full path — design, build, store submission and the release cadence that keeps you there.
Cross-platform iOS & Android builds
Offline-first field and driver apps
Push notifications and deep links
App Store & Google Play submission
Crash reporting and release pipelines
Websites & landing pages
Fast, findable, and built to convert.
Marketing sites that load in under a second, rank properly and let your team publish without calling a developer. No bloated page builders, no plugin roulette.
Marketing and brochure sites
Headless CMS so your team can edit
Technical SEO and structured data
Analytics, forms and CRM hand-off
Core Web Vitals in the green
Integrations & APIs
Make your existing tools talk to each other.
Accounting, CRM, payments, logistics, legacy databases — we connect the systems you already pay for and remove the copy-and-paste in between.
Third-party API integration
Payment and accounting sync
Data migration from legacy systems
Scheduled jobs and webhooks
Support & maintenance
Someone who answers when it matters.
Monitoring, dependency updates, security patching and a named engineer who already knows your codebase. Retainers sized to the system, not the sales target.
Agreed response times
Proactive monitoring and alerting
Security and dependency updates
Small enhancements each month
Technical consultancy
A second opinion before you commit the budget.
Code and architecture reviews, build-versus-buy calls, rescue work on projects that stalled, and help hiring or briefing your first in-house developer.
Architecture and code review
Project rescue and hand-over
Technology selection
Discovery workshops and scoping
Engagements
Three ways to work with us
Indicative pricing so you can sense-check the budget before you pick up the phone. Final numbers come after discovery, in writing.
Discovery sprint
From $4,500
One to two weeks to turn a problem into a costed, de-risked plan.
Prices exclude sales tax. Most SMB projects land between $35,000 and $120,000 for a first release.
Questions
The things clients ask first
What does a project typically cost?
Most first releases for SMBs land between $35,000 and $120,000 depending on scope. Smaller websites and integrations start lower. We quote a fixed price for discovery, then a fixed price or a capped range for the build — never an open-ended hourly rate with no ceiling.
How long until we have something live?
A marketing site is typically four to six weeks. A first usable release of a custom application is usually eight to sixteen weeks. You will see working software every two weeks from the start of the build, not just at the end.
Do we own the code?
Yes. Intellectual property transfers to you on payment, the code lives in a repository you own from day one, and infrastructure runs in your accounts. There is no lock-in and no ransom for your own system.
Can you work with our existing systems and developers?
Routinely. We integrate with the accounting, CRM and ERP systems you already run, and we are comfortable working alongside an in-house team — including reviewing their code or helping you hire.
What happens after launch?
Every project ends with documentation and a hand-over, whether or not you keep us on. Most clients take a support retainer: monitoring, updates, agreed response times and a budget of enhancement hours each month.
Are you the right size for our project?
We work best with small and midsize businesses where the software is central to how the company operates. If your project needs a fifty-person team or a two-year program, we will tell you honestly and point you elsewhere.
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe the problem in a sentence or two and we will tell you what we would do about it — including when the answer is 'do not build software for this'.