Fixed scope, fixed price
You approve a written scope and a cost before the build starts.
Five stages. You'll know what happens at each one, what you get at the end of it, and what it costs before we start building.
We talk through what your organisation does, what you're running on today, where the problems are, what you're aiming for, and who has to use the thing every day. Usually this is a conversation and a look at your current spreadsheets — no preparation needed.
We map your workflows, user journeys, required functionality and the information behind them. You get a written scope with a price and a timeline before any code exists, so there are no surprises later.
We design the interfaces, dashboards and mobile screens to your brand. You see exactly what you're getting and we change it while changing it is easy.
We develop the working product, sharing progress on a private link as we go. You're never waiting months for a big reveal that turns out to be wrong.
Testing, data migration from your old systems, staff training and go-live — then ongoing support as your requirements change. You get your own client portal to raise changes and follow them through. We don't hand over a zip file and disappear.
We'll understand what you need first, then provide a clear proposal and project cost. No hourly billing you can't predict, and no price quoted before we know what we're building.
You approve a written scope and a cost before the build starts.
Payment is spread across the project rather than demanded up front.
If an off-the-shelf tool would genuinely serve you better, we'll say so.
No — most of the organisations we work with don't. We handle the technical side and explain decisions in plain English.
It depends entirely on scope, which is why we won't guess before discovery. You'll get a date in the written proposal.
We migrate it. Spreadsheets, exports from an old system, even paper records — bringing your history across is part of the launch stage.
Yes. Ownership terms are set out in the proposal before you commit to anything.
The one nobody puts in a process diagram: the years afterwards. Every client gets their own portal, so asking for a change never means writing an email and hoping.
Most agencies hand you a login to somebody else's control panel and hope you never use it. We built the opposite: a portal that answers the questions you actually have, in the words you'd actually use.
The first conversation is free and there's no commitment attached to it.