We automate the manual work
slowing down B2B teams.

The first week is the blueprint, where we map how your business runs today and agree what the system will do. Most first automations are live and running on real work within two to four weeks of that. You are not waiting months to see anything.

It depends entirely on the job, so we do not publish a price list. What we do commit to is a fixed fee, agreed and written down before any work starts, scoped from what we find on the first call. Larger programmes are quoted phase by phase so you approve each one on its own. No hourly billing, and no open-ended retainer to get started.

No. We build around your existing stack rather than replacing it. Your CRM, your accounting software, your spreadsheets and your inbox stay where they are, and the automation connects them. If a tool genuinely cannot do what you need, we will tell you, but that is the exception.

Every workflow we build has error handling and alerting wired in from day one, so a failure raises an alert instead of going quiet. We find out before you do. Silent failures are the thing that kills trust in an automated system, so we design them out rather than hoping they do not happen.

You do. The workflows, the accounts and the data are yours, on your own platform subscriptions, and we hand over documentation so another developer can pick it up. We keep clients by being useful, not by holding the keys.

That is what the first call is for. We look at where the time actually goes and tell you whether automation solves it, and roughly what it would be worth. Sometimes the answer is a process change or a different tool, and we will say so rather than sell you a build you do not need.