A discovery call is ninety minutes, free, and no pitch. We'll either tell you what we'd build, point you to someone better suited, or be honest that nothing should be built at all.
If yours isn't here, just include it in the form. We answer everything in the first reply.
Most engagements ship live within six to eight weeks of the discovery call. Smaller automations can go in ten days. Discovery itself is usually a single week.
If your timeline is tighter, say so on the form. We'll be honest about whether we can hold it.
Engagements start in the low five figures and scale with scope. We price after discovery — fixed, never hourly. You'll know the full number before you commit to anything.
Care is included in every active build. There's no separate maintenance contract to worry about.
Yes. Every system is shaped to your stack. We integrate with whatever you already run — your CRM, accounting software, team chat, calendar, phone system, content platform.
We don't ask you to switch tools. The point is to remove friction, not add a migration.
Every active engagement includes care. Monthly check-ins, quiet maintenance, and a direct line when something needs to change. Failure alerts go to us first — usually we've patched it before you'd have noticed.
The same lead who built your system is the one who fixes it. No ticket queue.
Distributed team across North America. Discovery and weekly demos happen on video. We've shipped working systems for clients we've never met in person — the format works.
Yes, before discovery. We sign whatever your legal team prefers. Most case studies on this site are anonymized at client request — that's the standard, not the exception.
The four service areas cover most asks, but custom builds happen. If discovery shows the right system is something we haven't built before, we'll say so and quote accordingly — or refer you to someone better suited.
We don't build outside our depth. The integrity of the work matters more than booking the job.
For larger engagements, yes. A two-week pilot with a defined success metric, then go-or-no-go. Pilot cost rolls into the full build if you proceed.
We propose pilots when scope is large enough that both sides should de-risk before committing. Most builds don't need them.