Run the business, not the spreadsheet.
Signs you’ve outgrown your tools.
You type the same thing twice.
Orders, customers and invoices re-entered from one tool into another.
Only one person knows how it works.
The business runs on a spreadsheet that would stop if they went on vacation.
You pay for five tools that don’t talk.
Each one does part of the job, and you’re the glue in between.
Customers have to call for everything.
Status, scheduling and paperwork all go through you.
Software that gives you hours back.
Quote faster
Quoting tools that turn a 30-minute estimate into a few clicks, with your pricing rules built in.
Let customers serve themselves
Portals with online booking, payments, documents and status — so they stop calling to ask.
See the business at a glance
Dashboards that pull from the tools you already use, with the numbers you actually check.
Stop retyping
Integrations that move data between systems automatically and reliably.
Know the price before the build starts.
Discovery sprint, $750
We map how the work actually happens today and what it should look like. Credited in full toward the build.
Written spec & fixed price
You get a plain-English spec, screens to react to, and one fixed price.
Build in visible steps
Working software you can try every week or two — not a big reveal at the end.
Launch, train, support
Your team gets walked through it, and I stay on call as you grow into it.
Clear starting points.
- Serve more customers without more staff
Custom Software
from $7,500
Booking systems, quoting tools, portals and dashboards. Starts with a $750 discovery sprint, credited toward the build.
Details - Win the quotes you already sent
Lead Follow-Up Automation
from $999
One workflow: instant reply, a polite follow-up sequence, and routing to your inbox or CRM.
Details - Keeps working as your tools change
Care Plan
from $150/mo
Monitoring, fixes, small tweaks and a short monthly report for agents and automations.
Common questions.
What does custom software cost?
Most projects start at $7,500. Small internal tools are often closer to the price of an automation (from $999). The discovery sprint sets a fixed price before the build starts.
Why not just use off-the-shelf software?
Often you should — and I’ll tell you when. Custom makes sense when the off-the-shelf options force you into workarounds that cost more time than the software saves.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code, the accounts and the data are all in your name.
What if I need changes later?
It’s built to be changed. New features are quoted before they start, and you’re never locked into me to make them.
Tell me where the busywork is.
Based in Overland Park, KS · Serving the Kansas City metro