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Software built. Tracking fixed. Outbound run.

The same small team does all three. A scope and a price in writing before any work starts, and a written account of what was done at the end.

Three services, priced before you commit. Each one names what it covers and how long it takes.

Software Engineering

Applications, integrations, automations, and internal tools. The screens follow the steps the work already takes, and the repository is in your name from the first commit.

See What It Covers
Per project, quoted in writing after the first call
A week or two for an integration, six to twelve weeks for a full application

Tracking Repair

A conversion stops firing on a page load and starts firing on a booked job. Hashed contact details go back to the ad platform, so a conversion matches the click that caused it.

See What It Covers
From $1,200, paid once before the work begins
A week or two, depending on how many places the trail is broken

Outbound Email

A sending domain registered in your name, with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set and tested, then warmed over several weeks. Lists are researched one company at a time and nothing is bought from a broker.

See What It Covers
From $1,500 a month, month to month, with setup billed once
Two to three weeks to set up, then a few more weeks of warming at low volume

From first message
to handover.

A small team from the first message to the handover, and a price agreed in writing before any work starts.

  1. 01

    Tell us what the work is

    Send the form and say what you need built or fixed and what it has to do when it is done. A few sentences is plenty. You usually get a reply within the hour.

  2. 02

    A price and a date in writing

    A call, then a read of how the job runs now. What gets built, how long it takes, what it costs, and what is not included, all before anything is charged.

  3. 03

    The work, then the handover

    You see where it stands as it goes rather than in a status email. At the end the repositories and the accounts are in your name, with a written account of what was done.

Get a scope and a price before you commit.

Say what the work is and what it has to do when it is done. You usually get a reply within the hour, and it costs nothing to find out whether it is a fit.

  • Usually a reply within the hour
  • A scope and a price before any work starts
  • What is not included, named up front