What we build
Five jobs, one way of buying them.
Every one of these is the same engagement underneath: two weeks finding out what the work costs you, a fixed price, a build measured against criteria you approved in writing, and a system your team owns and runs. What changes between them is the job, not the deal.
Lead research and follow-up
The research nobody has time for, the inbound that waits three days, the follow-up that depends on someone remembering.
Usually bought by: Companies where new business arrives faster than anyone can qualify it.
The job we run in our own business.
The document someone else is waiting for
The business plan the bank asks for, the one-pager the board signs off, the evidence pack a partner wants every quarter.
Usually bought by: Anyone who produces the same document repeatedly for someone outside the team.
The numbers your team rebuilds by hand
The spreadsheet rebuilt from four exports, the deck rebuilt from the spreadsheet, the month-end that eats three days.
Usually bought by: Teams whose reporting is accurate because someone careful is doing it slowly.
Quotes and orders that arrive as email and PDF
Requests landing as attachments, opened by a person, retyped into your system while the buyer collects other quotes.
Usually bought by: Wholesale, distribution and manufacturing with inbox-driven intake.
A website machines can read
What an assistant finds, and repeats, when a buyer asks it about your company.
Usually bought by: Companies whose buyers have started asking an assistant first.
This site is the working example.
None of these is your job
Then bring yours. These five are the ones we have written pages for, not the boundary of the work. If it is repetitive, done on a computer, and someone competent is losing days to it, it is worth twenty-five minutes to find out whether it can be built.
If we do not think we are the right people for it, we will tell you on the call rather than sell you a diagnosis.
True of every build we do
- Fixed price
- Quoted once after the diagnosis, invoiced once. No day rates and no running meter.
- Criteria in writing
- We agree what the system has to do, and how it will be measured, before anything is built.
- It ships when it passes
- Tested on your data against those criteria. Until it passes, we keep working at no extra cost.
- You own everything
- Code, prompts, data, accounts, documentation. Yours from day one, so there is nothing to be locked into.
- Your team runs it
- Training and a handover built for people who did not write it. If you never speak to us again, it keeps working.
How you buy it
The same three steps for every job we take on. You can stop after either of the first two.
Step 1
Diagnosis
EUR 4,900, two weeks
What this work costs you today, what a system would take off your team, and a fixed quote with the acceptance criteria written down. Credited in full against a build that starts within 90 days. If it finds no job worth building, you get the fee back.
Step 2
Build
from EUR 14,900, fixed after the diagnosis
Built into the tools you already run, so there is no new platform to adopt. Tested against the criteria we wrote down, on your data. It ships when it passes, with training and full ownership.
Step 3
Run
optional
The answer to who owns it after we leave: monitoring, exception handling, and changes as the business changes. You own the system either way and your team is trained to run it, so this is a choice rather than a dependency.
Für deutsche Unternehmen: a funded route in
German SMEs can enter through a BAFA-funded strategy module rather than paying for the diagnosis outright. It is a funded way to reach the same first step, not a different product, and it is currently a waitlist while consultant registration completes.