How a project runs

No surprise invoices, and you are never locked in to us.

Four steps

  1. A short call

    You show us the problem. We ask questions until we understand what done looks like for you.

  2. One fixed price

    You get a written scope and a single price before any work starts. No surprise invoices.

  3. The work

    We build on your systems and your accounts. Your data stays with you, never copied to our machines.

  4. The handover

    Plain documentation and a walkthrough, so you are never stuck needing us to keep it alive.

Fair questions

Why not just buy an off the shelf product?

Often you should, and we will tell you when. Custom makes sense when nothing fits how you actually work, or when the product has to connect to everything else you run.

What about Power Apps or Airtable?

They are great for simple tools. They get expensive and fragile as users and rules pile up, and you never fully own what you built. We will tell you honestly which side of that line you are on.

Who owns the code?

You do. It lives in your repository and runs on your accounts from the first day.

Who will we actually work with?

Our lead engineer leads every project and is your main contact from the first call to the handover. The rest of the team handles support, so you are never waiting on one person.

What happens if someone is unavailable?

Nothing stalls. A team stands behind every project, and every project ends with plain documentation and a walkthrough, built on a standard stack any developer can pick up. You are never locked in to us.

How much does it cost?

Every job gets one fixed price before work starts. A server health check is $950, a report rescue is $1,200 to $2,500, and a spreadsheet to app starts at $3,500. Bigger builds, architecture and integrations get a fixed quote after scoping. Hourly work is $115 an hour, and monthly plans start at $300 a month.

Do you work remotely?

Yes. In person around Cheyenne, and remotely anywhere else over your VPN and your tools.

Can you work with our IT company?

Gladly. We can work alongside them, or they can bring us in under their brand.

Do you fix computers and printers?

No. We are not a help desk. We work on the software and systems your business runs on.

Tell us what you need built.

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