Systems Development
Off-the-shelf covers ninety per cent of what you do. The remaining ten per cent is your business. We build that part — platforms, integrations, and internal systems — to a fixed scope, with weekly demos and code you fully own.
What you can rely on
Rarely in the code. Usually in the scope, the handover, and everything the estimate quietly excluded.
A number given before anyone looked at the integrations, the edge cases, or the data migration. The overrun was decided before the first commit.
Critical operations run on a workbook one person maintains. It works until they are on leave, and it cannot be audited.
Staff rekey the same data into three tools. The error rate is invisible until reconciliation, and reconciliation is manual too.
No documentation, no tests, no deployment runbook, and no way to hire for the stack. You are locked in by ignorance rather than contract.
Start here
A real specification and a real price, in two weeks.
What is included
Credited against the build if you proceed. The specification is yours to tender elsewhere if you do not.
Book a Discovery CallDeliverables
The things that decide whether you can still operate the system in three years.
Operational systems, portals, and internal tools built around how your business actually works.
Making finance, CRM, fulfilment, and bespoke systems agree with each other, reliably.
Versioned, documented, rate-limited interfaces for partners and internal consumers.
Incremental replacement of systems that cannot be switched off, without a big-bang cutover.
Stripe integrations, invoicing, reconciliation, refunds, and webhook-verified payment state.
Warehousing, transformation, and reporting your finance team will actually trust.
Research, interaction design, and accessible interfaces designed for daily operational use.
Infrastructure-as-code, environment parity, observability, and cost control.
Retained capacity for fixes, dependency upgrades, and steady improvement after launch.
Weeks 1–2
Process mapping, technical specification, clickable prototype, and a fixed price for phase one.
Weeks 3–4
Data model, integration contracts, interface design, and the delivery plan broken into demoable slices.
Weeks 5–16
Two-week iterations, each ending in a demo of working software in a real environment. You can change direction at every boundary.
Ongoing
Launch support, defect warranty, monitoring, and retained capacity for the improvements that follow real usage.
Engagement models
Indicative starting points, not quotes. You get a written price for your specific scope before any work begins.
Lowest-Cost Entry
Specification, prototype, risk register, and a fixed price for phase one.
Starting Price
From $9,500
Best For
You need a credible number before you can get approval.
An agreed system, delivered to an agreed date and price.
Starting Price
From $45,000
Best For
Requirements are stable and the budget must be certain.
A named cross-functional team working only on your roadmap.
Starting Price
From $11,000 per engineer per month
Best For
Continuous delivery against a roadmap that will keep changing.
Reserved capacity for fixes, upgrades, and incremental improvement.
Starting Price
From $3,500 per month
Best For
A live system that needs care without a full-time team.
Every option is scoped and priced in writing before delivery begins. No surprise invoices or automatic upgrades.
FAQ
The things prospective clients ask us most often about this service.
Ask us something elseClients rarely need only one of these. Combining them under one contract is what removes the handover gaps.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would run your project. You leave with a scope, a cost range, and a recommended next step — whether or not you work with us.
A 30-minute call with an engineer, not a salesperson. You leave with a scope, a rough range, and a recommended next step — whether or not you work with us.
