Looply replaces the patchwork of subscriptions a business pays for with one custom system built for that business. It's cheaper, it works better, and once it's paid for, you own it.
Most businesses run on lots of systems that work but never quite fit. They're held together with duct tape. We build a stainless steel boat with an engine.
A CRM here, a booking tool there, something for texts, something for invoices, and a spreadsheet holding it all together. Every new starter has to learn the lot.
It's not only about cancelling subscriptions. You work faster, spend less, onboard people quicker and cut training costs. And you own it.
You talk to the people who plan and build it, not a salesperson.
Runs your first meeting and walk-through, then builds the thing.
Manages and plans everything after Josh's walk-through.
Looply used to resell GoHighLevel. We learned exactly where off-the-shelf systems stop fitting, so now we build custom systems instead. If you're still on GoHighLevel, we know it inside out.
Most businesses don't need everything on day one. Here's the usual route.
Get found online, or get the basics in one place. Websites from £325.
Stop missing calls and answering the same questions. See the AI receptionist.
Replace the subscriptions with one system you own. See custom systems.
We keep it running, on a yearly or monthly plan, if you want us to.
That goes for features, for AI and for us. We love a challenge, and we'll always try to find the solution. But we won't build something just because we can.
Looply is a small UK business run by Josh, who builds, and Jenny, who manages, plans and tests. We replace the pile of software subscriptions a business pays for with one custom system built for it, and handle the digital side: websites, phone systems, AI receptionists, texts, call tracking and integrations.
No single industry. So far we've built for an estate agent, a prize competition company, a sales training community and an events business. We look for the right fit anywhere we can save money and improve how things run.
A business with a few employees spending thousands a month on different software we could combine into one. Smaller businesses usually start with a website or a small trade app.