Most businesses run on a pile of apps that work, but never quite fit. We replace them with one system built around how your business actually runs. It's cheaper, it works better, and once it's paid for, it's yours.
A CRM here, a booking tool there, a spreadsheet only you understand, and something to glue them together. Each one costs a monthly fee. None of them talk to each other properly. And the training manual is whoever's been there longest.
Everything your team needs in one place, shaped around the way you work. Not the other way round. You stop paying for seats nobody uses, new starters learn one thing instead of ten, and you own it outright once it's paid for.
Every system is different, because every business is. These are the building blocks we use most.
A couple of examples of what "built for you" means in practice.
Stripe payments wired straight into a SQL database that collects and keeps customer details, so every sale and every customer lives in one place.
Trackers, mileage and daily depreciation for every vehicle in the fleet, so you know what each one is earning and what it's costing.
One staff hub runs the whole office: training, HR, sales pipeline, e-signing and marketing, plus an AI receptionist that replaced a £600-a-month answering service.
Read the MP Estates storyA member app for training, call tracking, CRM and the community, so members get onboarded faster and start earning sooner.
Read the Matchpoint storyOff GoHighLevel and onto their own events platform with a CRM, bookings, QR tickets and seating plans, plus a payment provider with lower fees.
Read the Naughty Noughties storyThey brought the idea. We built the whole business: sales site, payments, accounts, draws, affiliates and the legal side.
Read the TNF storyEvery build is quoted after a walk-through, but here's a rough guide. Prices are going up, so treat these as current ranges.
Or about £100 a month including hosting. The one-off price is rising to £1,500–£2,000.
A member or staff app with an admin side, built around your process.
Full platforms with more moving parts. Quoted properly after we've seen what you need.
Third-party fees (payment providers, phone lines and so on) are passed on at cost. Hosting and support are optional, monthly or yearly. See full pricing.
What's driving you mad and what you'd love it to do. We start with the biggest pain and show you what's possible.
She gathers the documentation, looks for existing solutions that save build time, catches what was missed, and lists what's needed, missing or broken.
One system that fits how you work. We fix the problems without creating new ones.
Jenny tests everything and keeps you posted. Once it's paid for, you own it. Hosting and support carry on if you want them.
Answers every call instantly and emails the right team out of hours.
See the AI receptionistStripe, Xero, Google, WhatsApp and more. No bridge? We build one.
See integrationsWe used to resell it. Now we help businesses move off it.
See the alternativeIt's one piece of software built for your business that replaces the separate subscriptions you pay for now, like your CRM, booking tool, training platform and e-signing app. It's shaped around how you work, so your team uses one thing instead of ten.
Usually not over time. You pay for the build, then you own it, instead of paying monthly fees for every app and every seat forever. MP Estates saves about £45,000 a year and Matchpoint about £12,000 a year compared with what they paid before.
Every build is quoted after a walk-through. As a guide, small trade apps start from around £1,000 one-off (or about £100 a month including hosting), mid-size apps are £2,000 to £3,000, and larger platforms are around £5,000.
Yes. Once it's paid for, you own it. Hosting and support are optional and can be billed monthly or yearly.
Yes. We connect to things like Stripe, Google, Xero, WhatsApp, email and CRMs. Where there's no off-the-shelf bridge between two systems, we build one.
Any business with a team that's paying for lots of different software. We've built systems for an estate agent, a sales training community, an events business and a prize competition company.