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Businesses that run on real work, not funding rounds.

Roughly 5 to 150 people. Enough volume that manual processes hurt, small enough that there is no internal IT department to hand this to. The industry matters less than the shape of the problem.

Service businesses

Quote requests arrive while the team is on a job, so the fastest responder wins the work rather than the best one. Scheduling, reminders, and review requests get handled by whoever remembers, which is not a system.

TradesHome servicesField serviceRepairLandscaping

Retailers

People check the website before they visit, and often leave because hours, location, or stock are unclear or out of date. Inquiries come in through five channels and none of them are tracked together.

Independent retailSpecialtyMulti-locationShowrooms

Professional services

Credibility is the entire sale, and a dated site undercuts it before the first conversation. Intake eats billable hours because the same qualifying questions get asked by hand every time.

LegalAccountingConsultingInsuranceFinancial

Wholesale & distribution

Buyers want a line card, a price, and a quick answer, and the process to give them one still runs through email, spreadsheets, and a phone call. Reorders depend on somebody remembering to chase.

WholesaleDistributionB2B supplyImport

Light manufacturing & operations

Orders, job status, and hand-offs live in three systems that do not talk to each other, so someone retypes the same details daily and a delay is only visible once a customer calls to ask.

FabricationAssemblyPrintFulfilmentLogistics

Everyone in between

Plenty of good businesses do not sit neatly in a category. If inquiries go cold, the site undersells you, or the admin has outgrown the people doing it, the problem is one we recognise regardless of the label.

Health & wellnessEducationHospitalityNon-profitReal estate

Being honest about fit.

We would rather turn down a project on the first call than take money for something that was never going to work.

Good fit

You will get value from this

  • Roughly 5 to 150 people, with an operating business rather than an idea
  • Inbound inquiries matter to you, whether that is 10 a month or 300
  • One person can make the decision without a committee
  • Repetitive admin is taking time that should go to sales or delivery
  • You want to own the system afterwards, not rent it forever
  • You would rather have a working thing in five weeks than a perfect thing in a year
Poor fit

We would point you elsewhere

  • You need a large custom software platform built from scratch
  • You are pre-revenue and looking for a technical co-founder
  • You want paid media buying, PR, or content produced at volume
  • The main goal is the cheapest possible website, in which case a template will serve you better and we will say so
  • Nobody internally has time to give feedback for a few weeks
  • You need enterprise procurement, security review, and a vendor panel
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