A call with the person who builds it
Thirty minutes with Andy. You describe the job that eats the week and the software you already run. No forms, no discovery workshop.
A free thirty-minute call, then a one-page note: what we would build, what it would save, and a fixed price. Or an honest no.



Most small businesses have one or two jobs that cost them a day a week and could be taken off them for a few thousand pounds. Some don't. The check tells you which you are, before you spend anything.
Thirty minutes with Andy. You describe the job that eats the week and the software you already run. No forms, no discovery workshop.
What we would build, what it would connect to, and what it would save you, set out in plain English on one page.
If software can take the job off you, you get a fixed price for the build. If it isn't, the note says so and explains why, and that is the end of it.
The check looks for the one job where software pays for itself fastest, and starts there.
The report somebody assembles by hand every week or month, and the figures typed into two systems to make it.
Quotes, invoices, paperwork and quiet customers that need a nudge nobody has time to send.
Accounts, till, shop, bookings and job software that each hold part of the picture and never agree.
Enquiry forms that land in a stray inbox, booking by phone, quotes typed up by hand.
Describe the job and we'll reply with what we'd build for it, or tell you plainly that it would cost more than it saves.