Add up what you rent.
Eighteen categories, the tools most service businesses actually pay for, and what one internal system does instead. Tick what is on your card. Nothing is estimated for you — the total is the sum of what you select. Rates shown are typical published tiers and need vendor confirmation before this page goes live; several vendors here quote rather than publish.
Rows marked per seat multiply by this number.
This is the sum of the rows you ticked at the rates shown. It excludes implementation fees, overage, and the hours your team spends moving data between these tools by hand.
Where the money actually goes.
Tick a few rows above and the charts fill in from your own numbers.
That share grows every time you hire. On your current selections, the next person you add costs {{ nextHireLabel }} a year in software before they do any work.
Tabs, logins, and duplicated records held together by one person.
Here is what one system costs instead.
Scoped to what you actually need built, quoted once, paid in stages against delivery.
Hosting, monitoring, and support. It does not move when you hire your next five people.
Growth stops being a line item. Adding staff costs you payroll, not software.
The software, the data, and the domain are yours. Nothing switches off if we stop working together.
We quote against your list, not a package. Send the tools you ticked and we come back with what we would replace first, what we would connect to instead of rebuilding, and what it costs.
Your operating system, in the browser.
Get the full breakdown.
A one-page PDF of your selections, line by line, with what we would build for each and what we would leave alone. No call required to receive it.
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Fifteen minutes. We go through what you pay for now and tell you what we would replace, what we would connect to, and what stays as it is.
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