Cancel.Everything.
Custom software for the working folk of small business America. Built in the room, owned by you.
Sample stack at published list prices, labeled estimates.
SaaS isdead.
Small business America has been renting its own work back from software companies. We build it for you instead, and you keep it.
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Your business runs onA to Z.
No software company sells the whole alphabet. So you buy it one letter at a time, and pay for some letters twice. Tap the letters you pay for today. Unsubscribe covers all 26.
Companies are generic stand-ins. The count assumes a typical mix where some tools overlap.
Not the middle man.The whole job.
Vendor, reseller, consultant, integrator, support desk: every link in the usual chain sends you an invoice, and nobody in it has met your crew. With us, the people who map your business are the people who build it.
Audit
How your team really works, and every subscription you pay for.
Design
Software shaped to your business. We don't change how you run it.
Develop
Built live, in the room, with the people who'll use it.
Train
Your whole staff, plus one of your people as your in-house engineer.
Service
Running and improving for the rest of the year.
Yours
Proprietary software your business owns.
Built in the room,with the people who use it.
Your workflow first.
The software follows how your business already runs. You never bend your work to fit a tool.
Built in the room.
We develop live, with your foremen and office in the room, so what we build is what they meant.
Made for the field.
Big buttons for gloved hands, one tap where three used to be, and every screen in the language your crew speaks.
One system, one login.
A to Z in one place. One bill, one renewal date, one password.
You own it.
Your software, your data, your code. Nothing to return when the contract ends.
Built to last.
Permanent fixes over temporary ones, designed so you won't need to replace it in 20 years.
Trust is a dial, not a switch.
The handcuffs go on or off, crew by crew, and everyone is told which setting they're on.
Out-of-area clock-ins wait for a supervisor's OK.
Reiterate untilnobody complains.
We put a base app in your crew's hands, ask your workers and managers what's wrong, change it, and ask again.
Dramatization with sample feedback. The test crew is a spread of your own people, about 5% of staff and never fewer than three.
Your developer isone text away.
No ticket. No support queue. No "we'll add it to the roadmap." You text the person who built it, and it ships.
Dramatization. Times are typical for small changes like these; bigger features are planned and scheduled with you.
Type the feature you want.Tap the mockup.
Describe one thing your crew or office keeps wishing for. A working mockup builds below in about a minute, with sample data. Every button in it works.
Every service in your industry.What it takes to start one.
The services you already offer are ticked. Open any one you don't, and you see what stands between you and selling it: the license, the gear, the cost and the time. Then one press builds the customer campaign to launch it.
Every service in your industry
Yours are ticked and highlighted. Each one you don't offer opens to its barriers to entry and a Build a customer campaign button.
A campaign in one press
An 8-page, letter-size customer ad campaign for the new service, ready for the owner to review.
A working example from Skill Builder, set up for a landscaping company. Costs are labeled estimates with their published sources; wages and prices are samples the owner replaces.
Built forsmall business America.
Service businesses with crews in the field, roughly 20 to 150 people: big enough to feel the software bill, small enough that the owner still knows the crews by name.
Landscaping, irrigation, snow, pest control, cleaning, HVAC, plumbing, electrical.
- You want someone to resell you more subscriptions.
- You want a strategy consultant to change how you run your business.
- Nobody on your team has time to tell us what's wrong.
From first meetingto year one.
A three-hour meeting
Free- Two of us, in person, with whoever you choose.
- Your needs, live mock-ups and the terms, in one sitting.
- If it's a fit, you sign and pay month one.
A working prototype
- Development starts on working day 1.
- You name your liaison by day 10.
- A working prototype and the plan by day 20.
- Binding 12-month terms signed at month end.
Build, ask, change, repeat
- Built live with your leaders and senior foremen.
- A test crew of your own people tries every round.
- MVP halfway through. Then cutover.
Train and service
- Your whole staff trained, in their language.
- One of your people trained as your engineer.
- Running and improving every month.
It's yours
- You own the software outright.
- Month to month after year one.
- Or Perpetual Service from the people who built it.
Either side can walk away during the first month. After month one, both sides are committed through month 12; the only exits are gross negligence or a failure to deliver.
Four milestones.One goal you can't believe.
We set four milestones together at the start. Our bonuses pay out only when your subscription costs actually drop.
Minimal Viable Product
The first working version, with just enough to do the job, in your team's hands.
Minimum Exceptional Product
The system runs your business, and the old subscriptions start getting cancelled.
Exceptional
The best software your team has ever used.
Above and Beyond
"I can't believe that it is possible. We are truly living in the future."
Stop rentingyour business.
Start with a free three-hour meeting. Bring your bills, your crew leads and your wish list.
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