What we build
Three things we build, with the prices on them.
Most people arrive needing one of these. If you are not sure which, the free review will tell you at no cost.
Websites & online shops
From R80,000
3–6 weeks
For businesses that need to look right and sell properly.
A site that loads fast, works on a phone, shows up in search, and makes it obvious how to buy from you or get hold of you. Online shops included — payments, shipping, stock.
This is you if: Your site is old, slow, or a brochure when it should be doing work.
Business systems
From R650,000
8–16 weeks
When spreadsheets and email have stopped coping.
Custom software built around how your business actually runs. Stock, enquiries, applications, bookings, approvals, compliance and reporting in one place — instead of four tools and a spreadsheet.
This is you if: Your staff spend their day moving information between systems.
Joining up what you have
Quoted per job
2–8 weeks
Your systems exist. They just don’t talk.
Sometimes you don’t need new software — you need the software you already pay for to pass information to itself. We build the layer in between, so nothing gets re-typed.
This is you if: You like your current tools but they don’t speak to each other.
Selling vehicles or equipment?
We have built five platforms in that world, so there is a productised version with a fixed scope, a fixed price and a fixed date. It is called DealerOS.
See DealerOSLive in eight weeks, or the final milestone is free.
We can promise a date because we never quote a build we haven’t scoped first.
Common questions
The things people ask before they email us
What does it actually cost?
A website or shop starts at R80,000. A full business system starts at R650,000 and most land between there and R1.4 million. Joining up systems you already have is quoted per job. We publish these because you deserve to know before you spend an hour on a call.
How long does it take?
A website is three to six weeks. A business system is eight to sixteen. The date goes in the contract, and if we miss it on a build, the final milestone is free.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first day. It sits in your GitHub organisation under your billing. We have access because you granted it, and you can remove us in thirty seconds.
I already have a website. Do I have to start again?
Usually not. Quite often the site is fine and the problem is behind it. The free review will tell you which of the two you’re dealing with, at no cost.
Do I need an IT person on my side?
No. We need about four hours a week from someone who knows how the business runs — usually an operations manager, not a technical person.
What happens if it goes wrong, or you disappear?
You hold the code, the documentation and the environment. Every person on your build is named before you sign. We use standard, boring technology any competent developer already knows.