Sometimes the answer is new software. Often it isn't.

We start with discovery and a straight recommendation: buy, connect what you already have, or build. When we build, it's in your repo, and it's yours.

Sound familiar?

Check what applies.

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Discovery decides everything else.

1 to 3 weeks

Discovery

We interview the people who will use it, document how work happens today, and write a requirements document with scope options, a price range, and a build or don't-build recommendation. You own the document either way.

Buy it, connect it, or build it?

Answer three questions. You'll see where most projects like yours land.

Is there software built for organizations like yours?A product made for your industry, not a general tool you'd have to bend.
Does information have to move between tools you already use?For example, enrollment data that has to end up in your CRM.
Do customers or partners use it directly, or is the process itself your advantage?If yes, owning it usually matters more than saving on the build.
Example: Rosie's House answered yes, yes, no.

Where you'd likely land

Start with the questions

Pick an answer for each one. Not sure is a fine answer; that's what discovery is for.

Usually costs

Discovery from $2,500, credited toward any build
Talk it through with us

Rosie's House

Four disconnected systems replaced by one platform they chose, connected to Salesforce, with no custom build.

4
systems replaced
4
vendors evaluated side by side
No
custom build needed
Read the Rosie's House story

I can't express enough how grateful I am for everything that you have poured into this project. You set us up well for success. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Marvin S.
Program & Community Engagement Director, Rosie's House

What you own at the end.

Focused builds from
$8,500

Member portals and dashboards from $15,000; larger platforms from $25,000. Discovery starts at $2,500 and is credited toward the build.

See pricing

Common questions

What if discovery says we shouldn't build?

We say so, and we name the existing tool that fits. That's what happened with Rosie's House.

Can we change direction mid-build?

Small shifts each sprint are normal and free. Changing the core scope means a conversation about timeline and budget first.

Why Ruby on Rails?

Rails apps we shipped are still running a decade later, and its conventions make handing the code to another team easy. It's the wrong choice for content sites or ordinary stores, and we'll say so.

What happens when an integration breaks?

On a retainer, we fix it. For one-time projects, we quote the fix.

How long does an integration take?

A few days for a one-way sync with a standard API, a few weeks for custom authentication or two-way logic.

Something else going on?

Tell us what's going on.

The first call is free and takes about 30 minutes. You talk to the people who would do the work, and we reply to every message within one business day.