Real software.
Predictable price.

Custom software, built for your business and leased month-to-month. You get production-grade work, ongoing support, and full transparency on every dollar — without the lock-in of buying outright.

How the engagement flows

On acceptance

$250

Deposit · Day 0

Paid on proposal acceptance. Secures the engagement; build phase begins.

While we build

$250 /mo

Monthly · Month 2+

Recurring retainer through build, evaluation, and ongoing. Includes 5 hrs of support.

Trial starts

Live

MVP Go-Live · 1–3 months

We activate your access. Your 30-day evaluation period starts here, not at signing.

Trial complete

$500

Balance · +30 days

Invoiced 30 days after go-live. Pay to continue, or walk away cleanly.

Fixed costs

$750

($250 deposit + $500 balance after evaluation)Plus $250 / month from month 2 onward.

Most projects deliver in 1–2 months; complex builds may take up to 3. Your 30-day evaluation period only starts when your MVP goes live — never at signing — so you're always evaluating something real.

Every month, you get

5 hours of support, fixes, and small changes — no extra cost
Hosting, monitoring, and routine security updates
Unlimited bug reports and feature requests in your portal
Direct access to the team that built your software

Transparent, never a surprise

Storage & usage billed at cost from infrastructure providers — no markup, itemised on every invoice.
Overage at $50/hronly after we've contacted you and you've approved the extra work.
No long-term lock-in. Cancel any time with 30 days notice — your access ends at the close of the period.
Automated remindersat 3, 10, and 21 days past due. We'll always reach out before anything escalates.
Late payments — we'll always talk first.If an invoice goes unpaid for 21 days and we haven't heard from you, we may temporarily pause access while we sort it out together. Reach out any time — we'd much rather work it out than turn anything off.

Why lease, not buy outright

The software is leased, not sold — and that's deliberate. Custom dev shops hand you a codebase and walk away; six months later you're paying someone else to fix bugs they didn't write. Leasing keeps us in the relationship: lower upfront cost, predictable monthly fee, and the team who built it is still on call when something needs fixing or evolving.