Custom business software pricing

We don't have a price list, because we don't sell a boxed product. We build software around how your business already runs. So the price depends on what you need built.

Most clients pay in two parts:

• A one-time build. This covers the development of your website or app. It is the work of turning your requirements into software your team can use.
• A monthly subscription. Your custom proposal shows the monthly cost for your system.

Bridges Golf & Country Club is one example. They run a custom club management system on a monthly subscription.

Your quote comes down to scope. These are the things that move the number most:

• Which products you need. A public website, an employee business portal, a client portal, or all three.
• Which hubs you add. Receptionist and intake, operations, employee portal, billing, HR and manager hubs.
• Your team and roles. Every employee gets tools built for their role, so more distinct roles means more to build.
• Your existing tools and data. Files to import and tools to connect.
• Workflows unique to your trade. Extra steps, like added approval steps, are custom scope we price with you.

You don't have to buy everything at once. Add only what you need, and expand anytime. A good place to start is the part of your business that eats the most time. Once that is working, add the next hub.

Think about what running your business costs today. It is not only software subscriptions. It is the paper, the spreadsheets, the text threads, and the hours you and your team spend retyping the same details. It is the one person who remembers everything, and what happens when they take a day off.

Your custom proposal shows what we would build for you and what it costs. Put that next to what you spend today, in money and in hours, and judge the value for your own business.

1. Fill out the free quote form. Tell us about your business and the software you need. It is a starting point, not a commitment.
2. We gather your requirements. We map your workflows, users, must-have features, existing tools and goals with you, and agree on scope and priorities.
3. You get a custom proposal. Zero obligation. If it makes sense, we move on to planning and design.

You don't need to know exactly what you want before you reach out. We work out the details with you in conversation.