Fixed price, fixed end
Each one is built out of services I already publish prices for. The difference is you get one number instead of a scoping call, and a plain answer on what finishes it.
The four
None of them fit? Every piece inside them is still on the pricing page by itself.
You know hours are leaking. You just can’t point at where
In three months the three worst jobs nobody should be doing by hand are done by software instead — and something is watching them, so you don’t have to.
Manufacturers and distributors running a shop on QuickBooks and spreadsheets
A quote gets typed once and shows up on the floor and on the invoice by itself. Monday morning you can see what last week actually cost.
Anyone retyping documents into a system that already owns the record
The purchase orders and invoices still land in the inbox. Nobody retypes them. Somebody glances at the few the system wasn’t sure about.
You built it with Lovable or Cursor and real customers are about to use it
The app you built in a weekend can take real customers without your database being open to the internet or your API keys sitting in the browser. And you hear about an outage before your users do.
