Custom software
A portion of the price

You'll rent job software for the rest of your life and never own a line of it. We build the system that fits how you actually work, once, for one fee, and the code and the accounts end up in your name.

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Recent case study.

SEQ Tree Experts swapped a 2006 template, ServiceM8 and paper forms for one system they own: website, CRM and field app.

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“Now the quote goes out from the driveway, the crew logs the job on their phone, and the invoice builds itself off what they actually did. That’s about twelve hours a week I’m not doing at night.”
Anthony · Owner, SEQ Tree Experts · Redlands, Brisbane
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Built and running.

Real Australian businesses with a specific problem, and the system we built to fix it. Every one of them owns the code outright.

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We build it.
You own it.
Always.

You own it outright

The code, the data, the accounts. All in your name, at the end.

No monthly rent to us

You pay hosting direct, roughly $65 to $240 a month. Nothing to us unless you want support.

It fits how you work

Including the odd bit that no off-the-shelf product handles. Usually where your margin is.

If we fall out, it still runs

No kill switch. It keeps working and you keep the code.

Fair questions

The ones you'd ask if we were standing in your yard.

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So there's genuinely no monthly fee?

Correct. You pay hosting and services directly, roughly $65 to $240 a month depending on size, on accounts in your name. Nothing comes to us unless you choose a support plan. If you never speak to us again, it keeps running.

What if you disappear?

You should ask that of anyone building your systems. Every project has a lead developer and the rest of the team can pick it up. Beyond that, everything lives in a Git repository you own, on accounts in your name, with a written handover document, so any competent developer can take it on. You are never locked to us, which is the whole point.

How long does it take?

A website is two to three weeks. A job or quoting system is four to eight. A full platform replacing something like ServiceM8 or TransVirtual is eleven to twelve. You get a fixed price and a date before anything starts.

I already pay for ServiceM8. Do I have to ditch it?

No. If it works, keep it. Plenty of jobs are us building the part it cannot do and connecting the two. That is a smaller, cheaper first job and often the smartest place to start.

Who actually builds it?

Our own team, here in Brisbane. Not offshore, not subcontracted out. You deal directly with the people writing your code, and you can come and look at it any time.

Why is it cheaper than an agency?

No big office, no account managers, no sales team, no six-week discovery phase billed by the hour. That saving goes to you instead of into overheads. The work is the same work, done by the people you actually speak to.