The uncomfortable truth
Most agencies get paid to ship, not to make sure anyone uses what they ship. They sell you a deck, hand you something that technically works, and walk. We flipped the model: you see it working before you pay, and we stake our fee on adoption.
0%of software agencies publish their pricing. The rest quote you in a room.
0%of the average custom-software budget lost to overruns and scope creep.
0%of enterprise software ever gets meaningfully adopted. Two in three die on the shelf.
0%of buyers regret their last agency engagement. You probably know the feeling.
Industry figures, rounded. The pattern is the point, not any single number.
AdoptedMost agencies
A working demo before you sign anything
Price quoted from what you've used, not a deck
Every line item in plain English
You own the code and IP from day one
Payment held against real adoption
We keep building until users adopt, at our cost
Modern stack, no proprietary lock-in
Delivers working software
Based on standard agency engagements. Yours may vary. Ask them about the empty column.
FAQ
There isn't one. We build a working version in 7 days. If you like it, we quote you. If you don't, we delete it and you owe us nothing. We do this because we'd rather lose a week than have you sign a contract you'll regret.
Free to see it work. No obligation.