Three bills before you've made a sale
A site from one supplier, a CRM subscription, bookkeeping software, a booking tool, an email platform. Most small businesses can afford one of these done properly, not five.
Small businesses are told they need a website, a CRM, and accounting software: three bills, three logins, and none of them talking to each other. We build the website and the apps inside it: customer data captured as it arrives, invoices out of the same place, and numbers you can actually act on.
Same database. No syncing, no exports.
A professional online presence is now the price of competing. But the tools sold to get there are sold separately, priced separately, and built by companies with no interest in talking to each other.
A site from one supplier, a CRM subscription, bookkeeping software, a booking tool, an email platform. Most small businesses can afford one of these done properly, not five.
Enquiries land in an inbox, get retyped into a spreadsheet, then again into an invoice. Every retype is a chance to lose a customer, and the insight that came with them.
Chasing payment, copying details across tabs, rebuilding the same report. Hours that should be spent on the craft of the business, spent instead on moving data between tools.
Figures are industry estimates, not claims about our own results.
Instead of a static site plus a patchwork of third-party software, you get one platform where your web presence and your operations share the same database. Capture happens automatically. Insight is a by-product, not a project.
Fast, accessible, and built around the one action that matters for your business.
Forms, calls and bookings write straight into the CRM. Nothing waits in an inbox.
Every lead has a stage, an owner and a next step, so nothing quietly goes cold.
Clients become invoices, expenses become a P&L. Profit is visible, not annual.
Fields, stages and categories are set up around your trade: a plumber's job pipeline doesn't look like a jeweller's order book, so the software shouldn't pretend it does.
A customer is created once. Their enquiry, their quote, their invoice and their payment history are all the same record, never a copy, so never out of date.
Priced annually as one invoice, so the cost is knowable. No per-seat surprises, and your data is yours from the first day, in a format that opens without us.
Add-on apps are built for your trade, priced in published bands, and capped at four per client.
These are working demos, pre-filled with a fictional agency's data. Add a contact in the CRM, then raise them an invoice in the books: same record, same browser, no export step.
Contacts, pipeline, activity and an enquiry inbox fed by the website form. Drag a card between stages and the whole platform updates.
Open live CRM →Invoices raised from CRM clients, expenses by category, and a profit-and-loss view that is current the moment you type.
Open live books →Cash in, cash owed, pipeline and enquiries on a single screen. This is what we mean by insight: the join between the site, the sales and the books.
Open dashboard →One call. What you sell, how enquiries arrive, what you need to know at the end of each month. That decides the site's pages and the apps' fields: no default template.
Site, capture forms, CRM stages and bookkeeping categories are built together, so the data model is agreed before a single page is published.
One login, one invoice for the year, and a monthly review of what the data says. We stay on as the people who fix things, not just the people who billed you.
Website build included on every plan. The apps are not an upsell: they are the product; the site is how you get to them.
A credible presence, with every enquiry captured instead of lost.
The whole proposition: your site, your CRM and your books in one place.
For a business where more than one person sells and delivers.
An embedded team: the platform plus brand, content and paid media.
All plans billed annually. The website build is included on every plan. Prices exclude VAT. The published price is the price. The call confirms scope, not the number.
Making these capabilities accessible and affordable isn't charity. It's the product decision. Every business that can digitise properly competes better, keeps its staff, and spends its money locally. That means stronger local economies, greater digital inclusion for the businesses the digital transition forgot, and more resilient communities.
Fill this in and it goes to the same place a real customer's enquiry would: the platform's capture inbox, one click from becoming a CRM contact.
Every submission logged with its source page and time
Convert to a contact, set a stage, assign a value
When they say yes, the invoice starts from the same record