Tell us what’s eating your week.
A 30-minute strategy call, no deck, no pitch. We’ll tell you whether it’s something we should build together, and if not, where you’d find the right person.
- 01We reply within one working dayA real person reads it and books your 30 minutes.
- 02The strategy callWe map where the time goes and score the opportunities.
- 03You keep the roadmapA sequenced first-three-months plan, whether or not you go ahead.
Questions we get on every call.
If yours is not here, ask it on the strategy call. We would rather over-answer than under-promise.
One flat retainer: £2,000 a month, no setup fee, on a three-month minimum and rolling after that. For the fee we ship one new automation every month and look after everything we have already built for you. After the minimum term the price flexes to what you actually run: £500 per live automation, capped at £2,000 a month. Larger one-off builds are scoped separately, and third-party tool and API costs are billed at cost.
Our median engagement returns around 4× the retainer inside the first 12 months, usually through time recovered, faster invoicing, and converted leads that previously went cold. We write the success metric into the scope so the answer to ‘did it work?’ is never up for debate.
A typical workflow automation goes live in 2–4 weeks. Voice agents in 3–5 weeks. Custom apps in 6–12 weeks depending on surface area. We ship in iterations from week two, so you see progress every week, not just at the end.
UK GDPR compliant and ISO 27001 aligned. Data stays in EU/UK regions by default. We sign DPAs, walk your compliance team through architecture, and document data flows. AI calls route through providers with no-training data policies.
Yes. Always. Code, workflows, infrastructure, and the runbook all transfer to your team. We can stay on as a managed-support partner if you want us to, but we never lock you in.
Most clients do not. Start with the free 30-minute call: we map your operation, score the opportunities, and hand you a sequenced roadmap. You keep it whether or not you go ahead.
We start from what you have. The whole point of workflow automation is to make your existing tools sing together. Rip-and-replace is a last resort, usually only when a tool is actively haemorrhaging time.