Services
Three things, each done to a production standard.
Business process automation, monitoring that tells you the day something breaks, and websites for small businesses. Prices on the page where the work is fixed, a scoped plan where it isn't. Not a sales call.
Business Process Automation
The recurring manual work in a business, invoicing, reconciliation, intake, follow-up, made to run itself and monitored so a silent failure is caught the day it happens. Fixed, published prices.
See packages and pricing →Monitoring & Alerts
- Your automations, your website, your booking system, watched
- You find out the day something stops, in the tool you already use
- The Watch tier on its own, for anything you run
Websites & Hosting
Need a simple site for your business? Built, hosted, and looked after, no self-serve tools required.
Get a quote →Also available: cloud and database migrations, SRE support for teams that run their own infrastructure, cost reviews, CI/CD pipeline work, and domain & DNS setup. Ask when you get in touch.
How pricing works
Published where it can be. Scoped where it can't.
Automation packages, the audit, Watch, and custom builds have prices on the automation page. Monitoring and websites are scoped from a short call, and you get a fixed number in writing before anything starts.
Web hosting & small sites
What's included, every month.
Hosting on its own is cheap. What you're paying for is that somebody notices when it breaks.
- Hosting and bandwidth, handled
- TLS certificates, renewed automatically
- Uptime monitoring that alerts us first
- Security patching on the server
- Backups, and restores when needed
- Small content edits as you need them
- DNS and mail records kept correct
- Breakage fixed at no extra charge
- A direct line to the person who built it
Questions people ask
The good ones.
How does pricing work?
What do I get that hiring in-house won't?
What tools and platforms do you work in?
Do you work with businesses outside Durham or the Triangle?
What happens after I submit a project inquiry?
Do you still build and host small websites?
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe the problem and you'll hear which of the above applies, or if none of it does.