What it is: On-call operations and infrastructure support billed monthly. You get a named engineer who knows your stack, not a rotating support queue.
Who it’s for:Firms that can’t justify a full-time IT hire but need someone who answers when DNS is wrong, SSL expires, or a deploy breaks at 9 PM.
Outcomes: Fewer outages, faster incident response, and a single point of accountability for servers, CI/CD, email deliverability, and vendor coordination.
Engagement model: Monthly retainer + hourly overage. Typical starting point is $1,000/mo plus hours as used.
How to start: Book a discovery calland we’ll scope the engagement in 30 minutes.
What it is: Fixed-scope engagements for migrations, integrations, and full system rebuilds. Every project ships under a Statement of Work attached to your master Technology Services Agreement.
Who it’s for: Teams migrating off legacy platforms, consolidating vendors, or standing up new infrastructure from scratch.
Outcomes:A documented, working system delivered in Git with schema, API contracts, and runbooks — not a slide deck.
What working with us feels like: You own the backend, the docs, and the deployment. We attend to your weird edge cases because we wrote the contracts that describe them.
How to start: Book a consultand bring the pain points. We’ll scope a SOW within a week.
What it is: A Postgres-first CRM schema that becomes your canonical system of record for contacts, deals, orders, bookings, and affiliates.
Who it’s for:Companies whose “CRM” is really four SaaS tools duct-taped together, with no single source of truth for customer data.
Outcomes: External tools like ActiveCampaign, ClickFunnels, and schedulers plug into yourschema. They’re adapters, not owners. Identity resolution, consent tracking, and cross-system attribution come built in.
Engagement model: Typically delivered as a SOW project, then maintained under retainer. Partner-hosted deployments available for teams that want to own their infrastructure.
How to start: Book a consult to walk through the schema and see how it maps to your existing stack.