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It depends on what you need, but a single productised automation starts from as little as £1,500, and a fully scoped project from £5,000. Larger projects that connect multiple systems or build a full platform cost more. We'll always scope the work and agree the price with you before anything starts, so there are no surprises. Most work is fixed-price, but we also offer rolling monthly agreements when that suits you better, with flexible discounts available on longer-term agreements or larger deals.

Both — we'll suggest whichever suits your project. Most clients choose a fixed price: the scope and cost are agreed upfront and paid in milestones, so you know exactly what you're committing to. When the work is ongoing or the scope is still taking shape, we also offer a rolling monthly agreement, with the amount of work flexed to what you need each month. You can start with one and switch to the other as things evolve.

Most projects take around three months from design through development, testing, and launch. Simpler automations can be quicker, and larger platforms take longer — but we'll give you a clear timeline upfront and keep you updated at every stage.

It varies by project, but the goal is always a clear, practical payback — hours saved each week, faster quotes, fewer errors, or work that no longer needs an extra person to manage. Because we start by automating a costly, repetitive process, the savings are usually easy to see. We're happy to talk through the likely return for your specific situation before you commit.

In stages. On a fixed-price project, payment is split into milestones, so you only pay as we deliver the things we've agreed; on a rolling monthly agreement, you're billed each month for the work done. Either way, you're never paying upfront for work that hasn't been done.

We offer a satisfaction guarantee: if you cancel within the first 21 days of a build, you get your money back in full. Beyond that, the milestone structure means you're only ever paying for delivered work — so you're never locked into a large commitment before you've seen results.

You do. Once the work is delivered and paid for, the software is yours — the code, the system, all of it. You're not renting it from us or tied to us to keep using it.

Yes. We take data security seriously and build with privacy and protection in mind from the start. Where your data is stored depends on the project and your requirements — we'll always discuss this with you upfront and can work within specific compliance needs, which matters for sectors like construction, energy, and manufacturing.

Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance and support after launch, typically starting from £400 per month, so your system stays reliable and up to date. You won't be handed something and left to fend for yourself — we're there to keep it running and help it grow as your needs change.

No — it takes the repetitive admin off their plates so they can focus on the work that actually needs a person. The businesses that benefit most use automation to free up their team for higher-value work, not to reduce headcount. In practice, it usually means your people spend less time on tedious tasks and more time on the things they're good at.

If your team is spending hours on repetitive admin — re-keying data, chasing approvals, copying information between spreadsheets and emails — you're ready. You don't need any existing systems, technical knowledge, or a “digital strategy” in place. The best starting point is usually one clear, repetitive process that's costing you time, and we'll help you identify it.

Yes, when it's built properly and used for the right things. We design automations with checks, human sign-off where it matters, and clear limits on what the AI does on its own — so it speeds up your work rather than making unsupervised decisions. For anything sensitive, like compliance or safety guidance, a person always stays in control. We're also honest about where AI works well and where it doesn't.