We don't sell SaaS subscriptions. We build software that belongs to your business — with a one-time build fee and a transparent hosting and maintenance retainer. No per-seat pricing. No per-booking fees. No surprise renewals.
Two simple components. No hidden fees. Always transparent.
A one-time fixed fee to scope, design, build, and launch your custom software. Priced per project based on scope, integrations, and timeline. You approve the quote before a single line of code is written.
A predictable monthly retainer that covers hosting, monitoring, security patches, backups, and ongoing support. Priced based on your app's complexity — not your usage, seat count, or transaction volume.
Here's how the economics typically compare over a few years for a business running a multi-tool SaaS stack.
| Stacking SaaS Tools | Custom Software | |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | You rent access forever | You own the code and infrastructure |
| Pricing model | Per seat, per booking, per usage | Flat monthly retainer |
| Cost growth | Scales up as you grow | Stays flat as you grow |
| Customization | Limited to vendor's roadmap | Tailored to your exact workflow |
| Data | Lives on vendor servers | Stays in your infrastructure |
| Price changes | Vendor raises prices unilaterally | Locked-in retainer terms |
It depends on scope. A focused internal tool might be $10,000 to $25,000, while a full SaaS-replacement app with multiple integrations can run $30,000 to $80,000 or more. We always scope and quote before any work begins.
It varies with your app's complexity and traffic, but most clients pay a flat monthly retainer significantly less than what they were previously spending on SaaS subscriptions. We quote this upfront.
Yes. The code, the data, and the infrastructure are yours. You aren't locked into us — if you ever wanted to bring things in-house or switch providers, you can.
Minor bug fixes and small improvements are covered by the maintenance retainer. Larger features are scoped and quoted as separate work, just like the initial build.
Almost always, once you're past the first 1-3 years. The exact payback period depends on how much you were spending on SaaS and the build cost. We'll model the comparison for you before you commit.
Tell us what you're trying to build or replace. We'll scope the project, estimate the build cost, and project the long-term savings vs. your current SaaS stack.
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