Free Β· 30 min Β· No pitch

Leave knowing what to build
and what it costs.

Blomma

1 tool

replaced a spreadsheet + Slack thread system

Major.app

6 wks

manual onboarding β†’ fully automated portal. 40+ clients/month, zero manual handoffs.

Blomma Β· Major.app Β· Chezie Β· Prepladder β€” companies between 20 and 75 people.

What happens on the call

30 minutes, well spent.

You describe what's actually broken.

Not the polished version β€” the real one. The spreadsheet with tabs only one person understands, the onboarding step that keeps falling through the gap, the process you've been meaning to fix for a year.

I give you a straight answer.

Whether it's a one-tool fix or something messier. A rough cost range. Whether building makes more sense than buying off the shelf.

If there's a fit, you'll have a proposal by tomorrow.

I'll send a scoping doc the next day β€” concrete scope, timeline, and price.

FAQs

Before you book

Do I need to come prepared with a spec or brief?

No. Most people show up with a rough idea and a list of things that are broken. Describe the problem and we'll figure it out.

What does something like this typically cost?

Most tools we build for companies your size land between $8,000 and $25,000 depending on complexity. A single internal tool with one integration is at the low end. A multi-user portal with role-based access and external API connections is at the high end. I'll give you a real range on the call, not a "it depends" non-answer.

How long does a build take?

Four to ten weeks for most projects. Simpler tools are live in four. Anything with multiple user roles, external integrations, or complex data logic runs six to ten. I'll tell you where yours falls after you describe it.

We tried building this ourselves (or with another agency) and it didn't work out.

Bring it up on the call. Knowing what didn't work makes scoping faster.

Do you only build no-code tools?

The tools we build run on WeWeb, Supabase, and Xano. If your situation genuinely needs something outside that stack, I'll tell you rather than force it. For companies in the 15–75 person range with internal tooling problems, it covers 90% of what we see.