Leave knowing what to build
and what it costs.
The process you've been meaning to fix for a year is still broken. Thirty minutes on a call won't fix it. But you'll walk away knowing exactly what will, and what it'll cost.
Blomma
1 tool
replaced 6 spreadsheets, 3 Notion pages, and a Slack channel nobody checked
Major.app
40+
clients onboarded per month, no manual handoffs. Built in 6 weeks.
Blomma Β· Major.app Β· Chezie Β· Prepladder β companies between 20 and 75 people.
We work with founders and ops leads at companies between 15 and 75 people. If you're at a 500-person org with a full engineering team, this probably isn't the right call.
Proposal in your inbox the next day, if there's a fit.
You'll get a confirmation email. I'll read it before we talk.
Not ready to book yet?
What happens on the call
Should you build it or buy it?.
You describe what's actually broken.
You tell me what's actually not working. The spreadsheet that breaks every month. The onboarding step your team has learned to route around. The workaround that became permanent
I give you a straight answer.
I tell you what it would actually cost and how long it would take. Sometimes the answer is a $200 tool you haven't found yet. I'll say that too.
If there's a fit, you'll have a proposal by tomorrow.
If it's a fit, you'll have a scoping doc the next day with a timeline and a estimated investment.
What clients say
"They are creative, will go the extra mile and won't let you down. We went from a manual mess to a working portal in weeks β and the handoff was clean."
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 this before β with another agency or internally β and it didn't go well. Can you help?
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 15β75 person range with internal tooling problems, it covers 90% of what we see.