Every engagement starts with a Build Sprint: a few weeks, at a price agreed before we start. It ends with a working version of your system that you can click through yourself, and a plan for the full build with a price already on it.
Everything we sell, we run on ourselves first. Our invoices are built from results the system counted, not from a timesheet. Our own work is graded by a second system before anybody outside sees it. Every site we operate is probed day and night, and we usually know it is down before the client does.
This page is part of that. It was built, checked and published through the same steps a client project goes through, and if it broke tonight the same alarm would go off.
One rule covers everything we send you: a number arrives with the proof behind it, or it does not arrive at all. That is also why you will not find a single client testimonial on this page yet. We have not finished the first engagement we are allowed to publish, and we would rather say so than invent one.
Not a mock-up in a deck and not a screenshot. A private link, real screens, your workflow, running on sample data. You send it to your operations lead and they tell you in ten minutes whether we understood the job.
What gets built, what "finished" means in writing, what it costs, and how long it takes. Priced from the work in front of us, not from a rate card we hand every client.
The prototype and the plan are yours at the end of the sprint whatever you decide next. If we are the wrong people to build it, you will have lost weeks rather than a year, and you will know exactly what to brief somebody else.
Most firms have one process that quietly consumes days: the same spreadsheet rebuilt, the same follow-ups typed again, the same pack assembled by hand. We agree in writing what finished looks like, build it once, and then run it for you.
Your sales, stock and finance systems already hold the answers. We turn them into the reporting your board and your bank actually ask for, on schedule, with the source shown for every figure. Ask a follow-up question, get an answer the same day.
Finding the right decision-makers, approaching them with their consent, and putting qualified meetings in your team's diary. Built after South Africa's 2026 marketing rules, not patched to survive them: every contact is checked first, nobody who declines is approached twice, and we never buy contact lists.
We work with mid-market South African firms that have a repeatable process still done by hand. If you are looking for contract developers by the hour, or a tool your own team would have to run, we are not the right fit and we will tell you so on the first call rather than after the invoice.
Every result your system produces is counted as it happens, and your invoice is built from that count. You see the same numbers we bill from.
Nothing goes to you or your customers unchecked: a second, independent system grades every piece of work against standards we agree with you in writing, and it can stop a release.
Everything we build comes with monitoring and a person on call. If it breaks we usually know before you do, and we fix it without being chased.
We sign an NDA before anything moves, your project data stays in South Africa by default, and we never sell, share or buy contact lists. Which systems touch your data is set out in the contract, not left vague.
Anything that contacts your customers is designed around South Africa's 2026 direct-marketing rules from the start. Anyone who declines is never contacted again.
The code, the data and the plan are yours. If you leave, everything goes with you, and we will hand it over properly rather than making the exit expensive.
A short call, then a written plan. We sign an NDA before we look at anything of yours.
A fixed price agreed up front. You end it holding a working prototype and a priced plan, and you are free to walk.
What the sprint proved becomes a system that runs every day. You approve it before it goes anywhere near your customers.
We run it and we watch it. You get the results and a count you can check against the invoice.
A fixed price, quoted from your actual job and agreed in writing before anything starts, so you know the whole number in advance. It is deliberately sized to be a decision one person can make rather than a budget round. We quote it on the first call once we know what you are trying to fix.
Two things. A working prototype on a private link that you can click through and show your team, running on sample data. And a written plan for the full build: scope, what finished means, timeline and a fixed price. Both are yours whether or not you carry on with us.
You should not take it on faith, which is why the sprint exists. It is structured so you see working software before you commit to a build. We would rather earn the case study than borrow someone else's, and we will not put a testimonial on this page until a client has agreed to have their real numbers published.
No. We build it, we run it, and we watch it. Your team reviews results and approves what goes live. If you ever leave, the code and the data go with you.
Anything we build that contacts your customers is designed around South Africa's 2026 direct-marketing rules rather than patched to survive them. Every contact is consent-checked before anything is sent, anyone who declines is never contacted again, and we never buy contact lists. We have written up what the rules actually say in our notes, including the parts practitioners still disagree about.
Project data stays in South Africa by default, and we sign an NDA before anything moves. The business systems we run on, such as accounting and customer records, are ordinary commercial services that operate outside South Africa, and we set out per engagement exactly which ones touch your data. For what this website itself collects, see our privacy page.
Intelligence has become the cheapest input a business can buy, and almost everyone is still rationing it. We do the opposite.
One call, with a person. If a Build Sprint is the right next step we will say so, and if it is not we will tell you that too.
Straight into the diary. Johannesburg hours, and it is Kamau on the call, not a qualifier.