What each package includes and how long it takes. The price is fixed in writing after a free check of your site or catalogue, and it does not move once you sign.
Suppliers and distributors start with the spec catalogue. Contractors start with the tender-ready site. The quotation assistant and the follow-up automation plug into either one. Scope and timeline are on every page; the price comes after a free site check.
Voice notes into reports, assistants that answer on WhatsApp, and follow-ups that send themselves. A person checks anything important before it goes out.
Distributors and brokers who want enquiries qualified, quotes drafted from the catalogue, and follow-ups that happen.
Businesses with one task that runs on copy and paste: lead follow-up, invoices, a portal, a publishing step.
Units and teams whose records are spoken first: a clinical handover, a site report, a sales call.
Your website, your place on Google, and a report on which ads and pages bring customers.
Distributors of electrical, mechanical and building systems whose catalogue lives in spreadsheets and PDFs that procurement engineers cannot search.
Contractors and engineering firms whose project record, classification and certificates live in a PDF that is out of date the day it is exported.
Every build ships with a maintenance plan: hosting, monitoring, backups, updates and the next release, by the same team. No per-seat pricing and no multi-year contract; subcontractors need no login. A code buyout is quoted per project, never the default. Every package starts by recording your starting numbers, signed by both sides, and results are checked against them at 120 days.
The first findings in writing, what a buyer cannot find on your site today, and a fixed price for the first step, within one working day.
Or send your site link and a person replies within one working day.