How this worksUtah · MT

The model

Fixed price. You own it.

No rate card, because an honest number needs a real scope. Yours is quoted as one fixed price.

Pick a package Straight to the questions

A card payment taken at a point of sale counter — Plate № 01Money across the counter

Rent or own

Rented software never becomes yours.

A subscription buys access, not an asset. Stop paying, and it closes like a door.

Ours is yours on day one, in a repository you control.

Renting it

Per-seat fees, monthly, no end date
Your workflow bends to their roadmap
A cut of every sale
Cancel, and nothing is left

Owning it

Fixed price, quoted up front
You own 100% of the code
No platform fees, ever
Walk away, it keeps working

A hand-over, not a promise. Source, pipeline, infrastructure and data, in accounts with your name on them.

The packages

Three ways to start.

Built from the six products we sell. A starting point, not a cage.

A storefront we built — one front door, taking payment

Package 01

Solo

Sell and take bookings, without running software.

One location, owner-run.

Storefront or Counter
Checkout — your rates
Uptime — we get paged

Choose Solo

A console we built — the staff side of a working day

Package 02 Most chosen

Team

Run the whole operation from one console.

A team with roles.

Storefront or Counter
Console — run the day
Checkout — your rates
Uptime — we get paged

Choose Team

A whole platform — shop, events and reporting in one

Package 03

Enterprise

Every part, wired together.

Multi-location, or at scale.

Storefront and Counter
Console — every site
Checkout — your rates
Uptime — all of it
Wiring — joined up

Choose Enterprise

Package 04 — something else. Nothing preselected: describe the job in your own words.

Tell us what it needs to do

Ways to engage

Three ways to pay for it.

The package decides what gets built. This, how it's paid for.

A fixed-price build Quoted before a line is written. Scope changes are re-quoted and agreed, never discovered.
Flat monthly managed hosting Optional and separate. Staging, backups, patching, monitoring — cancellable.
A revenue-share partnership A percentage of net revenue, no upfront invoice, terms agreed first.

Neither is lock-in. Both are about who operates the platform. Neither changes who owns the code.

Always true

Whatever we build, this doesn't change.

Every package, every project. Terms, not marketing lines.

A fixed price, quoted up front. One number, one scope.
You own the code. Source, pipeline, infrastructure, data.
No platform fees, ever. Nobody takes a percentage of what you sell.

Any payment processor, swapped without a rebuild.
Leave any time and it keeps working. No kill switch.

The run of a job

How a project actually runs.

Four stages, every time. Working software long before a hand-over.

A discovery call What you run, where it falls over, what it should do.
Scope, then a fixed quote The scope in plain language, and you approve the document.
Built in sprints, with demos Each sprint ends in a demo of the real thing running.
Launch, train, hand over We launch, train your people, and hand over the keys.

Questions

The honest answers.

Short ones, including the awkward ones.

Why aren't there any prices on this page?

Quoted before we understand the job, a number is either padded or unkeepable.

What does "you own the code" actually mean?

Another developer could pick it up and change it without us. If that isn't true, you don't own it.

Do I have to host with you?

No. Uptime is optional, one flat monthly rate, cancellable. Plenty of clients run it themselves.

What happens if we stop working together?

You keep everything, and it keeps running. We hand the infrastructure over rather than switch it off.

Can I start with one product and add others later?

Yes — the normal path. Packages pre-select parts rather than lock them.

Which payment processor do I have to use?

Whichever you already use, or several at once. We never sit in the payment path.

How does the revenue-share partnership work?

A percentage of net revenue, terms agreed in writing first. RSTS runs on this today.

What if none of the three packages fits?

Take the fourth option and describe the job. Government and defense work runs on the government page.

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Next step

Get a number you can hold us to.

Pick the closest package, or send one line. Whoever reads it would build it.

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