Technical consultation

Decide once. Build once.

Before you spend on software, get a technical plan you understand and own: architecture, stack, real running costs and a roadmap you can take to any builder. From operators who ran these decisions on infrastructure of their own.

Consultation output
Decision file · day 4
Architecture reviewed
What holds, what breaks at scale
day 2
Options compared
With monthly running costs
3
Roadmap delivered
Yours, usable with any builder
100%
Vendor-neutral
NDA before anything
Why this exists

The most expensive decisions get made blind.

Technology choices don't fail loudly. They quietly slow you down for years, and by the time the bill is visible, changing course costs a rewrite.

Conflicting proposals

"The quotes differ by five times."

Three agencies, three stacks, three prices with nothing in common. Each one recommends exactly what they happen to sell, and you can't tell prudence from padding.

The wrong pick costs a rebuild
The aging system

"Every small change takes months."

The system that runs the company fights back on every request. Rebuild or repair is a decision worth years, and it keeps getting postponed because nobody can frame it.

Ambition shrinks to what the system allows
The AI question

"Everyone says AI. Nobody says how."

Vendor demos look like magic, but nobody guarantees anything on your real data. The pressure to do something meets the fear of an expensive project that delivers nothing.

Budgets burned on slideware
What you get

A decision file you can act on.

Everything in plain language, with numbers you can verify. It's yours from day one, and it works with any team you choose to build with.

Architecture & stack plan
What to build on and why, matched to your team and your scale.
Proposal & vendor review
The offers on your desk, translated and compared line by line, with the questions that separate serious builders from the rest.
Running-cost reality check
What each option costs per month once it's live: hosting, licenses, maintenance, people.
AI feasibility read
What AI can realistically do on your data, local or cloud, with the risks and costs of each spelled out.
Security & GDPR baseline
Where your data would live, who can touch it, and what compliance actually requires for your case.
Decision support
Rebuild vs repair · example
Option A: repair
Keeps the core, fixes the leaks
€/mo
Option B: rebuild
Staged, nothing stops
€/mo
Recommendation
With the reasoning in writing
clear
How we work

A verdict in days.

One good decision needs the right questions, asked against your real situation.

01

The call

30 minutes on what you're deciding and what's on the table. NDA first if you want it. Fixed quote in 48 hours.

02

Deep dive

We look at your systems, data, proposals and constraints. Read-only access, everything stays yours.

03

Options on the table

The realistic paths compared side by side, each with running costs, risks and timelines you can check.

04

Roadmap & verdict

Our recommendation with the reasoning in writing, plus the plan to execute it, with us or with anyone else.

48h
To a fixed quote
Days
To a written verdict
100%
Vendor-neutral and yours
1.8M+
Orders behind the advice
FAQ

Asked on almost every call.

Won't you just recommend what you build?
Fair question, and it's the reason the deliverable is vendor-neutral: the roadmap is yours and works with any builder. We recommend what we would run ourselves, with the running costs on the table, and if someone else is better placed to build it, we say so in writing.
How much does it cost?
It's scoped like everything we do: a free call, then a fixed number in 48 hours. You're buying a decision, so the price is a fraction of what the decision controls.
What do we get, concretely?
A written decision file: the architecture and stack we'd choose and why, the options compared with monthly running costs, the risks named, and a step-by-step roadmap. Plain language, verifiable numbers, no slideware.
Can you review an agency's proposal we already have?
Yes, that's one of the most common requests. We translate the proposals into business terms, compare them line by line, and give you the questions to ask each bidder. You walk into the next call knowing exactly what to push on.
We think we need AI but we're not sure what's realistic.
That's a consultation with a clear output: what AI can actually do on your data, local or cloud, what it would cost to run, and where to start without betting much. When the answer needs proof, the next step is a small proof of concept, not a big project.
Do you sign an NDA? What access do you need?
NDA before anything, if you want it. We work with read-only access and whatever documents you can share. Everything we look at stays yours, including our notes on it.
What if the answer is "don't build anything"?
Then that's the recommendation, in writing, with the reasoning. It happens more often than you'd think, and it's a good outcome: you paid for a document instead of a dead project.
Do you stick around for the build?
If you want us to, yes: the same team does web development and automation, so the plan you approve is the system that ships. If you build elsewhere, the roadmap is written to survive the handover.
Next step

Tell us what you're deciding.

One call is enough to frame most technical decisions. You get a fixed quote in 48 hours, and the verdict is yours to use with anyone.

Fixed price Vendor-neutral Usable with any builder