Tell us what you need

Every business should own its software.

Most small businesses in this country are sold a website that sits there looking pretty and does nothing. It does not take an order. It does not know what is in stock. It does not tell you who owes you money. It is a brochure with a monthly bill attached.

The businesses that pull ahead are the ones running on software that actually does the work. That used to mean a budget only a bank could sign off. It does not any more, and that is the whole reason we are here.

Something we have already builtMonthly, no build cost

Sprint POS for the till and stock. Weekly for staff scheduling and timesheets. Orbit for your own ordering app. Vendor for airtime, data and prepaid electricity over the counter.

Enterprise systemsQuoted on your size

SAN ERP for finance, procurement, inventory and HR. Asset Management for the register and what it is worth. E-Recruitment, Help Desk, Tender Cloud and hosting on Hello Cloud.

Software built for your businessQuoted on what it does

Your way of working is the thing that makes you money. Software built around it beats bending your business to fit somebody else’s product.

A professional websiteR3 500

Built properly, fast, and yours. Not a template with your logo dropped into it.

An online storeR5 000

Products, payments, delivery and stock, all connected. Sell while you sleep instead of answering the same question on WhatsApp forty times a day.

Something elseAsk us

Mobile apps, IT support, hosting, or joining up systems that do not talk to each other. If you are not sure what you need, say so and we will work it out with you.

We are a South African company, based in East London and working nationally. You will deal with the people who build the thing, not an account manager reading from a script.

Questions people ask first

How much does a website cost?
A professional website is R3 500. An online store, with products, payments, delivery and stock, is R5 000. Custom software is quoted on what it has to do, because a system that runs a workshop is not the same job as one that runs a salon.
Why would my business need software instead of a website?
A website tells people you exist. Software does the work: it takes the order, knows what is in stock, tracks who owes you money and who is on shift. Most small businesses are sold the first and actually need the second.
Can I use something you have already built?
Yes, and it is usually the cheapest way in. Sprint POS, Weekly, Orbit and Vendor are running in real businesses today. You pay monthly, there is no build cost, and you can start this week.
How long before somebody comes back to me?
A person reads every enquiry and comes back to you, usually within one working day. If we are not the right fit, we say so rather than waste your time.