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Two products of our own — which is why our engineering claims hold up.
Most agencies can describe SaaS. We operate it: billing that has to reconcile, uptime somebody notices, and support tickets that arrive on a Saturday. Both products below are live and in production.
Business platform
Prizma360
An all-in-one business hub. It pulls the operational side of a company — customers, work and the day-to-day admin — into one place, instead of a spreadsheet, a chat thread and three disconnected tools that nobody has reconciled since March.
Walkthrough
See it on a live instance
We open the actual product on a call and answer your questions against real screens. No slide deck, no recorded demo edited to hide the awkward parts.
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GoBrandIt
A content operating system for brands and agencies. Ideas start on a Kanban idea board, move through review and approval, and become scheduled posts across every connected account — with campaigns grouping the work around goals, dates and budgets.
Inside GoBrandIt
An idea board that runs from idea to assigned, in progress, completed and approved
Review and approval built in, so nothing reaches a client account unapproved
Scheduling across every connected account from one composer
Campaigns that group posts around goals, platforms, dates and budgets
One inbox for the conversations those posts start
Running our own products changes the client work.
It keeps the estimates honest
Once you have shipped your own subscription billing, you stop under-quoting somebody else's. The unglamorous work is the work we price properly, because we have already paid for getting it wrong.
It proves the architecture
Multi-tenancy, roles and permissions, usage analytics and zero-downtime upgrades under real load — not drawn on a slide and hoped for.
It funds the long work
Product revenue means we can turn down client work we would have to do badly — the rushed rebuild, the budget that does not reach the finish line.
Who these are built for.
Both products came out of problems we had ourselves, which shapes who they suit. If you are not on this list it does not mean they will not work, only that we have not aimed them at you.
Agencies running several brands at once
Brands with a small in-house marketing team
Service businesses outgrowing spreadsheets
Retail and e-commerce operators
Clinics, schools and training providers
Teams juggling three disconnected tools
Businesses tracking jobs across many customers
Marketing teams reporting to a client or a board
Before you ask for a demo.
Can we see it working before we commit to anything?
Yes, and that is how we would rather do it. A walkthrough runs on a live instance with the parts you care about open on screen, so you can ask awkward questions in the moment instead of discovering the answer after signing.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of your team and what you need switched on, so we quote after the walkthrough rather than publishing a number that would be wrong for most people. You get the figure in writing, with what is included and what is not.
Can it be changed to fit how we already work?
Often, yes, and that is the practical advantage of the team who build the product also doing client work. Where a change is worth having for everyone it goes into the product. Where it is specific to you, it is quoted as development and you see the price first.
Who owns our data?
You do. Your data is exportable, and if you stop using the product you take it with you. Holding an export hostage to keep a customer is a tactic we are not willing to use.
What does getting started actually involve?
Setup, moving your existing records across and training your team. The walkthrough call covers what that looks like for your situation and how long it takes, so it is not a surprise line on a later invoice.
What if your product is not the right fit for us?
Then we will tell you. If something else on the market fits you better, that is a more useful answer than selling you a product that only half works for you and losing you in six months.
Build something
Want one of these built for your business?
If you are considering a SaaS product, an internal platform or a rebuild of something that has outgrown itself, the first conversation costs nothing and usually shortens the scope.
Talk to us