Analytics dashboard
Insight
- What it is
- A live view of revenue, orders, conversion and channels, with date ranges and one-click export.
- What it replaces
- Weekly reports stitched together by hand from four different exports.
Custom software & tools
Internal tools, dashboards, client portals and full apps, designed around how your business actually runs. No subscriptions, no compromises, just software you own and control.
Watch one repair, start to finish
One car, from a Sunday night booking to a paid repair, with the inspection, the approval and the day's report in one app built for the shop. Press play, or turn on the voice-over and let Rex walk you through it.
Book a service
Book my drop-offSunday, 9:14 PM. A check engine light, and a drop-off booked straight into your shop's own app.
Custom software
We build the portals, dashboards and internal tools your business runs on, shaped around how your team already works. You own every line.
Each one replaces a stack of subscriptions, spreadsheets or manual steps. Open one to see the kind of software we would build around how you work.
Clients stop emailing to ask where things stand. A portal in your brand shows every project, file and invoice in one place, and retires the shared folders and long email threads.
If Monday starts with someone stitching exports into a spreadsheet, a live dashboard pays for itself. It pulls from the tools you already use and shows each person the numbers they own.
Quotes built in spreadsheets are slow and easy to get wrong. Your prices, margins and rules go into one tool that produces a branded quote in minutes and tracks it until it is signed.
When stock lives in one sheet and orders in another, you oversell, overbuy and lose hours reconciling. One system tracks stock across every location and flags what to reorder before it runs out.
Paper job sheets and group chats lose jobs and slow down invoicing. The office dispatches from one board, technicians see their day on their phone, and finished jobs turn straight into invoices.
A marketplace lives or dies on search, trust and payments. We build the listings, reviews, messaging and split payouts on a platform you own, instead of a rented template with its own rules.
If your idea is software other businesses will pay for, you need a real product, not a slide deck. We build the first version with sign-up, billing and admin, and the code and the customers are yours.
Course platforms charge every month, and some take a cut of each sale. Your own platform keeps the members, the content and the revenue, built around how you actually teach.
Your team loses hours hunting through handbooks, contracts and old emails. An assistant built on your own documents answers in seconds, shows where each answer came from and keeps your data in your accounts.
Most back offices run on a patchwork of admin screens, inboxes and manual steps. One panel lets staff approve, refund and edit records, with permissions for who can do what and a log of every change.
Rented software fits most of your process and leaves your team working around the rest, one seat at a time. Owned software fits all of it, and the code, the data and the IP are yours.
An example of the stack a team of eight might rent today, next to what replaces it.
RentingExample
Example total$480/moplus the hours, and it grows with every hire
Owning
Three ways to get the software your business runs on. Here is where each one leaves you.
Working demos, not mockups. Each is the kind of system we build, and each replaces something businesses rent or do by hand.
Analytics dashboard
Sales CRM
Invoicing tool
AI on company documents
Workflow automation
Leads and jobs CRM
Nothing is built until the price is fixed and your team has clicked through the prototype.
We walk through how the work gets done today, where it breaks and what the software must do, and show you builds like it.
The screens, features and integrations in writing, with a timeline and a fixed price. Nothing starts until you agree.
Price agreed firstYour team tries the key screens on a clickable prototype, changes what it likes, and signs it off.
You approve itWe build in short cycles you can see, move your data across, train your team and hand over the code and accounts.
Modern, widely used tools, so any good developer can pick up your code.
Walk us through the process you want to fix. You will leave with a first sketch of the system, an honest ballpark and a timeline, whether or not you work with us.
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It is a one-time build with no per-seat fees afterwards. A starter internal tool is $6,000, a dashboard or portal with roles and integrations $12,000 (about 70% under a typical mid-size agency), and web apps or SaaS platforms start at $20,000. Bigger scopes get a custom quote, and you get a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
A focused first version usually launches in weeks, not months. You approve a clickable prototype before we build and get a firm timeline up front. Bigger systems ship in stages, so your team starts using it early.
Yes, 100%. On handover the full source code, the database and every account move into your name. No black boxes, and you can take it to any developer.
Completely. We lead discovery, design, build, integrations, hosting and handover. You bring the business knowledge and we turn it into software, explained in plain English the whole way.
Almost always. CRMs, accounting, payments, calendars, spreadsheets and internal systems: if it has an API or a database, we can connect it and keep everything in sync.
Yes. We build multi-tenant SaaS apps with sign-up, Stripe billing, dashboards and admin: a first version you can launch and sell, built to grow with you.
An optional care plan keeps it fast, secure and improving for a small monthly fee. Because you own the code, you are also free to maintain or extend it however you like.
Plain-English guides from the OWNIT team: what things cost, what to own and what to skip.
Read the JournalVoicemail, a human answering service and an AI receptionist compared on the measure that pays the bills: whether the caller hangs up with an appointment.
A line-by-line reading of a small-business website quote: the one-time work, the running costs most proposals leave out, and the questions that show whether a price is fair.
Published price bands, the line items agencies rarely itemize, and how to tell a fair quote from an expensive subscription in disguise.
Custom software & tools
Book a free scoping call, we’ll turn your process into custom software, built once and owned by you, for a fair fixed price.
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