Priced per data source. Month to month.

Any one place your numbers live. Your accounting software is one. Your scheduling app is another. A spreadsheet the team keeps by hand counts as one too.

During discovery, before you sign. We look at how each data source lets us get its data out, tell you which kind it is, and put it in your quote in writing. We don't quietly reclassify things later.

It depends on the mess. A sheet with consistent columns that the team fills in the same way every time is open. A file that several people edit by hand, with merged cells and a tab called "USE THIS ONE", is closed, because keeping it right takes real work.

Every data source you connect adds ten charts to a shared pool. Spend them however you like, including charts that combine data sources, like profit by job using your accounting and scheduling data. Swapping a chart out or tweaking it is free. Past the pool, each extra chart is $20 a month.

Your numbers have to live somewhere and be crunched every night. We pass that cost through at what we pay plus 20%, itemised on your invoice. Most businesses pay $25–$100 a month. It only grows if you keep a lot of history or connect a lot of data sources.

Not right now. Discovery and the first build are included in the monthly price.

When you sign. Discovery is free. After that we build your dashboard a piece at a time, starting with the numbers that matter most, so you're looking at something useful early instead of waiting months for a big reveal.

You get a shared board where anyone on your team can add a request. There's no limit on how many you add. We work through them in order, one at a time, and once a month we sit down with you to review the board and decide what's next.

Included are tweaks to existing charts (filters, layout, new goals), new charts within your pool, and fixing things when the software behind one of your data sources updates and breaks something. Extra charts beyond the pool are $20 a month each. Connecting a new data source adds that source's monthly price.

Every night, so the dashboard is fresh when you start your day. If you need updates through the day, that's part of Enterprise.

As many as you want. We don't charge per seat, so bring the office manager, the foremen and your accountant.

For open data sources, yes. We pull in as much history as the source holds, at no extra charge. For closed data sources, digging out years of old records can be serious work, so we quote it separately during discovery.

No. It's month to month. Cancel with 30 days' notice and that's the end of it.

Your data is yours, always. We own the connections we build and the dashboard they feed, which is how we keep the price low and the whole thing running. On Enterprise, you own those too.

We hand your data over into a cloud account your business owns. It's stored in standard formats, organised the way any data engineer would expect, so a new hire or another firm can pick it up without starting over. If you want the connections and dashboard as well, we'll quote a one-time buyout.

Software companies sell you another login and leave you to figure it out. We're a team that does the work. The people on your first call are the ones who build it, we work with the software you already have (including the old and weird stuff), and we stick around when something breaks.

Those tools borrow your numbers. They pull a summary out of each app and show it on their charts, mostly one app at a time, and what you can build is limited to what they've thought of. We copy every record from every system into one place each night, check it, and line it up, so a job in your scheduling app matches its invoice in your accounting and its hours on the timesheet. That's what makes the good stuff possible. Charts built around how you actually run, not a template. Questions that cross systems, like profit by customer or by crew. AI you can ask in plain English, which gets real answers because it reads your actual records instead of a summary. And once a few years of history are in one place, forecasting jobs, cash and demand. The data itself stays yours, in standard formats, not locked inside someone else's app.