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What should we build you?

Six questions about your business, not a personality quiz. At the end you get the actual list of what we would build, a real price range, and a timeline. No account, no sales call required.

What kind of business is this?

What this assessment gives you

A practical first-version scope you can make a decision on.

Six plain-language answers help us separate the workflow you need now from features that can wait. The result recommends a starting build, a realistic setup range, an ongoing monthly range, and an expected delivery window. You can use the result immediately without creating an account or booking a call.

It works for a new idea as well as an existing business. You do not need technical vocabulary: describe how customers reach you, what your team repeats, and where information gets lost. The recommendation translates those symptoms into a website, booking, ordering, portal, mobile-app, or operations scope.

Your bottleneck sets the priority

If customers cannot find or contact you, the first version starts with the website. If appointments, orders, files, or status updates consume staff time, the scope shifts to that workflow instead.

Team size controls complexity

A solo owner may only need one administrative view. A team may need separate logins, roles, assignments, and a shared history. Those differences affect the price and timeline we show.

No invented ROI score

The estimate is a planning range, not a guarantee or a pressure tactic. We do not ask for sensitive business data, force an account, or hide the monthly operating cost behind a sales call.

The first version stays focused

A useful launch might be a five-page service site with quote intake, a booking flow with reminders, or a customer portal for one repeat process. It is not automatically a giant system that replaces every tool in the business.

Your result is not a contract

You can save the recommendation by sharing your name and email, or leave with the estimate and do nothing else. A final quote only follows a review of the real workflow, integrations, data, and launch requirements.

The six questions, and why each one is asked

What kind of business is this?A grooming van, a bakery and a print shop need different first screens. Your answer names the scope you download.
Where are you online right now?Nothing yet, social only, an old site or a working one. It decides whether the website is built new, replaced or left alone.
What should customers be able to do?Contact you, book, order and pay, log in to see their history, or get a price. Each choice adds one line to the build list.
Where does your team's time go?Retyping, phone scheduling, paperwork, tracking, repeat questions or reporting. Each pick adds work to the scope and can change where we would start.
Website, or an actual phone app?Many businesses only need a site that works well on phones. App Store and Google Play apps cost more and take longer, so they are only added when you ask for them.
How many people on your side would use it?A solo owner needs one admin view. A team needs logins, roles and a shared history, which moves the price and the timeline.