One project, scoped on one page, with a fixed price and a fixed date.
The audit names the project. We scope it on one page, quote a fixed price and a fixed date, and deliver it on Steer. Our engineers write the spec, agents write the code in isolated machines, and every task comes with evidence your team can read before Steer merges it.
We quote after the audit, every task comes with an evidence report, and the code lives in your repositories.
Custom software has meant renting it or hiring an agency. Each puts someone else in charge of the roadmap.
Rent it from a vendor
- A monthly bill that grows with your usage.
- Their roadmap, their data terms, their queue.
- Built for the average customer, and your process is specific.
- Leave, and you take nothing with you.
Hire an agency
- Priced in hours, so the date moves when the hours run out.
- A project manager between you and the work.
- The senior engineer from the sales call rarely touches the code.
- Progress arrives as a status deck.
A project on Steer
Built for your process and quoted with a fixed price and a fixed date. Each task is checked, and a person approves it before Steer merges it. The code lives in your repositories from the first commit.
The audit names the project. We put a price and a date on it.
Audit
We review your software and operations and write up the opportunities. The report ends with the one project we would start with.
Scope and quote
What is in, what is out, a fixed price and a fixed date, agreed before any code exists.
Build
Our engineers write the spec, and agents build in isolated machines on branches in your repositories. Your team signs in to the same workspace and follows every wave, session and evidence report.
Launch and hand over
The code is already in your repositories. You also get the evidence reports and a written walkthrough. The same engineers can keep it running, or your team takes it in-house.
What shows up on your side.
Every project runs on Steer, the delivery platform we built for this work. Written specs first, agents in isolated machines, an evidence report for every task and a person's approval before anything merges through Steer.
A fixed price and a fixed date
Agreed in writing before any code exists. Both hold as long as the scope does.
A written spec you approve
Every project starts from a spec with acceptance criteria, and every branch and pull request links back to the task and spec it came from.
Workspace access for your team
Your operations lead, product owner or ecommerce lead signs in to the same workspace we use and follows every spec, task, agent session and pull request.
An evidence report for every task
What changed, the tests that ran and screenshots of anything on screen. When your repository has CI, Steer waits for it to pass on every pull request and again on the combined branch.
A person approves every merge
Nothing merges into your main branch through Steer until someone on the project approves it, in Steer or on the GitHub pull request. Each approval records who made it and when.
Isolated runs, and code that stays yours
Every cloud run gets a fresh machine that is thrown away afterward, and each git action uses a short-lived token that reaches only your project's repositories. The code lives in your GitHub from the first commit, and we never use your code, documents or content to train models.
What we build, and what we send elsewhere.
- +ERP workflows such as scheduling, quoting, portals and approvals, connected to NetSuite, SAP or your system of record
- +Legacy and platform migrations, moved one subsystem at a time
- +Ecommerce search and recommendations, and voice assistants for the web and in-store
- +Agentic commerce with agent-readable storefronts, structured data, ACP and UCP
- +Product data, including lifecycle management, image optimization, metadata creation, normalization and validation
- +Machine learning models that forecast and optimize your business metrics
- +Custom integrations, data engineering and business intelligence
- +Document management
- −A need that a tool you already pay for covers well
- −Anything where the scope is still unclear (run the audit first)
- −Hourly staff augmentation with no defined outcome
- −Replacing every system at once when it can move one piece at a time
- −Ongoing work with no first project (that is the crew, over on /build)
If you are unsure which side your project lands on, request the audit. It is free either way.
One scope, one price and one date, written down before any code exists.
We quote after the audit because the audit sets the scope. The quote names what is in, what is out, the price and the date, on one page. Agents do the implementation and our engineers do the specifying and reviewing, which is what lets us commit to a fixed number.
Every scope is different, so every quote is written for one project.
Describe it here.
If the audit already ran, send what you have. Half-written specs work. We structure it and come back with a one-page scope, a fixed price and a fixed date.
No commitment. If you have not run the audit yet, start there.
Every project has a before and an after.
The audit picks the project, and we build it on Steer. Afterward, the engineers who built it can keep it running in the same workspace, with the same evidence on every change.