Five things we do. Nothing that doesn't fit.
Managed IT, managed web, business automation, security and compliance, and development. If a request does not sort cleanly into one of the five, it is a distraction rather than a service - and we will say so.
Custom Software Development
Platforms, portals and internal tools engineered around the way your business actually works.
See what's includedWebsite Development
Fast, polished marketing sites and web experiences that turn visitors into customers.
See what's includedBrand Identity & Design
A visual identity and voice that make your business look as credible as it is.
See what's includedBusiness Automation
Repeatable workflows that replace manual admin so your team can focus on the work that matters.
See what's includedDigital Marketing
A marketing foundation that puts your brand in front of the right audience.
See what's includedIT Consulting & Cloud
Infrastructure, security and managed support that keep your technology fast and safe.
See what's includedThe IT ladder, priced.
Published monthly figures in JMD, with the one-time setup shown beside each. Web care starts at J$16,000/month - see all plans.
Audit first, invoice later.
Free audit
We score your website, presence, email and security posture out of 100 - before you have spent anything.
Discovery call
A 20-30 minute business conversation: what growth looks like, where the hours go, what a bad day costs you.
Proposal
Good, better and best options with one clear recommendation - fixed scope, fixed price, named exclusions.
Onboard & run
Access secured and documented, a first quick win inside two weeks, then a monthly report you can actually read.
Questions, answered.
Do I have to take all five?
No. Most clients start with one - usually Web Care if the website is the pain, or IT Foundations if nobody owns the accounts. Some never move further; others hand over the whole IT and digital operation over time. Either way it stays one relationship and one invoice.
How is this different from a web agency?
An agency ships a project and moves to the next client - their incentive ends at delivery. Ours begins there. We stay accountable for what happens to the website, the email and the accounts after launch, which is why almost everything we sell is a monthly plan rather than a one-off.
How is this different from a traditional IT company?
Traditional providers are priced and staffed for 50-500 seat companies and talk in tickets and endpoints. We are built for 3-40 person businesses, bundle web, IT and automation into one relationship, and lead with what a problem is costing you rather than with infrastructure.
Isn't this something my nephew or a staff member could do?
Until they are on holiday, or they leave, or something breaks at 9pm before a client deadline. What you are actually buying is accountability and documentation - a written record of the environment, the vendors and the access, so the business does not stall when one person is unavailable.
What happens after a project ends?
Every build closes with a conversation about who keeps it running. That is part of the deliverable, not a separate pitch - a website build moves into Web Care, a security review moves into IT Governance, an automation moves onto a support retainer.
Find out what your setup is quietly costing you.
A free Business Technology Audit - your website, presence, email and security posture scored out of 100, with the three findings that cost you most. No obligation, and the report is yours either way.