Simplified business solution stacks

Most small businesses pay for twice the software they need and use half of what each tool can do. A solution stack review lists everything you're paying for, what it's actually doing, and the smallest set of tools that would do the job better.

Then we set the stack up — up to five tools, connected so information moves between them instead of being retyped. Every subscription is bought in your name, at published prices. We take no commission from any vendor, and we say so in writing.

What from £2,000 gets you

• A review of every tool you currently pay for
• A recommended stack — the fewest tools that do the job
• Up to 5 tools set up, and up to 5 connections between them
• Software bought in your name, at cost, never marked up

More tools, more connections, or moving your existing data across, are quoted separately.

Fair use applies to every published scope — what's included, and what's quoted separately.

Questions people ask

What is a business solution stack?

The set of software a business runs on — email, documents, accounts, customer records, automations — chosen and connected so they work as one system rather than a pile of subscriptions.

Do you resell software or take commission?

Never. Everything is bought in your name at the published price. One tool we may recommend — Contextium — was founded by Thomas Jutla; that interest is declared openly and the same no-markup rules apply.

What if we already like our tools?

Then they probably stay. Nothing that works gets replaced — the review often ends with fewer tools, not different ones.

Jargon check: Business solution stack