Stage 1: The call
Thirty minutes on how the business runs and what is slowing you down. We ask a lot of questions.
From you: A rough idea of your tools and what bothers you most.
Book this callFrom the first call to finished work: what happens, when it happens, what you get at each point, and what we'll ask of you.
See the first monthFour stages. You can stop after any of them, and you'll still leave with something useful.
Thirty minutes on how the business runs and what is slowing you down. We ask a lot of questions.
From you: A rough idea of your tools and what bothers you most.
Book this callFor bigger questions: with your permission, we look at workflows, tools, data and costs. Nothing gets built yet.
From you: Read-only access, and an hour with whoever runs the process.
A written, prioritized plan. You decide what happens next, if anything.
From you: One decision: go, adjust, or stop here.
Set up, built, or handed to the right people. One point of contact the whole way.
From you: Answers to the decisions we flag, usually within a day.
Timing depends on scope. Simple questions often end at the call.
One short update, in plain language: what got done, what's next, what could go wrong, and the decisions only you can make. No jargon, and no surprises at the end of the month.
Agencies aren't the enemy. We've worked inside them for years. But they're built to sell builds, and that shapes every conversation.
We pick who does the work, from our own team to vetted developers or an agency, based on what you need and how you like to work. You never have to manage the handoffs.
Fast, careful work on tools, automations and small internal apps.
Experienced developers we trust, chosen for the job and managed by us.
We find and vet the right one, write the spec, and lead the project on your side.
We help you hire well and set your team up to keep things running.
After years on the agency side, we know where projects go wrong before they start. These are the ones we look for first.
Without an estimate or a ceiling, every delay is billed to you.
Unclear scope is where budgets quietly double.
If the relationship ends, your product shouldn’t leave with them.
A single point of failure, with nobody reviewing quality.
Changes land straight on your customers. Mistakes become outages.
A pattern of slipping dates without a written reason is a warning.
Outsynk charges by the hour, because every business and every solution is different, and you should pay only for the time the work actually takes. A job that needs one day is billed as one day. You get a written estimate before work starts, and if the work is heading past it, you are told before the extra hours are billed.
Who does the work depends on the job: Outsynk for setups and smaller builds, partner developers we trust for custom builds, a vetted agency for larger projects, or your own team. Whoever builds it, Outsynk stays accountable for the result, with one point of contact the whole way. Every engagement has certified leads and vetted developers behind it.
How long it takes to implement AI or automation in a small business depends on what the right solution turns out to be. Some fixes take a day; setting up several tools or building an app takes longer. After the free call, Outsynk scopes the work and gives you a written estimate before anything starts, and tells you early if it is heading past it.
You can change things mid-project, and Outsynk tells you about every change: what is changing, what it involves, and how it affects time. Because billing is hourly against a written estimate, you see what a change means before the hours add up, and you are kept updated throughout. Scope creep never happens quietly.
While Outsynk works, you get a plain-language written update every Friday, readable in two minutes on your phone. It covers what was done, what comes next, risks flagged early, and every decision you need to make, with a recommendation. You have one point of contact the whole way, and progress you can see every week.
You do. With Outsynk, the business owner owns the code, the repositories and every account, and that is written into the contract. It applies whether Outsynk, a partner developer or an agency writes the code, and it stays yours if you stop working with us. Tools and subscriptions sit in your own accounts, so nothing leaves with us.
Yes. The written, prioritized plan Outsynk delivers is yours to keep, whether or not we do the work. It sets out where time and money are leaking, what each fix would cost and save, and an estimate for each next step. If it recommends a build, you can take it to any agency, and we'll help you choose one.
Yes. Outsynk works with the agency you already have: we review their proposals, write a spec they can quote against, sit in as your project lead, and help them raise their standards. You keep the relationship, and someone on your side checks scope, quality and progress every week.
More questions answered on the FAQ page, or ask yours on the free call.
Thirty minutes on how your business runs. No pitch deck, no obligation.