We publish where pilots typically start — $2,500 to set up and $800/month to run — and we stop there, because a full menu would be wrong for nearly everyone reading it. What this is worth to a one-van shop losing four jobs a month and to a six-tech firm losing forty are different numbers. So the exact one comes out of what the gaps are costing YOU.
Work out what the leak costs you first. If closing it doesn’t clearly pay for itself, we’ll tell you — and you keep the number either way.
Three figures you already know. Most owners have never done this arithmetic on their own business — when they do, it stops being a software decision and starts being a maths one.
Nothing here is sent anywhere — it is worked out in your browser. Whatever number comes out is yours to keep, whether you ever speak to us or not.
Published tiers are built for the seller’s convenience: they make the sale simple and push the guessing onto you. We would rather do the work of understanding your business.
All of them start from your business, not from a page like this one.
The calculator above needs three figures you already know and runs in your browser. No form, no email, no meeting — and the number is yours whether or not you ever speak to us.
Thirty minutes, free. We go through your actual numbers together and you leave with the figure whether you hire us or not.
One workflow, one metric, thirty days. Priced against that one problem, so the decision stays small.
Standing your front office up around how you already work — your services, your prices, your voice, connected to the tools you keep. Scoped in the audit.
Keeping it answering, chasing, sending and fixing itself. Improvements included rather than sold back to you as an upgrade.
What gets built for you is yours, and so is your data. Leaving doesn’t cost you your customer list. How that works →
Your crew is never a line item you have to ration. Sharing one login to save money breaks the audit trail and makes per-person privacy impossible, so the model is built to make that a decision you never have to weigh.
You know what the gaps cost, you paid an amount that was set against that number, and the thing you bought is yours.
You compare feature grids, pick a tier by guessing, and find out in month four that you are paying for six things you never opened and still losing the calls.
We publish where most pilots start — $2,500 to set up and $800/month to run. Past that a menu would be wrong for most people reading it: too much for a one-van shop, too little to do the job properly for a fleet or a multi-location operation. Thirty minutes gets you the real number for your business, and bigger builds are priced to match the work rather than turned away.
The audit is the product at that stage. If the arithmetic does not justify the work, we say so — that is a cheaper outcome for us than an unhappy customer six months in.
You can get YOUR number without one — the calculator above works out what the gaps are costing you, in your browser, with nothing sent anywhere. Our number, what the work would cost you, is set against that in a conversation. Cora can answer questions about how any of this works, but it does not quote.
No, and we would usually talk you out of it. One workflow, one metric, thirty days. Expanding only makes sense once that one has clearly paid.
You keep your data and what was built for you. There is no version of this where leaving means losing your customer list.
Work it out above in thirty seconds, or take thirty minutes with us — free. Either way the figure is yours to keep.