Software built one tier above the chart.
Tier 7 designs and builds custom software and AI systems for businesses. Scoped in writing. Shipped on a date. Owned by you.
- 01Scope and price agreed in writing before work starts
- 02A ship date in the contract
- 03You own the code, the repo and the accounts
- 04US contract, US law, one engineer who answers
Eight things we build well. Nothing we don’t.
- Web apps01Customer portals, booking systems, SaaS front ends. Hosted where you choose, handed over with docs.
- Mobile apps02iOS and Android from one codebase. Auth, payments, push, offline. Submitted under your developer account.
- AI assistants03Assistants that answer, route and act on your data. Wired into inbox, CRM and documents. Measured on tasks closed, not demos.
- Internal tools04The admin panel your spreadsheet should have been. Roles, approvals, reporting.
- Integrations05Make the systems you already pay for talk to each other. Stripe, HubSpot, QuickBooks, your ERP.
- MVPs06Version one of your product, on a date you can raise against. Scope cut to what proves the idea.
- Dashboards07Live dashboards on the numbers you run the business by.
- Rescues08A half-built product, audited in writing for a fixed fee. Then you decide: finish or restart.
Three steps. No retainers.
50% to start · 50% before final delivery
- 01
Brief
Tell us what you need and what it replaces. Six questions. Four minutes.
Reply within one business day
- 02
Written scope, fixed quote
One document: every feature, the stack, the date and the price. Nothing is built until you sign it.
Scope within [X] days of the brief
- 03
Build, QA, handover
Weekly demo on a fixed day. QA against the scope, not against what was built. Full code, credentials and docs on delivery.
Changes outside scope are quoted, never absorbed
Tiers stop at four. We’re the one that isn’t on the chart.
Data centers are rated one to four. Four means nothing goes down. Every project here is run like it has to earn the number.
- One engineer owns your project end to end. You know their name.
- Every build ships with tests, a clean-clone deploy and a README a stranger can follow.
- No lock-in. No hosting markup, no licence fee, no ‘call us to export’.
Starting points, not guesses.
Every project gets a fixed quote after the brief. These are the bands most projects land in.
Launch
From [PRICE]
One product, one platform. A site, a tool, an integration.
- [X]–[Y] weeks
- Written scope included
- 30 days of fixes after delivery
Build
Build · most commonFrom [PRICE]
A full application. Web or mobile, with auth, payments and an admin.
- [X]–[Y] weeks
- Weekly demo on a fixed day
- 60 days of fixes after delivery
Systems
Quoted
Multi-platform products, AI systems on your data, anything with a second phase.
- Phased scope, phased price
- Named lead engineer
- Support agreement available
Scoped in writing.
Shipped on a date.
Owned by you.
The ones everyone asks.
Who owns the code?
You do, on final payment. Repo, accounts, keys, documentation. We keep nothing.
What happens if the scope changes?
We write a change order with the new price and date. You approve it or we keep building the original scope. Nothing is absorbed quietly.
Do you work with individuals?
Yes. Founders, operators, professionals with a product idea. Same process, same contract.
What if I already have a half-built product?
We audit it first, in writing, for a fixed fee. Then you decide whether we finish it or restart it.
How do you quote?
From the written scope, as one number. No hourly rate, no estimate that moves.
Where are you?
Tier 7 is a United States company. Contracts are under US law. Your point of contact works your hours.
Tell us what’s slowing you down.
One screen at a time. Written scope within [X] days.
Prefer email? brief@tier7.io
Got it. You’ll hear from us within one business day.