defriction builds exactly what your business needs — in days, not months, for less than a year of the tool you're trying to replace.
You're paying $30k, $50k, maybe $100k a year for software your team has learned to work around.
It almost does what you need. You've customized it as far as it'll go. Your team has built an entire shadow workflow in spreadsheets and Slack threads to fill the gaps. Every year the renewal comes and the price goes up and you think about switching, but the alternatives all look the same and the migration sounds painful.
So you renew. Again.
What if someone just built the thing you actually need?
You're not paying for software. You're paying for a subscription to someone else's priorities.
A tool you're paying $50,000/year for might cost $5,000–$10,000 to replace.
It pays for itself before the next renewal date.
A short call + working prototype same day.
Real progress every day. Clock stops when you need time.
Your tool, you own everything.
No commitment beyond $500. You keep the work either way.
If your team is using a fraction of the features and working around the rest, yes.
Data migration is part of the process.
$1,000/day, no retainer required.
You're out $500 and you keep the work.