Build a product
You have an idea and need a first version people can use.
A web platform or MVP, from the first workflow to release. Client portals, SaaS products and customer-facing platforms. Try a product workflowSoftware studio for companies in the US, UK and Europe
Launch your product. Connect your systems. Get work moving.
We build web platforms, connect business tools and replace manual steps with software. From the first useful workflow to production, with a fixed price per stage and everything on your accounts.
- From $3,500fixed price per stage
- 12case studies
- One tech leadwrites code and answers you
- Day oneyour code and accounts
What do you want to move forward?
Not sure where to start? Describe the problem.
Services
Start with the job you need done.
Choose the closest starting point. We agree a useful first stage, its boundaries and its fixed price before building.
Connect your systems
Your tools don't share data, or someone keeps copying it between them.
An integration that handles changes, failures and retries. Booking, CRM, accounting and business-tool integrations. Try a booking integrationImprove what you have
Spreadsheets, manual checks or an unfinished app are slowing you down.
A useful next stage for the software and processes you already run. Custom CRMs, AI workflows, migrations and production-ready apps. Try automated document checksSee all prices and terms · How much an MVP costs · White-label work for agencies
Selected work
Problem. What we built. Result.
What the problem was, what we built and what changed. We describe the work and leave out client names.
Client project · Hospitality
From hotel booking to guest benefits, without manual steps
- Problem
- Hotels and holiday rental hosts buy guest passes. Passes had to appear from real bookings and stay correct when a stay changed.
- What we built
- A backend that turns each booking into guest passes, lets guests claim them in the member app and keeps them right when a stay changes.
- Result
- Bookings become guest passes without anyone re-typing data, and date changes and cancellations flow through as updates.
Client project · Freight logistics
One system for loads, carriers and the money between them
- Problem
- A freight brokerage ran loads, carriers, documents and money owed across branches with different permissions.
- What we built
- One platform for load management, accounting flows and external load intake, with roles, a dashboard and automated deployment.
- Result
- Dispatch, accounting and management work from the same records, with payables and receivables tied to load status.
Client project · E-commerce and AI
From a picture to a priced, ready-to-make product
- Problem
- A founder wanted customers to turn any picture into a product that can be made and priced without a manual quote.
- What we built
- The first version end to end: an AI generation flow producing manufacturing-ready designs, pricing, accounts and prepaid credits.
- Result
- The product grew from this base into a full shop with a catalogue, orders and an admin area, now developed by the owner's team.
See it working.
Six interactive examples with fictional data, each linked to the service behind it.
Sales and operations
Sales, jobs and invoices in one system.
A CRM shaped around your pipeline, roles and approvals, connected to your email, accounting and field tools.
Try the CRMPlan your CRMInteractive example · No signupYour team’s CRM
Switch views / Approve / Fix a syncFictional data
Client experience
From the first request to a confident handover.
A branded portal where your clients request work, review proposals and see exactly where their project stands.
Try the portalPlan your client portalInteractive example · No signupYour client’s space
Request / Proposal / DeliveryFictional data
Internal operations
A request comes in. Everyone knows what happens next.
An internal workspace that replaces scattered messages and spreadsheet updates with one trackable process.
Try the workspaceDiscuss your team workflowInteractive example · No signupYour team’s workspace
Assign / Approve / CompleteFictional data
Connected systems
One booking. Two systems that stay in agreement.
A connected workflow with a clear view of what was received, what reached the other system and what needs attention.
Try the integrationDiscuss your integrationInteractive example · No signupYour connected systems
Booking / Guest access / UpdatesFictional data
Document automation
An invoice arrives. Only the problem needs a person.
A document pipeline that reads incoming files, checks them against your rules and sends only the exceptions to your team.
Try the document checksPlan your document workflowInteractive example · No signupYour incoming documents
Read / Check / CorrectFictional data
Pricing & quotes
A customer sees the full price before they ask.
A quote engine that turns your pricing rules into an instant, itemised price on your website and passes real requests to your team.
Try the quoteDiscuss your pricing workflowInteractive example · No signupYour customer’s quote
Price / Request / OfferFictional data
Working with Readymade
Know what you are buying.
See what is being built.
One accountable delivery team, a hands-on tech lead and a result you can check.
A scope you can review.
The workflow, boundaries, assumptions, price and acceptance criteria are written down before paid work starts.
Read a sample project planWorking software each week.
You try the agreed workflow in a test environment and get a written update on what is ready and what comes next.
See how reviews workYour code and accounts.
The repository, infrastructure and runbook stay with you. Check the delivery against the agreed criteria before accepting it.
See the handover checklistReadymade answers for delivery under your agreement. Your tech lead designs the solution, writes code and is your day-to-day contact.
A different kind of outsourcing
You bring the problem.
We handle the rest.
With typical outsourcing you still run the project: write the spec, manage developers, chase status and pay for people who never touch the code. With Readymade you describe the problem once. You know who works on it before the build starts, see working progress every week and get a working result.
| Typical outsourcing | Readymade | |
|---|---|---|
| What you bring | A detailed spec and time to run the project | The problem and what a good result looks like |
| Who you manage | Developers, project managers, tickets and deadlines | Nobody. We answer for the result; a tech lead is your day-to-day contact |
| How the work is set up | Developers placed in your team for you to manage | You hand us the problem; nobody is rented out to sit in your team |
| What you see | Timesheets and status reports | Working software every week, and what comes next |
| What you pay for | Hours, including people who never touch the code | A fixed price per stage; hours only when agreed up front |
| Commitment | Long contracts and fixed headcount | Start with one problem, decide after each stage |
Start with one problem and judge us by the result.
Starting
Fixed price or hourly?
Fixed price per stage by default. Each stage has a written scope and acceptance criteria, and changes go into the next stage with their own price. We work hourly only when the scope genuinely cannot be fixed, and agree that up front.
How do we start?
Book a 30-minute call or send a short brief. If the scope is clear, you get a written fixed quote within one or two business days. If a larger project still has an open scope, we start with a $1,500 scoping sprint that is credited against the build.
When can you start?
We confirm the start date in the written quote, once the scope is agreed. We don't promise a date before we know the work.
Working together
We already have a CTO. Can you work with them?
Yes. Our tech lead works with your CTO as an engineer, explains the architecture and trade-offs in as much detail as they want and agrees decisions with them. Your team keeps the final say over your systems.
Which time zone do you work in?
UTC+4. That overlaps with most of the UK and European working day and with the morning on the US East Coast. You book calls at a time that suits you, and progress is shared in writing every week, so work never waits for a meeting.
Who owns the code?
You do. The repository, cloud accounts and third-party services are set up under your company from day one, and the intellectual property is assigned to you in the agreement.
AI
How do you use AI?
AI is part of many solutions we build: agents, document processing and search inside your systems, tested and traced like any other code. Our engineers also use AI coding tools within your data rules, and a person reviews every change.
Discuss your project
Tell us what you want to build or change and, if you know them, your budget and timeline. A few sentences are enough; you don’t need a specification.
Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-min call (opens Google Calendar in a new tab)
Thanks. Your project brief has been received.
We will reply to discuss your task and the next step. Sending this brief does not commit you to a project. We will contact you at
- We meet for 30 minutes to understand the problem and the systems involved.
- You get a written scope and a fixed price before any paid work begins.
What happens next
- We read your brief and reply within one business day, with questions or a time to talk.
- We meet for 30 minutes to understand the problem and the systems involved.
- You get a written scope and a fixed price before any paid work begins.
Prefer email? Write to hello@readymade.works