The same twelve, in their own numbers.

Nightingale began as a founder’s complaint: forty hours of sales calls a month and nothing recoverable from them. We built the whole pipeline — live transcription, speaker detection, and an action-item engine that assigns owners before the meeting even ends.

It now sits quietly inside sales teams’ existing CRMs. Token spend scales with usage and passes through at actuals; the plan itself has never moved from twelve even instalments.

Plateform arrived as a two-page idea: a CRM that treats a restaurant like a relationship, not a transaction. We scoped it in one call, sealed the NDA the same afternoon, and had the first build on staging nine days later.

Today Plateform handles reservations, waitlists and loyalty for independent venues — with SMS campaigns that fill Tuesday seatings automatically.

A boutique fashion label with a spreadsheet and a dream. We built the storefront, wired inventory across two warehouses, and automated the email flows that used to eat their evenings.

The build cost spread across twelve calm instalments — their cash flow went into stock, not invoices.

Summitly runs conferences for a living — the last thing they needed was a five-figure invoice before selling a single ticket. We financed and built their event platform: ticketing, schedules, payments and door check-in.

Processing fees pass through at actuals; hosting, maintenance and 2am panic support are on us.

Voxline is the boldest thing we have financed: an AI outbound calling platform for recruitment teams. Voice agents, campaign management, live transcripts and an analytics layer recruiters actually enjoy using.

AI token consumption is billed at actuals every month — transparent to the cent, never marked up. In month twelve they paid instalment twelve: rights transferred in full, and they stayed on for hosting as proud graduates.

Ledgerline lets small businesses sell outstanding invoices to a curated pool of buyers, with risk scoring baked into every listing. Fintech ambition, very un-fintech pricing: twelve even instalments, zero interest.

We built the exchange, the scoring model’s interface and the KYC flow — and we host the whole marketplace while its makers argue about credit curves, not cash flow.

Draftlab wanted to make publishing a website as fast as writing a paragraph. We built the generation pipeline, the template engine and a subscription layer — then hosted and tuned it while their costs scaled with usage.

Their makers now ship landing pages in under a minute — on a build financed across twelve calm instalments.

Docket automates the paperwork small law firms drown in — engagement letters, client intake, court filings — with templates that assemble themselves from case data and sign themselves in order.

Lawyers are sceptical customers until a tool hands them back a Saturday. Docket’s retention makes the case: under two percent churn since month one, on a plan cheaper than a single billable hour.

Studioform gives boutique fitness studios a booking experience their members actually enjoy — classes, passes, waitlists and no-show policies in one calm flow that works in any browser.

It typically replaces three disconnected tools per studio. The founders’ favourite metric isn’t revenue — it’s how many studios cancel their other software the same week they launch.

A job board with taste: curated product-design roles, paid submissions, and a reading experience designers don’t mute. The entire business runs on one page and one strong opinion.

We built the curation queue, Stripe submissions and the daily digest — then watched restraint become the moat. Fewer roles, higher trust, better applicants.

Vowfully turns wedding chaos into a single page: RSVPs, vendor payments, seating charts and a countdown the couple’s relatives actually use. Peak-season weekends process thousands in vendor payments.

All of that money moves on payment rails passed through at actuals — while the couple’s plan stays flat and uneventful. Uneventful billing is the whole product.

Keynest is the portal landlords wish existed: tenants log repairs with photos, owners approve costs from their phone, and nobody emails PDF attachments ever again.

Maintenance workflows, rent collection and document storage under one domain — financed from application to launch without a lump-sum invoice anywhere in the story.