Launch an MVP
First version in front of paying users, not a demo.
Read moreSolutions
Start from where you actually are
Five starting points, each with its own first month, its own risks and its own way of being priced.
Short answer
BetterSoftZ groups its work into five situations: launching a first version, recovering a build that stalled, scaling a system that is struggling with growth, replacing legacy software or spreadsheets, and automating manual operations. Each starts with a scoped, separately priced assessment before any build commitment.
Rescue a Failed Build
Audit, stabilise and finish what another vendor left broken.
Read moreScale What You Built
Fix the bottlenecks that show up after growth arrives.
Read moreModernise Legacy Systems
Move off the spreadsheet or the ten-year-old desktop app.
Read moreAutomate Operations
Remove the manual step everyone quietly works around.
Read moreWhich sentence sounds like you?
Each of these leads to a page describing how that engagement runs: what happens in the first month, how it is priced, and what you hold at the end of it.
If two of them describe you, that is normal — the first conversation untangles it.
First version in front of paying users, not a demo.
Read moreAudit, stabilise and finish what another vendor left broken.
Read moreFix the bottlenecks that show up after growth arrives.
Read moreMove off the spreadsheet or the ten-year-old desktop app.
Read moreRemove the manual step everyone quietly works around.
Read moreGetting started
Common questions
What is the difference between a solution and a service?
A service describes what we do — build a web application, design an interface. A solution describes where you are standing when you call us. Most people know their situation long before they know which service it maps to, so these pages start from the situation.
We are not sure which of these describes us.
That is common, and it usually means more than one applies. The first conversation sorts it out; you do not need to have classified yourself correctly before getting in touch.
Do you take over projects other companies started?
Yes, regularly. It starts with a paid audit of the code, data and infrastructure, followed by a written recommendation: continue, partly rebuild, or start again, with the cost of each option stated.
Describe the situation, not the specification.
You do not need a requirements document to start. Tell us what is going wrong and we will tell you what fixing it involves.