Test Working Software
Before You Commit a Dollar.

Each work unit is a fixed $10,000. The discovery call is free, and the price includes a working draft and four rounds of changes. Larger projects are built as a series of $10k work units, each with its own contract. Changes beyond the four rounds are $2,000 per day.

No. You test a working draft before you commit. The $10,000 is due only if you move forward.

Failed projects usually follow the same pattern: months of discovery, hourly billing, and nothing working until the end. Here you get a working draft in 1–2 weeks and test it before you pay. The $10,000 work unit is fixed and due only if you move forward.

Your working draft arrives in 1–2 weeks. Complex builds may take longer.

Not much. The main thing we need from you is help pinning down the scope. After that, you review working drafts instead of writing specs: tell us what isn't working, and the four included rounds of changes cover it. If now isn't the right time, that's okay. We're happy to pick it up when it is.

A work unit is a fixed-price, $10,000 piece of a project that ships working software you can use right away. Each work unit is its own contract, so bigger projects grow one work unit at a time with no large commitment up front.

Most projects take 1 to 7 work units, and most land on the lower end. It depends on complexity. We define the scope together on a free discovery call and give you a fixed price before you commit. Each work unit is its own contract, so a new need becomes the next work unit, not a surprise bill.

You do. We hand over the full codebase after final payment. You own your hosting account, and we can work directly in your GitHub repositories. No lock-in, no hostage code.

No. We write real code in TypeScript, a widely used language for web apps, and host it in your own Azure or AWS account. We prefer Azure but are flexible. You get the full codebase after final payment, so the software can grow with your business and any developer can work on it.

You keep everything: the full codebase, your own hosting account, and your own GitHub repositories if you prefer. We work with each client to make sure they have the documentation and notes they need, so another developer can pick it up.

Maintenance is $250/month, month-to-month, and covers backups and disaster recovery, security updates, and uptime monitoring. Maintenance + Dev is $2,000/month on an annual contract and includes one development day each month. Additional days are $2,000 each.

You can, and the tools are good for getting started. The challenge is complexity: every feature you add makes the system harder to keep working. We deliver production-quality code with test coverage, good security practices, and backups designed around the data your system stores. Maintenance keeps it that way for $250/month.

Workflow automation, integrations between the tools you already use, inventory management, COGS tracking, and real-time dashboards. Typically software that replaces spreadsheets and manual work, sized to your business.

Yes. We've integrated with QuickBooks Online, Google and Microsoft sign-in, CRMs including GoHighLevel and HubSpot, and many other platforms.

If off-the-shelf software fits how you work, buy it. Custom software makes sense when you're changing your process to fit the tool, paying per-user fees every month, or stitching tools together with spreadsheets. We'll tell you on the discovery call if off-the-shelf is the better fit.

No. Low Code Road is based in Nashville, Tennessee, and works with businesses and nonprofits across the United States.