Pricing

How working with Noti works.

No licences. No per-seat fees. No software you have to bend your business around. Noti works in three phases, and every one of them starts with actually being there.

The exact numbers depend on the job. You get them in writing after the Discovery day, before you commit to anything.

A systems consultancy costs tens of thousands. A full-time ops hire is a salary you carry every year. Noti is a fraction of either, built around how you already work, and it pays for itself from the time it saves. You own what gets built.

Phase 1 / Discovery
A day in your business, not a sales call
A paid day
credited to your build, roadmap yours to keep

I come to you. A full day, on the floor, in the office, in the coolroom if that's where the problem is.

Before anything gets built, I spend a day inside your business, watching how work actually happens, not how the org chart says it happens.

You get a Systems Roadmap: a plain-English plan of what to fix, in what order, what each piece costs, and what it saves you. It's yours to keep whether or not we go further. And if we do build together, the full discovery fee comes off the build, so it ends up costing you nothing.

  • A full day onsite, inside your operation
  • Every process mapped, the paper, the double-handling, the "ask Karen, she knows"
  • A prioritised roadmap with real numbers attached
  • 100% credited toward your first build
  • No obligation to build anything

Most businesses find the first thing worth fixing before lunch on day one.

Phase 3 / Partnership
Your systems, looked after
Simple monthly
month-to-month, no lock-in

Your next improvement, already underway.

Software you rely on every day shouldn't be built and abandoned. The partnership covers everything it takes to keep your systems running, and keeps me close enough to your operation to spot the next thing worth fixing.

  • Hosting, monitoring and backups
  • Support direct to the person who built it, no ticket queue
  • Ongoing tweaks and small improvements, no re-quoting
  • A regular onsite visit, because the next thing to build always comes from the floor, not a phone call
  • Larger builds scoped from your roadmap as you're ready

No lock-in contracts. If it's not paying for itself, you shouldn't keep it.

For comparison: it costs less than the off-the-shelf subscriptions it replaces, and unlike them, it's built for you and comes with someone who'll drive to your site.

What this looks like in practice

It replaces the paper, the manual data entry, and the subscriptions that never fit.

At Nifty Foods, a Sydney manufacturer producing over a million units a year, this approach replaced paper release forms, manual invoice entry and off-the-shelf subscriptions that never quite fit.

Read the Nifty Foods case study →

Fair questions
Why is Discovery paid?

Because it's real work with a real deliverable. You get a roadmap you can act on with or without me. Free "audits" are sales pitches wearing a costume.

What if we already know what we want built?

Great, Discovery goes faster and the roadmap confirms (or challenges) the priority. It's never wasted; it's the spec for everything that follows.

Do we have to keep paying the monthly fee?

The partnership is month-to-month. If you leave, your data is yours and I'll help you transition. But the point of building the right thing is that you won't want to.

What happens after the first build?

The next roadmap item, when you're ready. Systems get added one at a time, each one paying for itself before the next begins, the same way I built a platform running a 45-person factory.

Start with Discovery

The first step isn't a proposal. It's a visit.

Tell me what's slowing you down and I'll spend a day finding it. You'll leave with a roadmap either way.

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