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How I charge

You pay monthly, for as long as the system runs.

I don't sell a project that gets delivered and forgotten. I sell a system that runs every day, so it's billed the way a service is billed: a fixed monthly fee covering everything from hosting to new features. The kickoff is prepaid months, not a separate invoice.

Ready-made product

Your business looks like one I already solved: appointments, gyms, point of sale.

From

Set during the diagnosis

Kickoff

1 month prepaid

Setup, loading your data and training. Running in days, not months.

AgendaBot ProSocikoNuma

Custom system

Your operation is unlike any other and no off-the-shelf tool fits it.

From

Set during the diagnosis

Kickoff

3 to 6 months prepaid

On-site discovery and building the first phase. The number of months depends on the size of the operation, and it's agreed before we start.

Agrícola Industrial JBP

Every monthly fee includes

Operations and infrastructure

Hosting, database, backups, monitoring and certificates. You never contract or manage anything on Google Cloud.

Support and fixes

If something breaks, it gets fixed at no extra cost. There is no invoice for repairing what I built.

Improvements and new features

The system keeps growing every month. Your operation changes and the software changes with it.

Training and onboarding

User setup and training for your people, including those who have never used a system before.

What I always get asked

What if I stop paying?

The service is suspended, but your information is neither lost nor held hostage: you get everything exported in an open format, plus 30 days of read access to consult it. Your data is yours from day one, and you can request an export any time — not only when cancelling.

Do I own the code?

No, and I'd rather say so upfront. You're contracting a working service, not a package of files: keeping it running, secure and up to date is my job, not a cost I pass on to you. If owning the source code is what you're after, I'm not your provider — and I'll say so on the first call.

Why not a one-time payment?

Because software is never finished: tax rules change, WhatsApp changes, your operation changes. A one-time payment would pay me to deliver and disappear — exactly what kills these projects six months in. A monthly fee aligns the obvious: I get paid for as long as it's useful to you.

How long until it's running?

A ready-made product runs in days. A custom system ships in phases: the first useful phase lands in weeks, not at the end of the project. You'll never wait months to see something working.

The first call is a diagnosis, not a quote in disguise. If your problem is solved by a well-built spreadsheet, I'll tell you.

Has your operation outgrown a spreadsheet?

The first call is a diagnosis, not a quote in disguise. If your problem needs no software, I’ll say so.