Someone built your system and left. We take it over.
A one-week audit that documents what exists, usually for the first time. Then 24/7 operation: monitoring, patching, and engineers on call in 15 minutes. The audit is free either way.
Six jobs. Every month. Your system.
The system you inherited runs on hope and one person’s memory. Here it runs on monitoring, version control, and people on call. Scroll, or pick a job, and watch it run.
From unknown to on-call, in two weeks.
Your price, before you talk to anyone.
Priced by engineering hours, never by seat. Same price in your cloud or ours. The audit comes first and it’s free.
Six production platforms. Hosted and managed by us.
We host and run these platforms for Bright Group: monitoring, patching, deploys, and an engineer on call. Same team, same playbook as your system.
Operations 
Agency operations: clients, tasks, time and billing in one system.
Commerce 
Product catalog and two-way WooCommerce sync, off the storefront.
AI memory 
Cited, agentic AI memory for legal and financial work.
Education 
Marketing intelligence, trusted by 300+ school brands.
Nonprofit 
Church management that tells staff what needs attention.
Asked before every audit.
From $999/month: 24/7 monitoring, 15-minute Sev-1 response, patching, and 10 engineering hours. Heavier systems are priced by the audit, never by seat.
Yes. 30 minutes with an engineer to scope it, then week one inside your system produces a written audit. You keep the write-up either way.
Yours or ours, your call. If it stays in your AWS account, you keep root. We recommend you own it.
Custom web apps (PHP, Node, Python, Rails), WooCommerce backends, internal tools, integrations. Anything with a codebase and no one on call.
We tell you in week one, in writing, with what it would take to fix. No management contract starts until it can be operated responsibly.
Unused hours roll one month. Extra work is quoted up front at a flat hourly rate. Never a surprise invoice.
Book the audit. Week one, we write down what exists.
30 minutes with an engineer. If we can’t run it safely, we’ll tell you why, in writing.