How much does an integration cost?

From $2,999 per integration. Cost depends on the systems involved, how well their APIs are documented, and whether it's a one-way sync or a two-way flow with reconciliation. Scoped in writing before we build.

Can you integrate with a tool that has no public API?

Often, yes — through supported export/import paths, webhooks, or other sanctioned mechanisms. Where a tool genuinely can't be integrated safely, we'll tell you plainly rather than build something fragile that breaks on the next update.

What happens when a third-party API changes or goes down?

We build for that reality: validated inputs, sensible retries, idempotent writes so a retry never double-creates, and clear failure signals so a problem surfaces to a person instead of corrupting data silently.

Can you build an API for others to use, not just connect to one?

Yes. We design and build well-versioned, documented, authenticated, rate-limited APIs that expose exactly what should be exposed — whether the consumer is a partner, a client app, or an AI agent.

Is my data secure as it moves between systems?

Each integration is built against a written view of what it should touch, on least-privilege credentials that never live in the repo or travel through email. A convenient integration that widens your attack surface isn't a bargain, and we don't ship one.

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APIs, integrations & data pipelines

Move data between the systems you depend on, expose clean APIs to the partners you trust, and stitch the operation together without brittle glue code.

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Most businesses do not have a software problem so much as a systems-that-don't-talk problem. The CRM, the accounting tool, the fulfilment system, the marketing stack — each is fine on its own, and between them sits a person copying data from one screen into another, or a spreadsheet that is quietly the most important system in the company. That manual middle is slow, error-prone, and invisible until it breaks.

We remove it. Clean APIs, reliable integrations, and data pipelines that move information between the systems you depend on automatically — built to hold up, not to be brittle glue that snaps the first time a vendor changes a field.

From $2,999 per integration

Integrations that don't snap

The reason so many integrations are fragile is that they were built as afterthoughts — quick scripts with no error handling, no retries, no visibility when they fail silently at 3 a.m. We build integrations as real software: validated inputs, sensible retries, clear failure signals, and idempotent writes so a retry never double-charges or double-creates.

The test of an integration is not the demo, where everything is online and well-behaved. It is the Tuesday a partner's API is slow, a record is malformed, and the integration has to fail safely and tell someone — rather than corrupting data quietly.

Clean APIs for the partners you trust

When it is your system that others need to reach — a partner, a client, a mobile app, an agent — we design and build the API for it: well-versioned, documented, authenticated, and rate-limited, exposing exactly what should be exposed and nothing more. An API is a contract with the outside world, and we treat it with the care a contract deserves.

Data pipelines that keep everything in sync

For the cases where data has to move continuously — syncing records between systems, aggregating for reporting, feeding a warehouse or a dashboard — we build pipelines that run on a schedule or react to events, transform data correctly, and stay observable so you know they are working before you need them to have been.

The result is one coherent operation instead of a set of islands connected by manual re-keying.

Security at every boundary

Every integration is a door into or out of your systems, so each one is built against a written view of what it should be able to touch. Credentials never live in the repository or travel through email; secrets are managed properly; and the least-privilege principle applies to every token the integration holds. A convenient integration that widens your attack surface is not a bargain.

FAQ

Common questions.

How much does an integration cost?: From $2,999 per integration. Cost depends on the systems involved, how well their APIs are documented, and whether it's a one-way sync or a two-way flow with reconciliation. Scoped in writing before we build.
Can you integrate with a tool that has no public API?: Often, yes — through supported export/import paths, webhooks, or other sanctioned mechanisms. Where a tool genuinely can't be integrated safely, we'll tell you plainly rather than build something fragile that breaks on the next update.
What happens when a third-party API changes or goes down?: We build for that reality: validated inputs, sensible retries, idempotent writes so a retry never double-creates, and clear failure signals so a problem surfaces to a person instead of corrupting data silently.
Can you build an API for others to use, not just connect to one?: Yes. We design and build well-versioned, documented, authenticated, rate-limited APIs that expose exactly what should be exposed — whether the consumer is a partner, a client app, or an AI agent.
Is my data secure as it moves between systems?: Each integration is built against a written view of what it should touch, on least-privilege credentials that never live in the repo or travel through email. A convenient integration that widens your attack surface isn't a bargain, and we don't ship one.

Scope an integrationAll software development

Internal tools & business systemsOperations dashboards, admin consoles, and the internal systems that quietly run the company — built around how your team actually works, not how a template thinks it should.