The software does not change. The maintenance costs less.
We take over the maintenance of your business software as it is, whatever its language, whether it was written in-house or by a contractor. Same quality, half the price on average, at a fixed price.
- Price
- Fixed
- Service
- Response times written into the contract
- Contract
- Paid on results
- Takeover
- Not billed, no service interruption
01 · Who it is for
- A long-standing contractor whose maintenance cost never goes down
- An IT services firm or a contractor pulling out, a contract coming to an end
- Code that nobody in-house understands any more
- An in-house system, written internally or by a contractor, that has to keep running as it is
- A rebuild in disguise: the software stays yours, as it is
- Time-and-materials staffing
- A dependency: the code, documented and tested, stays with you
02 · How the takeover works
The diagnostic, free
The code is mapped and documented by AI. You receive the costed saving and the quote, at a fixed price.
No interruption, not billed
Critical functions are covered by tests before any change. Your contractor and we work in parallel until the switch.
Fixed price, written deadlines
A bug fixed in 1 hour on average at a client in the assistance sector. Nothing goes into production without an engineer.
03 · A case
At an assistance company: a bug fixed in one hour on average, down from several days before.
AI prepares the fix, the engineer validates it. Same software, same team on the client side, maintenance cost cut. Real sector and figures, client not named.
All cases →04 · The questions we are asked
What if the saving is not achieved?
The saving costed in the diagnostic is written into the contract, on the agreed scope, and checked every year.
What happens to our current contractor?
We organise the takeover with them or with your team, without interrupting service. The transition is not billed.
Do you take over an ongoing TMA, and can we leave afterwards?
Yes: third-party application maintenance (TMA) is taken over without interrupting service. The code is documented, tested, and stays with you: any competent contractor can take it over, your own team included.