You run the company.
We run the tech.
We build and run the software your business runs on. One senior team. One price each month.
For startups, businesses with customers, and big companies that run on software.
Start free. We build one piece of your software in about 2 weeks. How it works
What we do
One team runs your software.
Your company grew. The cost showed up in payroll, in money that leaked, and in your own week. You do not need more developers waiting for a to-do list. You need a team that decides, builds, and stays.
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We decide
We learn how your business works. Then we decide what to build, what to buy, and what to leave alone.
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We build
We write the code. We connect your tools. We automate the work. We use AI where it actually helps.
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We stay
We fix, support, and improve it as the business changes. Launch is the middle, not the end.
You get to be a tech founder. You do not have to be the CTO, and you do not have to manage the team.
The goal is not to make you better at managing technology. It is to leave you less technology to manage. See how we work.
What it costs
The company grew. The systems didn’t. Here is the bill.
These are not tool problems. They show up on payroll, on growth you turned down, and on hours you did not spend selling.
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Payroll grows to cover for the systems
Every new customer means another person to move data between your tools. Payroll grows faster than revenue, because people are doing the system’s job.
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You cannot grow without another workaround
You can’t add a location, a product, or a big customer without another spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch. Your systems decide how fast you grow.
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Money leaks between the tools
Every month, some money leaks: work you did and did not bill, orders fixed twice, mistakes a customer found before you did.
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One person is the operating manual
If one person quits or gets sick, nobody knows how payroll, orders, or the app actually work. That is risk on the thing that makes you money.
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You are the CTO by default
You referee vendors and developers because nobody else can. Every hour in a tech meeting is an hour you are not selling.
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The product stops when you are away
Developers wait for you. Customers don’t. When you are selling or traveling, the work stops, and a customer tells you first.
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Promises with nobody behind them
You promise customers it works. Behind that promise are tools stitched together and nobody whose job is to keep them running.
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The company is worth less than the work in it
A buyer, a bank, or a partner looks behind the screen and sees spreadsheets and a freelancer. That makes a real company look risky.
Proof, not promises
Different businesses. Same reason they called us.
They needed one team to understand the business, make technical decisions, do the work, and keep improving. Every engagement below is still running.
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Healthcare operations
Growth made hand-done clinical review too expensive.
50%
Half the people doing coding and OASIS review at Excelin Health, with about $475K in estimated annual savings, while tracked quality and star-rating measures held.
We still support and improve it today.
Excelin Health , read the healthcare operations case study
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Healthcare technology
A platform built for huge scale made every real change expensive.
90%+
Lower monthly hosting costs after rebuilding the prior-authorization platform on a right-sized architecture in about six weeks.
We remain their long-term technology team.
Cadence , read the healthcare technology case study
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Multi-site field operations
The field application still worked. The people using it had stopped believing it would.
8 States
Field service, CRM, HR, and payroll for Apex Trash now run from one platform, so new markets open without a dedicated local manager.
We still plan updates and move work out of spreadsheets step by step.
Apex Trash , read the multi-site field operations case study
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Specialized production
Old databases and manual records could not keep up with growth.
~300 → 1000s
Daily order capacity at Link Biosciences, after we built Sigma and integrated it with the production hardware.
We still support the platform as the operation grows.
Link Biosciences , read the specialized production case study
“I don’t see you as a vendor. I see you as part of my team.”
Daniel Beightler, Apex Trash
Plans and pricing
One price each month. Pick the plan that fits.
The job picks the plan, not your size. Month to month. Stop with 30 days’ notice.
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Startup
$5,000 / month
For startups and first versions.
- We build your first version.
- We help you get it in front of real people.
- We fix what breaks and keep it moving.
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Business
$10,000 / month
For businesses that have customers.
- We run your software for you.
- We fix it and keep it safe.
- We add what your customers ask for.
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Enterprise
$20,000 / month
For businesses that run on software at scale.
- We run the whole platform, across every site.
- We replace big vendor tools that no longer fit.
- Your business keeps running while we work.
Every plan: CTO-level guidance and planning from a veteran. A senior team in the U.S. We decide what to build, then we build it. No hours to count.
See the plansHow we start
It starts with a free prototype.
You apply. We talk for 30 minutes. If we say yes, we build one piece of your software in about 2 weeks. Real code. Free. You see our work before you pay.
We build up to 3 prototypes a month. Not for class projects, side projects, or marketing websites.
Questions we get before the call
What does 21 Solutions do?
We are your technology team. We build and run the software your business runs on. We learn how the business works, decide what to build, build it, and stay to fix and improve it. You pay one price each month.
Do we need custom software?
Not always. We will say no when connecting tools you already have, a process change, or nothing yet is the better move. We are paid monthly, not by the project, so telling you to do less does not hurt us.
We already have developers. Can you still help?
Often, yes. Good developers execute well and still need someone to decide what is worth building, how the systems fit together, and what needs attention next. We can fill that role and work alongside internal developers, IT teams, IT providers, and software vendors.
Why wouldn’t we just hire a CTO?
Sometimes that is the right answer. The real question is whether you want to find, manage, keep, and build a whole software team around that person. A strong engineering leader takes months to find and can leave with everything they know about your systems in their head. Here a senior team is in place from week one, and that knowledge lives with the firm.
What does it cost?
The call and the prototype are free. After that, pick a plan. Startup is $5,000 a month. Business is $10,000 a month. Enterprise is $20,000 a month. Month to month. Stop with 30 days’ notice. See the plans.
What happens after launch?
We stay involved. We fix, improve, support, and keep making technical decisions as the business changes. Every client engagement shown on this page is still running. See how we work.
Want a team to run your software? Apply.
Apply for the Prototype