neesh Inc.
SERVICES

Four Ways to Put Us to Work

Four streams, ordered by how often a business needs them. Every one starts with a free assessment, and every one is quoted only after it, because a number quoted from a brief is a number you find out is wrong in month three.

Piece by piece

Modernize What You Run On

Legacy .NET, Java and PHP systems rewritten on modern design patterns and technologies, with the performance and security they never had, while the old system keeps running.

What you get

  • A codebase assessment and roadmap: which piece goes first, and why.
  • The rebuild in increments, old and new running side by side, no big-bang cutover.
  • A redesigned interface wherever people touch it.
  • A performance and security baseline, measured before and after.
  • The handover: the repository, the infrastructure as code, and a runbook.

How it runs

  1. The free assessment first. Every stream is quoted after one, never before.
  2. A codebase review and roadmap: which piece moves first, why, and what done looks like. Fixed price, typically two to four weeks.
  3. The first piece goes live beside the old system. Same data, same people, nothing switched off.
  4. The rest follows in weekly increments, and the old system is retired a piece at a time as each new one proves itself.
  5. The handover (repository, infrastructure and runbook) or we stay on.
What it costs

A fixed-price roadmap first. The rebuild quoted from it.

The roadmap is priced in writing before it starts. The rebuild is quoted from it piece by piece, so the number comes from your codebase rather than from a brief.

Book the free assessment
Connected

Connect and Automate

The spreadsheet between two systems, the report that takes three days, the approval that lives in someone’s inbox: replaced with software that runs on its own.

What you get

  • Integrations with your accounting, CRM, payment, regulatory and third-party systems.
  • Automated reporting and dashboards, from the systems of record rather than a copy of them.
  • Workflow automation, with a person signing off where it matters.
  • Monitoring, so you know before your customers do.

How it runs

  1. The free assessment first. Every stream is quoted after one, never before.
  2. We map the systems, the spreadsheets between them and who touches what. The first integration is scoped and priced in writing, fixed.
  3. The first integration goes live, usually the one that ends the most rekeying, and your team checks its numbers against the old way.
  4. The rest in weekly increments: reports, workflows, approvals, each one running on its own before the next begins.
  5. The handover (repository, infrastructure and runbook) or we stay on to run it.
What it costs

A fixed price for the first integration. The rest quoted as we go.

The first integration is priced after the assessment, so the number is known before the work starts. Each one after it is quoted on its own, once the one before has proven itself.

Start with the assessment
On your side

A Dedicated Team, One Accountable Lead

Vetted senior engineers who have shipped together, working in your tools and your process, under one person who answers for the work.

What you get

  • A team sized to the work, from one engineer to a full squad, scaled month to month.
  • A plan every morning and a report every evening.
  • A working demo every week.
  • A replacement guarantee.
  • Contracts, payroll and admin handled by us.
  • NDA, IP and security terms stated up front.

How it runs

  1. The free assessment first. Every stream is quoted after one, never before.
  2. The team shape: who, which skills, how many, and a fixed monthly price.
  3. The team starts within two weeks, in your tools and your process.
  4. The daily rhythm: a plan every morning, a report every evening, a working demo every week.
  5. Scale up, down or wind down on thirty days’ notice.
What it costs

A fixed monthly price per engineer.

No hourly meter and no surprise invoices. Contracts, payroll and admin are ours, and the price covers them.

Talk to us about a team
The edge

Put AI Where It Pays

A thirty-minute assessment to find where AI pays off in your business, four purpose-built engines (one available now, three in build) and AI inside every other stream.

What you get

  • The one-page map: where AI pays off in your business, where it does not, and what each would take.
  • A base product configured on your own environment, with the admin in your hands.
  • Ground-up builds on the same infrastructure the engines run on: sign-in, search, queues, monitoring and cost tracking are already built, so they are not the project.
  • AI built into a modernization or an automation, where it earns its place.

How it runs

  1. The free assessment: thirty minutes, five questions, and a one-page map of where AI pays off, and where it does not.
  2. We name the fit: an engine configured to your use case, a build on the same infrastructure, or AI inside work already under way.
  3. A first slice small enough to read. You check what it answers before anything else is connected.
  4. It goes live on your own environment, behind the same checks our own products ship under.
  5. We stay on it, or hand it over with the code, the infrastructure and the runbook.
What it costs

The assessment is free. Everything after it is priced from it.

The per-engine lines below come straight from the product pages, so they cannot drift apart. Configuration and builds are quoted after the assessment, from what it found.

AskBase AVAILABLE_NOW
$499/mo + $40 per seat
FlowBase IN_BUILD
Set on the assessment call.
WatchBase IN_BUILD
Set on the assessment call.
DocBase IN_BUILD
Set on the assessment call.

One engine is available now and three are in build; /products states which, per capability.

See the four engines
UNDER_THE_HOOD

What You Are Actually Buying

Every stream hands you software that has to keep running after we stop looking at it. This part of the answer is the same whichever one you pick.

NO BIG BANG
The old system keeps running. Pieces move one at a time behind the same front door, and nothing is cut over until it has proven itself in production.
SECURE BY DEFAULT
Scanning in the pipeline on every change, least-privilege access for every person and every service, and secrets kept out of the code.
THE SAME GATES
Nothing is called done until the same checks pass: lint, strict type checking, unit and contract tests, a gate comparing what the migrations build against what the code expects, and a map of the codebase verified at commit time.
TESTED AND HANDED OVER
Automated tests ship with the code, not after it. At the end you hold the repository, the infrastructure definitions and a runbook written for someone who isn’t us.
MODELS BY JOB
Where AI is part of the work, the model is chosen for the job and written down: a fast one for routine paths, the strongest where a wrong answer is expensive.
NUMBERS CARRY THEIR KIND
Every platform figure is tagged measured or design target, and a measured one names the run that produced it. Career figures name the person and the employer instead.
THE GAPS ARE PUBLISHED
Each product page ends with an honest line: what in build means for that product, which path is unfinished, and what has not been measured. It is there to be read before you talk to us, not after.
WHO IS ON IT
Five senior people across .NET, Java, cloud, web and product design, each with over a decade in the industry. They have shipped together for years, and they are available now.

Every path starts the same way

Thirty minutes, five questions, and a one-page map back inside two business days. If nothing fits, the map says so.

Book the free assessment