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What we build

Most court software should be bought. We build the parts that fit only your court: public websites, portals, staff applications, integrations, and AI-enabled services. Each offering publishes a reference scope, a typical timeline, and the variables that move its price.

Before we build anything

Custom software has a poor reputation in courts. A system nobody on staff can maintain becomes the next legacy system, on a shorter timescale than the one it replaced.

So we configure and extend what your agency already owns wherever a product can be made to fit, and say so when that is the answer. We build where nothing fits, and we size the build so your own team can keep it running after we have gone.

Configure
and extend what you already own wherever a product can be made to fit
Design
with the people who use it, including people who failed to use the old one
Build
only where nothing off the shelf fits, and only what you can maintain
Integrate
with the case management system your agency runs today
Meet
accessibility and language access as acceptance criteria from the start

How a build is bought

None of these are sold as separate products. Each one is bought through the Build engagement: a written scope, an acceptance test agreed before work starts, and a documented gate for any scope change.

Most builds start earlier than the build itself. A build scoped before anyone has reviewed the systems it must connect to usually fails, which is why a larger program usually takes the roadmap engagement before any code is written. To see where your agency stands first, the readiness assessment is free.

The service line these builds are delivered under is Custom Digital Solutions, where the phases, the review cadence, and the decision gates are set out in full.

  1. Readiness and Modernization Roadmap

    We interview your staff, review your systems and data, and deliver a modernization plan your agency can act on: what to do first, what it costs, and what it depends on.

    Price
    From $18,000
    Timeline
    6 to 8 weeks
  2. Build

    We design and build websites, portals, applications, and integrations under a written scope, with source code in your repository from the first commit.

    Price
    From $60,000
    Timeline
    8 to 20 weeks
  3. Hosting, Maintenance and Support

    After any build, your agency chooses how the system runs: self-hosted or managed by us. Each option is priced in advance, and you can change the arrangement at any time without an exit fee.

    Price
    From $1,500 a month
    Timeline
    Annual, cancellable, with standard non-appropriation terms

What your agency owns at the end

The source code is yours, in your own repository from the first commit. Host it yourself, keep us on support, or move it later: all three options are priced in advance.

Hosting, Maintenance and Support

Self-host, with transition support
A one-time engagement. We hand over the system, the infrastructure code, and the runbook, then work with your team until it is deployed in your environment.
Self-host, with an ongoing agreement
Your team operates the system. We remain available for patches, dependency upgrades, and incident support under an ongoing agreement.
Managed, in your cloud tenancy
We operate the system for you, by default inside your agency’s own cloud account, so the environment, the data, and the audit logs remain under your control.

What it costs

A build is priced against a written scope. Each offering page publishes the variables that move the cost, so your agency can see them before any conversation.

We publish a price only once it is a commitment. The Build engagement publishes its starting price, and its page lists what moves the price above that starting point.

See engagements and pricing

Build

We design and build websites, portals, applications, and integrations under a written scope, with source code in your repository from the first commit.

Price
From $60,000
Timeline
8 to 20 weeks

Builds usually depend on services such as hosting, email, messaging, identity, or payments. Your existing services are the starting point.

The safe first step

The readiness assessment is free, takes about 20 minutes, and returns a scored report you keep. It creates no obligation, no call, and no follow-up.