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we build it, grow it,
and make sure
nobody breaks it.

rebootworks is the technical partner for companies that don't have one. software, marketing, and all the unglamorous IT work in between. scoped up front, shipped fast, and explained so you can follow it.

$start a project$see what we do

no sales deck. one call, then a fixed number.

two engineers working through a problem together
rebootworks --services

one partner, three practices

most agencies do one of these and hand you off for the rest. we run all three, so nobody gets to say "that's not our part".

01 — build

software

building a website interface

websites, web apps, internal tools, integrations, and automation. built for how you work, not off a template.

  • marketing sites & landing pages
  • dashboards & internal tools
  • api & system integrations
  • workflow automation
software services
02 — grow

marketing

reviewing growth analytics

search, content, and campaigns run by people who can also change the code, including visibility inside AI answers.

  • seo & technical seo
  • ai search visibility (geo)
  • content & landing pages
  • tracking that fires when it should
marketing services
03 — run

it & security

a secured system

pentesting, hardening, hosting, backups, accounts, and the day-to-day IT nobody on your team wants to own.

  • penetration testing
  • hosting & cloud infrastructure
  • backups, monitoring, on-call
  • accounts, devices, access
it & security services
a team working toward a shared goal
the partner model

your technical department, without the headcount

hiring an engineer takes three months and a salary. an agency gives you a project and disappears. we sit in between: a small team that already knows how your setup works, available for whatever's technical this month.

  • one contract covers build, growth, and infrastructure
  • same people every time, so you never re-explain your business
  • month to month, cancel whenever, you own everything
  • we say "no, don't build that" when it's the right answer
$how we work
rebootworks --what-else

the jobs with no owner

the "can you also look at…" list. these are real requests we take, and usually the fastest way to prove we're worth keeping around.

~/rebootworks/inbox
$ the spreadsheet that secretly runs the business # → a real app with logins and history
$ the site the last agency walked away from # → adopted, documented, updated
$ nobody knows where the domain is registered # → found and moved into your account
$ "are we backed up?" (you are not backed up) # → backups, tested, alerting
$ two systems that refuse to talk to each other # → integration, synced both ways
$ a staff member left and still has access # → access revoked, then audited
$ the invoice process is six manual steps # → automated down to one
$ a client asked for our security policy # → written, reviewed, defensible

anything technical that's blocking you belongs on this list. send it over

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first reply, mon–fri
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typical site launch
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fixed number per scope
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lock-in, you own it all
history

how a project runs

we skip the discovery deck and the weekly status theatre. five steps, short written updates, and something you can click the whole way through.

0001
you tell us the goal.one call or one email. what you need, who it's for, when.
0002
we scope it and quote it.a written plan and one fixed price. you're never billed by the hour.
0003
we build, you watch.a preview link from day one. changes are cheap early, so we make them early.
0004
we ship and harden it.it goes live, then we attack it ourselves and fix what we find.
0005
we stay, or we hand over.keep us on a retainer, or take the keys and the docs and go. both are fine.
agreeing on a scope and a price
why teams keep us

the boring promises that matter

  • a human replies within one business day
  • the price you agreed is the price on the invoice
  • you own the code, the accounts, and the domains
  • every build gets attacked before we call it done
  • we write things down so you're not dependent on us
  • we tell you when a cheaper option would do the job
a question getting a straight answer
man rebootworks

the usual questions

the things people ask before they hire us. if yours is not here, just send it.

Q:what does a "technical partner" mean?▸
it means one team owns everything technical so you don't have to hold it together yourself. we build the software, run the servers, fix the thing that broke on a saturday, and market what you ship. most clients start with one project and keep us on a small monthly retainer for everything after. you get a team you can talk to, not a ticket queue.
Q:will you take on a small or weird project?▸
yes, and those are often the best ones. migrating a mailbox, rescuing a site the last agency walked away from, turning a spreadsheet into a real tool, setting up backups that were never configured. if it's technical and it's blocking you, ask. if it isn't something we should do, we'll tell you and point you at who should.
Q:how fast can you ship?▸
a marketing site usually ships in 1–3 days. a custom web app depends on scope, but we break it into pieces you can click as we go rather than one big reveal at the end. you get a real date in the quote.
Q:is the price really fixed?▸
once we scope your project we give you one fixed number for that scope. it doesn't move unless you change what you're asking for, and if you do, we tell you the new number before we touch it. retainers are a flat monthly rate.
Q:do you do security on apps you didn't build?▸
yes. the security work stands alone. point us at a site or app you already have and we'll find the ways in, show you each one, and hand you a report with the fixes ranked, most serious first. we can do the fixes too, or your own team can.
Q:do we have to use you for all three things?▸
no. plenty of clients only want the build, or only the security review, or only the marketing. the three practices exist because most companies eventually need all of them, and it's cheaper and faster when the people marketing the product also know how it's built.
Q:i'm not technical. is that a problem?▸
not at all, and most of our clients aren't. we explain things in terms of what you control and what you'll see, without the jargon. you describe the goal; we handle the rest and tell you where things stand in words you already use.
Q:what happens if we want to leave?▸
you leave. there's no lock-in: you own the code, the domains, the cloud accounts, and the analytics from day one. we hand over documentation and access, and we don't hold anything hostage. retainers are month to month.
./contact --new

start a project

say what you need and roughly when. we read every message and reply within one business day.

~/rebootworks/contact
or email hello@rebootworks.dev