If you host it, you own it.
Custom marketing sites — like Freedom Tires’ — run under your domain, on your hosting. Editable content fields are scoped during the build, so your team can update the parts that change. You retain IP.
Custom marketing sites — editable by your team, hosted on your domain. Custom modules that live natively inside Platforms. All of it built by the same team that ships the product.
Start a scoped conversationHosted on your domain, yours to own. Editable content fields are scoped during the build, so your team can update the parts that change. Most Build engagements are here: opinionated, accessibility-first sites.
Native to your account, sharing the same login, data, and mobile app as every other module. What you build fits the system you already run on.
Freedom Tires is a mobile tire sales and service franchise. Each location runs its own day-to-day — dispatch, service, billing — while sharing training, playbooks, and reference data across the network.
They needed two things no off-the-shelf SaaS had: a public marketing site to drive inbound leads, and an operating system that could serve both the franchisor (full admin) and the franchisees (a curated portal). Plus somewhere to hold the reference data their technicians actually need in the field — 760 lugnut torque specs, indexed by make, model, and year.
Kenny’s testimonial quote will land here before launch. Two or three sentences in Kenny’s voice about what Build delivered for Freedom Tires.
You send the request form with a rough scope and a budget band. We read every one.
If the shape makes sense, we come back with a written scope, a fixed or estimated quote, and a proposed timeline. If it doesn’t, we say so early.
We build in the open. Regular check-ins, in-progress previews, no surprises at delivery.
You launch. Custom marketing sites go to your hosting (you own the IP); custom Platforms modules go live in your account (we host, you use).
We charge an hourly rate for ongoing maintenance after ship. Net-new scope gets its own proposal.
Ownership is the question every serious custom-software buyer asks before signing. Our answer is the short version of what ends up in the contract:
Custom marketing sites — like Freedom Tires’ — run under your domain, on your hosting. Editable content fields are scoped during the build, so your team can update the parts that change. You retain IP.
Custom modules live inside your PeopleCount account, sharing the same login, data, and mobile app as everything else you’ve turned on. PeopleCount retains IP; you get perpetual use for your business. Your account keeps running on what we built.