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Replace unreliable no-code workflows with software you own.

When a chain of automations becomes hard to follow or keeps breaking, move the fragile parts into software with run history, safe retries and clear recovery steps.

Nobody is sure what runs when any more.

It started with a few Zapier zaps, an n8n workflow and a script on someone’s computer. Now a supplier changes a file, a step fails without telling anyone, and the orders stop flowing until a customer asks where theirs is.

The monthly bills grow with every task, and nobody wants to touch the setup in case something else breaks.

What we build.

  1. List what runs

    Every workflow, script and schedule, and what depends on each one.

  2. Keep what works

    Stable steps can stay where they are.

  3. Rebuild the fragile parts

    As code you own, with retries, rate limits and duplicate checks.

  4. Make it visible

    Run history, logs and an alert when something stops.

Raw Blend: from scheduled scripts to one hub.

Raw Blend’s automations began as scripts started by Windows Task Scheduler on an office PC. They now run as one hosted hub with 52 automations, scheduled jobs, run history and manual re-runs.

  • Busy services are retried. Calls to QuickBooks and Shopify back off and try again when a service is busy.
  • No double runs. Each automation locks while it runs, so the same job can’t start twice.
  • Dry runs. 47 modules can show what they would change before changing anything.
  • Monitored. An uptime check tests the hub every 10 minutes and raises an alert if it fails.

What stays in your control.

  • You own it. The code, the credentials and the operating notes stay with your business.
  • You decide what runs on its own. We agree which changes happen automatically and which wait for a person to approve.
  • You pay as the work is proven. Jobs under $10,000 are a 30% or 50% deposit and the remainder on completion. Larger builds have nothing up front and are paid stage by stage, each after you’ve approved it.
  • The price is agreed first. You see the scope and price before any work starts, and every run is logged once it’s live.

What it costs.

A single automation starts from about $1,000 and can be running in about a week. A hub connecting a few systems is priced on its scope. The largest builds, across every department, can run to $50,000 or more over several months.

Jobs under $10,000 are a 30% or 50% deposit to start and the remainder on completion. Builds over $10,000 have nothing due up front: they’re split into stages sized to the job, whether that’s two or ten, and each stage is paid once you’ve seen it working and approved it.

See the full price guide

Questions we get asked.

Do we own the software?

Yes. The code, credentials and deployment stay with your business.

Where does it run?

Where it makes sense for you: a hosted service, or a computer in your office when a supplier or system requires it.

Do we have to rebuild everything at once?

No. We start with the parts causing the most trouble and leave reliable workflows alone.