Enter it once.
One job, entered one time, landing everywhere it needs to go. We connect the software you already run. Built by someone who spent fifteen years on the tools in civil, main roads and mines, not an agency that read a case study about construction.
Work out where your hours are going
No form, no email, no call. Move the sliders and the answer is yours. If the number bothers you, send it through. Your figures come attached, so the first conversation starts with us already knowing what we are looking at.
hours a week your office spends typing something it already has.
a year. That is about 512 more quotes your team could have got out the door instead.
How we worked it out: jobs × (systems − 1) × minutes, 48 working weeks, and 90 minutes to prepare a quote. Change any of it and the sums change. We would rather show you the maths than a big number with nothing behind it.
Four fields. Your figures go with it.
What we do, and what it costs
Nobody else in this market shows you a price before you ring them. We are not cheap, and we would rather you knew that now than after a phone call.
The Audit
We map how a job actually moves through your business and hand back one page showing every place the same information gets typed twice. It tells you which of the three you need.
$2,500 Taken off the job if you go aheadThe Join
Two systems you already own, made to talk to each other. Nothing thrown out, nothing for the crew to relearn. Live in fourteen days.
$12,000 Founding rate for our first 10 customers.The Quote Clock
Quotes going quiet. Every quote tracked, and nothing runs late without somebody knowing it is late. The most costly thing on most sites, and nobody's software touches it.
Quoted Priced on what it is worth to youThe Backbone
The way information moves through the whole business, rebuilt. Office to site to accounts, entered once.
Quoted Priced on what it is worth to youWorking in fourteen days, or you don't pay.
You have never heard of us. We are new, and you can look that up. So we carry the risk instead of asking you to. One job, chosen by you, working inside a fortnight.
The clock starts when we get access
Not when you sign. Fair both ways, and it is written into every job.
The scope is written down
Before anything begins. No arguments later about what "working" meant.
Thirty days of tuning after
Real workflows are wrong the first time. We stay through your first month-end.
Never more than 3 at once
Which is what makes the fortnight real. If all three slots are full you get the start date before you pay anything.
The guarantee is written out in full, including exactly what "working" means, in our terms.
One thing we will not sell you.
We do not replace anybody. Every other mob in this space will tell you how many staff you can cut. We think that is the wrong end of the problem, and we will not pitch it.
Your admin is not slow. They are doing the same job three times because nothing talks to anything. Fix that and the same people take on more work, which is what you actually wanted when you started looking.
Crew22 · standing rule · not negotiable
We did not just connect software. We wrote our own.
CrewBase is ours. A job management platform for earthmoving and civil, live on production, with contractors clocking on through it every morning.
Every other automation shop is reselling someone else's tools. We built a product our own industry pays for, which is a harder thing to prove than a case study.
Crew22 connects. CrewBase captures. If it suits you we will say so. If it does not, we will connect what you already have and say nothing more about it.
It has its own site, its own pricing and its own crew using it this morning. Go and look at it without us in the room.
Start with the Audit. Find out what it is costing you.
One day with us, one page back. Every number in it is yours, not ours, and if it turns out your admin is running fine we will tell you that and send you the page anyway.
Book an Audit — $2,500What you get back
- How a job really moves through your business, drawn out
- Every place the same thing gets entered twice
- What those hours add up to across a year
- Which job to do first, and what it would cost
- The $2,500 comes off the job if you go ahead