We ship production MCP connectors that let Claude and Cursor read your CRM, tickets and internal docs — deployed to your cloud, in 5 business days, for a flat fee.
The gap
So your account managers paste the same deal notes into prompts, five times a day, and get a different answer each time.
Claude writes excellent code. It can't read a single ticket, contact record, or contract without someone building the bridge first.
A custom integration that takes a quarter gets deprioritised every sprint. So the workaround stays. The AI stays useless.
What ships
How it works
You fill a six-question form. You get back a written scope, the four exact actions, and a fixed price. No call needed — though one is fine if you prefer.
Working connector against your real data, not a mock. You can poke at it while we're still building, and redirect us early if something's off.
Live in your infrastructure, source code transferred, security doc written. Final invoice only after your team confirms it works.
Pricing
You know the number before we talk. If the scope doesn't fit the box, we tell you rather than inflate the quote.
One system. Five business days. Everything below included.
Need HubSpot + Zendesk + Intercom? $8,000 for all three.
Questions
Rarely, and it's by design. Scope, updates and handover all happen in writing — which most engineering leads prefer anyway, because it's searchable and doesn't eat a calendar slot. If a call genuinely helps, I'll join with live captions on.
Then you're ahead of most teams. The usual gap isn't the server — it's auth scoping, audit logging, and a deploy story your security team will approve. That's most of what the five days buys you.
Those move data between apps on a trigger. They don't let your agent reason over your data in context, mid-conversation, with permissions. Different layer entirely — and Zapier can't tell Claude what a ticket says right now.
You see a working staging build on day 2, against your real records. If the four actions don't function on your data by day 5, you don't pay the second half. We've never had to invoke that, but it's in the SOW.
You can, and it will take four to eight weeks of their time plus the security review. This is five days and doesn't touch your roadmap. Most teams do this precisely because their engineers are already fully booked.
The person you talk to on the call. No account manager, no offshore handoff, no team you never meet. That's the whole reason the timeline is five days instead of five weeks.
Six questions, two minutes. You get back a three-minute video walking through exactly how this would connect to your system — and whether it's a five-day job or a three-week one.