Enterprise software and internal tools
One tool replaces the spreadsheet and the email chain. Every team works from the same records, so nobody types them in twice. Fixed price agreed before we start. Any overages are on us.
We’ll tell you what it takes to replace it, and whether you should.
Custom software built around how your operation actually works, from a firm that will tell you when not to build it. We build enterprise software for teams whose approvals, orders and reports still live in spreadsheets and email. Twenty case studies, published, with the client’s name on them.
Fixed milestone price
Any overage on us
Guaranteed outcome
The software works as specified or we fix it
Twelve-month bug-free warranty
Three commitments on every build engagement
What changes
Every request shows up with its details, goes to the right person and gets logged. Nobody chases a yes through email.
The numbers your leadership asks for come straight from your systems. No exporting, no pasting, no fixing a spreadsheet first.
You keep your ERP and CRM, the systems that hold your orders and customers. The new tool reads from them and writes back where they allow it, so an order gets entered once.
Customers and partners upload files and check their status themselves, instead of emailing your team and waiting.
Two ways in
No-code gets you to eighty percent. The stretch to ninety-five is why Gnar gets called. That last stretch is your own business rules and a live connection to your ERP or CRM. Built for companies with no engineering capacity of their own to point at this. If your own team has the capacity and the direction, you do not need us.
For one clear job, like approvals, a reporting dashboard or a client portal. One senior engineer plans it with you and builds it with AI tools, at a fixed price. The first month of maintenance is included. After that, maintenance starts at $1,000 a month.
For work that touches several teams and systems, like order handling tied to your ERP. First, Gnar Discovery and Design, a paid sprint, maps how work and data move between your teams. You walk out with a build plan that has a fixed price on it. You don’t have to build with us after.
Proof
Client portal
Background checks
Tool rebuild
How it works
We start with how the work happens today, not with a feature list. Then we build with the people who will use it. If you want, we keep it running after launch.
We sit with the people doing the job and trace every spreadsheet, email and system it touches. Before we build, you get a written list of what we’ll make and a fixed price.
Senior engineers show working versions to the people who will use the tool. Mistakes get fixed while we build, not after launch.
After launch we can host it, watch it, fix it and update it. That part is optional. Either way, you get the code and the docs.
Our record
Even now, they catch up and ask how the app is running, and not from a sales standpoint. They really care about our end-users.
Amit Kapoor Chief Executive Officer, First Line Technology
Common questions
Still have questions?
Enterprise software development services means building the software a company uses every day, like approvals, reports, order tracking and portals. The Gnar Company is an enterprise software development company. We’ve delivered 100+ projects with senior engineers based in the U.S., built around how each team already works.
The Gnar Company is an internal tools development company. We built OnePak’s order tracking for its clients and partners. We built the Massachusetts DPU’s driver background check system and the Massachusetts EEC’s review tool and portals. For the AARP Foundation, we rebuilt 14 tools and cut the clicks per application by 40%.
The Gnar Company is a back-office software development company. Back-office tools are the ones your customers never see, like approvals, order tracking and reports. We connect them to the ERP, CRM and finance tools you already have. For the Massachusetts DPU, our system flagged 8,000+ Uber and Lyft drivers who didn’t meet state rules.
Yes, once the spreadsheet is doing a job software should do. A quick test: several people edit it, it feeds a report, or approvals live in it. The Gnar Company sits with the person who built the spreadsheet and maps what it does today. Then we move that work into one tool where everyone sees the same numbers. If the spreadsheet is the right tool, we’ll say so.
Yes. Requests come in through the portal and go to the person who decides. Every decision is logged. Reports pull from those same records, so nobody rebuilds them by hand. For the Massachusetts EEC, The Gnar Company built a review tool and two portals. One connection links them to 7 agency systems. We also moved 500K+ rows of old data.
It depends on the size of the job, but you know the number before we start. Gnar Forge builds one focused tool at a fixed price. A bigger system starts with Discovery, which ends in a fixed price for the build. After launch, maintenance starts at $1,000 a month. Any overages are on us.
Sometimes. If a no-code or low-code tool like Retool or Power Apps does the whole job, use it. Bring in The Gnar Company when you need custom rules or a live link to your ERP or CRM.
Yes. The Gnar Company builds internal tools with AI through Gnar Forge. A senior engineer uses AI tools to plan and build one focused tool, like an approval flow or a report. The price is fixed, and a month of maintenance comes with it. The engineer makes every call on what to build and how. The Gnar Company is a Claude Select Services Partner with Anthropic, the company that makes Claude.
Yes. Most builds connect to the systems you already run, and your records stay in them. For OnePak, Gnar built the screens its clients use, hooked into OnePak’s own systems. Clients and partners see shipment updates in real time.
No. The Gnar Company’s engineers are senior and based in the U.S. The reason to go offshore was cheap code production, and code production is nearly free now. What you are paying the premium for is the communication, and that is the part that decides whether the thing you get is the thing you asked for.
Your team or ours. The code lives in your repository, with the docs. An engineer you hire later can own the tool. When OnePak hired its own team, Gnar helped with the docs and handed its development process to the new team. If you’d rather not take it on, Gnar keeps it running.
Yes. Three commitments on every build engagement: a fixed milestone price with any overage on us, a guaranteed outcome meaning the software works as specified or we fix it, and a twelve-month bug-free warranty. It covers Discovery, Build, Forge and Maintain. It does not cover Embed.
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Bring the spreadsheet or approval chain your team works around most. You’ll know the price before we build anything.
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