Custom CRMs & dashboards

    Custom CRMs and Dashboards for Service Businesses

    When the starter CRM is too small and Salesforce is too much, we build the middle.

    You're running a $2M operation out of three spreadsheets, a group text, and a CRM you use 10% of. Roofing crews, law firms, clinics, agencies: same disease, same cure. We build the tool you actually described when you listed what you need, and you own it when we're done.

    Custom CRM and dashboard development for service businesses

    Should You Even Buy Custom?

    Honest answer: a lot of businesses shouldn't. If an off-the-shelf tool fits, buy it. For the trades we've written the guides: roofing, plumbing, HVAC, cleaning, and Housecall Pro vs ServiceTitan. Law firms have Clio, clinics have their scheduler; the same rule applies. Custom makes sense when the shelf runs out.

    Custom is the right call when

    • You're paying per-seat for 15 people who use two features
    • Your workflow straddles two tools that refuse to talk to each other
    • Your operations live in spreadsheets only one person understands

    Buy off the shelf when

    • You have 3 users and the starter plan of Jobber or Clio covers your workflow
    • You haven't tried the off-the-shelf tools built for your industry yet
    • You want a tool but nobody in the company will own using it

    What We Build

    Described by the problem they kill, because that's how you'll recognize yours.

    Client Portals

    A branded login where your customers see job status, documents, invoices, and messages, so your office stops answering "where are we at" calls.

    Pipeline Dashboards

    Every job, case, or client on one board, from lead to paid, with the stages named the way your team actually talks about them.

    Proposal & Estimating Tools

    Quote and proposal builders with your real cost structure and margin math baked in, so everyone prices work the same way.

    Lead Inboxes

    Every lead from every source in one queue with follow-up tracking, so nothing sits unanswered while the competitor calls back first.

    Owner Dashboards

    Reviews, rankings, lead counts, and revenue on one screen you check from the truck or between appointments, instead of five logins you check never.

    Integrations

    The glue between the tools you keep: QuickBooks, Jobber, Clio, CompanyCam, Stripe, and 200+ systems via webhooks.

    Real Builds, Not Mockups

    We run our own products on the same stack we build for clients. Here's what that looks like in production.

    RoofMammoth: instant estimates with CRM routing

    Our roofing estimate widget takes an address, runs satellite measurement, and returns a ballpark to the homeowner in seconds while the lead lands in the roofer's CRM through webhooks. It's a custom lead-capture tool, an estimating engine, and an integration layer running in production for paying customers.

    The same webhook and dashboard infrastructure goes into client builds.

    RoofMammoth instant estimate widget analyzing a satellite roof image in production
    RoofMammoth report tier dashboard showing storm intel, takeoff, and 3D claim report products

    Report engines and job-data dashboards

    Behind the widget sits a report system: storm intelligence, material takeoffs, and 3D claim exports, each generated from job data on demand. Building data products like this for our own customers is why client dashboards ship in weeks instead of quarters.

    We also run a multi-tenant client portal with lead inboxes, rank tracking, and a content pipeline for every Skill Mammoth client, roofing crews and law firms alike, plus a proposal system with cost-based margin math built for a commercial roofing operation.

    The Money Math

    "Custom" sounds like a six-figure enterprise project. It isn't. Most of our builds cost less than one year of the per-seat tool they replace.

     Per-seat CRM (10 users)Custom build
    Year one$12,000 to $18,000$3,000 to $15,000, once
    Year five$60,000+ and climbing with seatsLight maintenance, or nothing
    Fits your workflowYou adapt to itIt's shaped around your jobs
    When you leaveData export, if you're luckyYou already own everything

    Exact pricing depends on scope, and we quote it as a fixed number after the diagnose step. No hourly meters.

    How it works

    Diagnose. Design. Deploy.

    Same three steps as everything we build, starting from how your work actually runs.

    1

    Diagnose

    We watch how the work actually moves: the spreadsheet, the group text, the whiteboard. The software has to match the real workflow, not the org chart.

    2

    Design

    You get clickable screens before we build anything, priced as a fixed scope. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices at the end.

    3

    Deploy

    We ship in stages, migrate your data, train your team, and stay on for maintenance if you want us. You own the code and the database either way.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Most of our builds land between $3,000 and $15,000 depending on scope, which is usually less than one year of the per-seat software they replace. A 10-person team on a mid-tier CRM at $100 to $150 per seat pays $12,000 to $18,000 every year. A custom build is a one-time project plus a light monthly maintenance plan, and you stop paying rent on your own workflow.

    Simple dashboards and lead inboxes ship in 2 to 3 weeks. A full CRM replacement with integrations typically runs 4 to 8 weeks. We ship in stages, so you're using the first working piece within the first couple of weeks, not waiting for a big reveal at the end.

    Every build comes with a maintenance option: we monitor it, fix what breaks, and make small adjustments as your process changes. If you'd rather own it outright with no ongoing relationship, that works too. The code and the data are yours either way.

    Yes. You own the code, the database, and every record in it. There's no per-seat license, no export fee, and no vendor holding your job history hostage if you leave. That's most of the point.

    Yes. Integrations are usually the reason people call us in the first place. We routinely wire builds into QuickBooks, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Clio, Google Sheets, Stripe, Twilio, and CompanyCam, and webhook infrastructure covers 200+ other systems. If your current tools won't talk to each other, that's a normal Tuesday for us.

    A freelance developer can write the code but usually doesn't know service operations, so you spend months explaining what a supplement, a retainer, or a service agreement is. No-code tools work until your workflow hits their walls, and then you're rebuilding anyway. We build software for service businesses specifically, on the same stack that runs our own products, and we stick around after launch.
    Gears illustration symbolizing custom-built software

    Show Us the Spreadsheet

    The one only Brenda understands. Bring it to a 15-minute call and we'll tell you honestly whether it should become software, get replaced by an off-the-shelf tool, or stay a spreadsheet.

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