Build what you used to buy.
We replace the software your company rents with software it owns, then build AI agents into it.
We've shipped software for companies like
We rewire whole departments, from the first request to the final report.
Your salespeople spend the day selling, month-end stops being a scramble, and you see all of it on one screen.
Two weeks to find what to fix
We sit with the people who do the work, collect everything that slows them down, and rank each problem by what it costs you.
You keep the ranked list and a first build plan, even if you stop there.
Two days to approve the plan
Your leaders click through working screens of the new system in Decisions™ and mark what to change before we build it.
Two to three months to build the system
We build on Runpoint Foundation™, software we have already built and tested, so a build that would take about six months from scratch takes two to three.
Then we keep it running
After launch we look after the system and add agents as your team is ready for them, or we train someone on your team to run it.
Before we build anything, we show you when it pays for itself.
The subscriptions you cancel pay for the build, so the payback date depends on when each contract renews.
Total spent on software, month by month
Example
Example: $1M a year in subscriptions, a $500K build, $75K a year to run
.01
Stop paying rent on software
License fees rise every year and you never own anything. Once the build is paid for, your software costs only what it takes to run.
.02
Take on more work without hiring
Agents draft, look things up and enter the data, so the same team can carry more customers and more jobs.
.03
Keep everything you build
The code for your workflows, the data and the agents belong to your company, and the rest of the system is yours to keep and change, even if we part ways.
AI agents that take real work off every team.
We build agents into the software your people already open each morning, and you decide what each one can see and change.
Sales
An agent reads each request for proposal, matches it to what you sell, and drafts personal outreach a seller sends with one click.
Field operations
Dispatch, work orders, parts and invoicing live on one record, and technicians work from a phone app between calls.
Finance
Each payment arrives with a suggested category, so month-end becomes a review your team approves in one click.
Staffing
One record of your people, their skills and their time, so the right person lands on each job and margin updates as you staff it.
Runpoint OS, built on Foundation, with a sample company's data
Software in your company's name, with code and data you own.
We connect the tools that work for you today and move your history out of the ones that don't, so nobody starts from a blank screen.
Runpoint is running inside these companies today.
Real systems in daily use, with the numbers each client approved for us to share.
Smith Mechanical
Mechanical contractor
Replaced ServiceTitan and BuildOps with software it owns.
What we built
- Dispatch and work orders
- A phone app for technicians
- Inventory, parts and fleet
- Invoicing and payment matching
- Connections for AI agents
$200K
saved in first-year license fees
Backyard Ventures
Creator ad sales
Every seller now starts a proposal with the agent.
What we built
- An agent that answers each RFP
- Creator matching from the roster
- Personal outreach in one click
- A Slack assistant for sellers
- Hundreds of tables merged into one
100+
creators managed from one screen
Ledwell
Custom truck builder
A sales CRM built around the way Ledwell sells.
What we built
- Accounts, contacts and history
- Opportunities shaped to their process
- Quick notes for the sales team
- Change requests from inside the app
- Most changes shipped the same day
8 weeks
from kickoff to the first release
See how this works in your industry
“This is FINALLY the conversation I wanted to have… nobody else is leveraging AI like this.”
Greg Vasey · Smith Mechanical
Find out what an agent could take off your team.
Tell us where the work slows down. A partner will tell you honestly whether we can help, and what the first two weeks would cover.
Runpoint | Start a conversation
A few lines is enough. A partner reads every message.
Questions owners ask us first.
From owners and operators deciding whether to build.
We talk with the people who do the work, watch where it slows down, and rank every problem by what it costs. You keep the ranked list and a first build plan whether or not you go further.
Two weeks of discovery, two days for your leaders to approve the plan, then two to three months to build. Ledwell's CRM was in production eight weeks after kickoff.
They draft proposals and emails, look up records, suggest how to categorize payments, match people to work and take the next step inside tools like Slack. You decide what each one can see and change.
No. We connect the tools that work well for you and replace the ones that cost too much or fit badly. Replacing an expensive subscription is usually where the payback comes from.
Most of it falls in the first two weeks, when we talk with your people, and in the two days your leaders spend reviewing screens. During the build, Ledwell's requested changes usually shipped the same day.
Your company owns the code we write for your workflows, your data and your agents. The platform underneath stays Runpoint's, and your copy of it is yours to keep and change, with no license fee, even if we part ways.
Before we finish we choose one of three ways to keep it running together: we look after it, we train someone on your team to do it, or we help you hire that person.
Discovery is bought on its own. The build is one fixed fee, set once discovery shows what to build, and we show you the month it pays for itself before you commit.