Off-the-shelf software wasn't built for your business. AllGall designs and builds the custom operating system your company actually needs — scheduling, job tracking, inventory, invoicing, the whole works — then sticks around to keep it running.
The big software vendors sell you a one-size-fits-none subscription. It does 40% of what you need, charges per seat, and you end up running the other 60% out of a truck cab and a group text.
Five subscriptions that don't talk to each other, and a spreadsheet holding it all together.
The schedule, the job status, the reorder point — it all lives in one person's head.
Software priced like you're a Fortune 500 IT department instead of a 12-person shop.
Support tickets into the void. No one at the vendor has ever set foot in a shop like yours.
We sit down with you and map how your business actually runs — every job, handoff, and workaround. You leave with a written plan whether you hire us or not.
We build your system in weekly working sessions — you see it grow and steer as we go. One flat quote, no surprises: half at signing, half at go-live.
Hosting, backups, and watchful upkeep for $99 a month — QuickBooks money. Need changes or new features? Book a flat-rate working session when you want one. No contract, no hourly meter.
QuickBooks does your books — keep it. AllGall replaces the duct tape around it: the spreadsheets, the whiteboard, the group texts. The big trade-software platforms charge hundreds of dollars per user, per month, forever — a 10-person shop can spend $30,000+ a year renting software shaped like someone else's business. An AllGall build is priced like a piece of shop equipment: pay for it once, own it, and let it earn its keep in recovered hours every week after.
Four quick steps. At the end you'll see a project brief built from your answers — send it in and we'll come back within one business day with next steps for your discovery session.
AllGall isn't a software agency that read about your industry in a case study. It's run by people who operate real businesses — payroll, trucks, inspections, deadlines — and got tired of software that didn't fit.
Owner-operator of a fire protection contracting company in Kansas. Chad leads discovery, pricing, and client relationships — and pressure-tests every build against how a real shop actually runs.
Ryan leads software architecture and development — the core platform, every client build, and the technical side of your weekly sessions. He makes it fast, reliable, and yours.
Fill out the Build Planner. Worst case, you walk away with a written map of your own operation. Best case, you get a system built around it.
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