An independent look at your IT, at the proposal on your desk, or at the supplier you pay every month. We sell you nothing, so we can tell you what’s needed, what’s extra and what’s missing.
We look at its size and send you a fixed price for the review within a few days. If you prefer, we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) first.
An independent look at your whole IT: what works, what’s risky, what you pay for needlessly and what to do first.
We go through a big quote line by line and tell you what’s necessary, what’s extra and what’s missing.
You pay your IT provider every month. Are you getting what you pay for? We compare the contract, the invoices and the reality.
Buying a company? We use the same approach for an IT review before an acquisition or an investor’s entry (IT due diligence): what state the IT is in, what it will cost to bring it up to standard, and which risks come with it.
Your IT supplier’s job is to sell, deliver and invoice. That’s fair. But nobody is looking at its proposal from your side of the table.
A second opinion doesn’t take the work away from them. It sharpens the brief, catches gaps before they turn into extra charges, and gives you arguments for the negotiation. A good proposal holds up. A weaker one gets better.
We take no commission from suppliers and sell no licences or hardware. We earn nothing from what we recommend.
Thirty minutes on what you’re facing and what we should review.
The proposal, contracts, invoices. Access to your systems only where needed, and only with your consent.
We go through the documents, talk to your people and compare the alternatives.
A written recommendation and a one-hour walk-through of the findings with you.
A one-page summary management can read in two minutes. With it, ten actions ranked by risk and cost, and notes your supplier can work from.
This is a typical situation, not a specific engagement. We describe what we would do and what you get.
The supplier proposed new servers and a move to the cloud for a six-figure sum in Czech crowns. The owner had nobody to ask whether it made sense.
A decision you can stand behind. Either confidence that the proposal is sound, or a precise list of what to ask for instead.
It needn’t. We work factually and respectfully, and we don’t look for someone to blame. A good supplier tends to welcome an independent view: it sharpens the brief and saves arguments about what was actually ordered.
Not for a second opinion on a proposal: the proposal and its documents are enough. For a health check we ask for access only where it’s needed, always with your consent, and remove it when we finish. We’re happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) first.
We tell you. That has value too: you sign with confidence and you’ll know why. Often we add a few questions that sharpen the proposal further.
Only if it makes sense. Then we help you choose: we write the brief and compare the proposals against the same criteria. We take no commission from suppliers, so we have no favourites.
A second opinion on one proposal costs from 7,500 Kč and a health check of your whole IT from 15,000 Kč; a supplier and contract review is priced on its scope. We give you the exact fixed price after the first call. You pay for the review, not according to what we recommend. We are not VAT-registered, so these prices are final.
A free check is often the way into a sale: whoever does it has a reason to find a problem you will then pay them to fix. Ours is paid work in its own right, not a way into a sale, and two rules keep it that way. We write and cost the findings so that any supplier, including your current one, can quote for them, and we quote for the fixes only if you ask. And on a project we oversee, we never bid for the delivery ourselves.
The first call is free and commits you to nothing. If you send us a proposal, we look at its size and send you a fixed price for the review within a few days. If you prefer, we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) first.