One person you can actually call.
I’m Isaac Riehm, and DevPlus is my company. I fix and build websites. I also build the software a business runs on: scheduling, quotes, invoicing, billing, and the paperwork in between.
Every job starts the same way: a phone call and a free look. Website fixes have flat prices. Software gets a fixed price in writing, and you see progress every week. At the end, you own the work, the data, and the accounts.
When a job needs a specialist, I bring in someone I trust and tell you who. I use modern tools that let one person build what used to take a team. You deal with the person who built it, before and after it launches.
Call or text anytime. If I don’t pick up, I’ll call you back the same day.
For accountants and bookkeepers
If a client bills from a spreadsheet or types the same numbers twice, send them my way.
- You stay their accountant. I don’t do books or taxes.
- Before anything touches QuickBooks, I check what it allows and tell you both.
- Accounts are set up in your client’s name, and my access is limited to what the job needs.
- Call or text me with their name, or have them call. The first call and a look are free.
Questions owners ask
- Is it really just you?
- Yes. The person you call is the person who plans it, builds it, and answers the phone afterward. When a job needs a specialist, I bring in someone I trust and tell you who.
- Where are you?
- Scottsdale. I work across the Phoenix area and will come to your office. Much of the work also runs fine over the phone and a shared screen.
- What does it cost?
- Website fixes have flat prices: $150 for a small fix, $450 to repair or upgrade a site, and $900 for a rebuild or new site. Software is quoted after a free first look, as a fixed price in writing. You know the number before any work starts. What each website price covers
- What happens if something happens to you?
- You own everything: the program, your data, the accounts, and a written guide to how it works. It is built with common tools any good developer can pick up. You never depend on me alone.
- Will you sign a Business Associate Agreement?
- Yes. We sign one before any patient information is involved.