The conversation

Thirty minutes with someone who has built this before.

No pitch, no deck, no discovery questionnaire. You describe how the operation actually works; we tell you honestly what we’d do — including when the answer is don’t build.

SINCE 2012 · VETERAN-LED · SDVOSB + HUBZONE CERTIFIED · SAM REGISTERED · PERFECT CLUTCH WILLINGNESS-TO-REFER

01 / What happens on the call

Three ten-minute movements.

0110 MIN

You walk us through the workflow that hurts

How the work actually moves today — and where it breaks.

0210 MIN

We ask the questions a build would force anyway

The ones that surface the real scope before a line of code exists.

0310 MIN

You leave with a straight read

Build, buy, integrate, or wait — and what it would take.

02 / Who you’ll talk to

A senior engineer or the founder — never a salesperson.

Our founder wrote healthcare software at Epic Systems before starting Logic Square in 2012. The person on the call is the person who would own the answer.

We’ve told founders not to build. We’ve recommended off-the-shelf tools that cost us the project. That candor is why our Clutch willingness-to-refer score is perfect.

Strategy call · 30 min · video

Free · 30 minutes · NDA-first if you prefer

“They are super honest guys and care about what they’re doing. When I got a quote from them versus the other guys, apples to apples, they were about a third of the cost.”
Nethaniel Ealy — Co-founder, The Augusta Rule Clutch review

Before you book

Straight answers.

Is the call free?

Yes. It’s a thirty-minute conversation with no cost and no obligation — you describe the operation, we give a straight read.

Do we need an NDA first?

If you prefer, yes — NDA-first is normal here. Say so when you book and we’ll have one in place before the call.

What should I prepare?

Nothing formal. Come ready to walk through the workflow that hurts — how the work actually moves today, and where it breaks. No deck required.

What if custom isn’t right for us?

Then we say so. We’ve recommended off-the-shelf tools that cost us the project, and we’ve told founders not to build. A straight read is the point of the call.

Who will be on the call?

A senior engineer or the founder — never a salesperson. Our founder wrote healthcare software at Epic Systems before starting Logic Square in 2012.

What happens after?

You leave with a straight read — build, buy, integrate, or wait — and a sense of what it would take. If it’s a fit, we scope next steps; if it isn’t, you’ve lost nothing but thirty minutes.