About

We get paid to tell you the truth, not to sell you more.

Entretech started because the same conversation kept happening. An owner with a good business, a vendor with a confident pitch, and nobody in the room whose job was to say whether the thing was worth buying.

We are an independent technology advisory. That word matters: we are not resellers, we do not take commissions from software companies, and we have no partner tier to maintain. When we say the answer is do nothing, that costs us the work and we say it anyway.

We do build things. But only after we have shown you the math, and only the part that pays for itself. Everything we build sits on accounts in your name, so leaving us is easy even though most people do not.

Diagnose before selling

We measure first, and we are comfortable finding that nothing needs building.

Plain language, always

If we cannot explain it without acronyms, we do not understand it well enough yet.

It has to pay for itself

Every recommendation comes with what it costs, what it returns and when it breaks even.

No lock-in, ever

Your accounts, your data, your code. Leaving us should be easy, and it is.

The people you will actually talk to

Placeholder profiles. Replace with real team members and headshots before launch.

Ray Okafor

Diagnosis and advisory

Sam Delaney

Operations and workflow

Ana Petrova

Build and integrations

Micah Grant

Quotes and vendor review
Where we help most

Call us if

  • You are being sold something and cannot tell whether it is real.
  • You know the current way costs you money, but not how much.
  • You want advice from someone with nothing to gain from the answer.
  • You expect to own and understand whatever gets built.
Where we do not

Hire someone else if

  • You have decided already and want someone to agree with you.
  • You want the cheapest hands to build exactly what you specified.
  • Nobody who does the work day to day can talk to us.
  • You need it started tomorrow and diagnosed later.

Come and disagree with us.

Thirty minutes. No pitch deck, no jargon, no obligation.

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