Work was being handed out by hand: WhatsApp groups, phone calls, payments sorted over the phone. Now the job goes out to the group, the first worker to claim it gets it, and the payment side cannot double-book. The person who used to run all that does none of it.
Not published. We do not put a client's invoice on our website without being asked to. What we can tell you is the shape of the ladder it sat on: starter builds are £300–£1,500 and anything built end to end across several systems starts at £3,000.
How fast
Built and handed over as a working platform, then extended as they added regions.
What they own
The platform, the code and the Twilio and payment accounts it runs on. All in their name.
What runs unattended
Job broadcast, claiming and payment confirmation. Nobody allocates a job by hand.
Measured
Every figure, and where to check it.
Each row links to the basis for that number — what was measured, over what period and how it was verified. Where part of it is still open, the entry says which part.