IT consultancy · Software development

The advice and the build, answered for by the same signature.

Amagacho Tech Solutions is a technology practice registered in Harrow, north-west London. We are licensed to do two things and we do both: advise on the technology decision in front of you, and write the software that decision calls for. The person who signs the recommendation is the person accountable for what gets delivered — which is precisely the accountability that disappears when you hire a consultancy and a development house separately.

Describe your problem What we do

Registered in England & Wales No. 17095809 Incorporated 2026

Company number 17095809

Incorporated 16 March 2026

Registered office Harrow, HA1 2SE

Written to support@amagachotech.pro

What we are registered to do

Two disciplines that should never have been sold separately

Consultancy without delivery produces a document nobody can act on. Delivery without consultancy produces exactly what was asked for, including the parts that were a mistake. Amagacho Tech Solutions is registered under both SIC codes because the useful work sits in the overlap — and because an adviser who has to build the thing gives better advice.

§ 01 · SIC 62020

We sell no licences and take no vendor commission. Our fee is the same whichever platform we recommend, including the recommendation to keep what you already run.

Information technology consultancy

Most organisations arrive with a decision rather than a specification: replace or repair, buy or build, one platform or three, move to the cloud or stay put. We start by looking at what you actually run today and talking to the people who use it every day — not the people who bought it. What comes back is a short written assessment with the options set out, what each would cost in money and disruption, the risks we can see, and a recommendation with the reasoning attached so you can disagree with it on the merits.

If the honest recommendation is that you do not need new software, that is the recommendation you get, and the engagement ends there with the report in your hands. We would rather lose a build than sell one that should not exist.

Technology review and written roadmap
Architecture and integration assessment
Build-versus-buy and vendor comparison
Cloud, hosting and licence cost review
Data, backup and continuity readiness
Second opinion on a proposal in front of you

§ 02 · SIC 62012

Everything is written to a fixed scope. Source code, repositories, hosting and domains are registered in your organisation's name from the first day, not handed over as a favour at the end.

Business and domestic software development

When a build is the right answer we write it: customer-facing web applications, internal tools that retire a spreadsheet nobody trusts any more, integrations between systems that were never designed to speak to each other, data migrations off software that has reached the end of its life, and the automation that removes the manual step in the middle of an otherwise sensible process.

Work proceeds in short increments against a scope agreed in writing before anything is built. At the end of each increment you see the software running — not a status report describing software. Where a requirement turns out to be wrong, we say so while it is still cheap to change, and re-scope in writing rather than quietly absorbing it into the estimate.

Web applications and customer portals
Internal tools, dashboards and admin systems
API design, integration and data migration
Business process automation and reporting
Cloud deployment, monitoring and maintenance
Handover, documentation and administrator training

Full service detail

How an engagement runs

Six steps, and you may stop after any of them

The sequence is the same whether the work ends in a report or in running software. Each step produces something you can keep, read and act on without us — which is what makes stopping a real option rather than a polite fiction.

Step 01

The call

Thirty minutes, free, no obligation. You describe the problem in your own words; we ask what breaks, who it breaks for, and what it costs you when it does.

Step 02

The look

A short paid review of what you run today, including conversations with the people who use it daily. Time-boxed and fixed fee, so it cannot quietly become a project.

Step 03

The recommendation

A written assessment: the problem as we understand it, the realistic options, what each costs, and what we would do in your position — with the reasoning, not just the verdict.

Step 04

The scope

If you decide to build, the scope is written down before any code exists: what is included, what is deliberately excluded, the price, and the date. Both parties sign it.

Step 05

The build

Increments you can inspect as they land, in your own repository, deployed where you can use them. Changes are re-scoped in writing rather than absorbed silently.

Step 06

The handover

Credentials, code, documentation and a written runbook, plus training for whoever will run it. Continuing support is offered, never assumed and never required.

Stopping is a supported outcome. A client who takes our written assessment to a different supplier — or decides to do nothing at all — has used this practice correctly. We do not price the advice as a loss leader for the build, and we do not hold code, accounts or domains as a retention strategy.

Ways to engage

Four shapes of work, priced before they start

Pick the one that matches where you are. Moving between them part-way through is normal; we will tell you if you have picked the wrong one before you have paid for much of it.

Advisory review

A time-boxed assessment of a specific decision or an existing system, ending in a written report with options, costs and a recommendation. No obligation to build anything with us afterwards, and the report is written so that any competent supplier can act on it.

Two to four weeks
Fixed fee, agreed before start
Interviews with day-to-day users
Report is yours to take anywhere

Project build

A defined piece of software delivered against a written scope, with a fixed price or a capped estimate and a delivery date. Best when the decision has already been made and what remains is to build the thing properly.

Written scope before any code
Fortnightly inspectable increments
Your repository from day one
Handover and training included

Retained advisory

A fixed number of days each month for organisations that have no in-house technical leadership and do not need a full-time hire — sitting in on supplier calls, reviewing proposals, and being the person you ring before signing something.

Monthly, cancellable with notice
Named point of contact
Unused days do not roll into pressure to spend them
No minimum term

Care and maintenance

Ongoing hosting, monitoring, updates and small changes for a system we built or inherited. Priced as a flat monthly fee against a written list of what is covered, so there is no open meter and no surprise invoice.

Written schedule of what is covered
Flat monthly fee
Accounts stay in your name
Exit assistance if you leave

Commitments

What we promise, stated plainly

Amagacho Tech Solutions Ltd was incorporated in March 2026. Rather than quote a track record we have not yet earned, these are terms we commit to in writing at the start of every engagement. They are promises, not measurements.

1working day

Every email answered by a person, not an autoresponder, within one working day.

30minutes

A free scoping call before anything is quoted, invoiced or committed to.

0lock-in

Code, hosting, domains and accounts registered in your name from the first day.

0commission

No vendor rebates, resale margin or referral fees on anything we recommend.

Who this suits

Organisations that need a technical opinion they can trust

We are a small practice and we say so plainly. That suits organisations that want a named person who understands the whole picture and will be there when the system goes live — rather than a large firm where the partner who sold the work and the developer who writes it have never spoken.

Tell us what you need

Small and medium businesses replacing a manual process with software
Organisations weighing a large supplier proposal and wanting a second opinion
Founders taking a first product from idea to a working system
Professional services firms modernising ageing internal tools
Teams inheriting software written by someone who has since left
Charities and community organisations working to a fixed, tight budget

Registered details

A UK company, on the public record

Amagacho Tech Solutions Ltd is a private company limited by shares, incorporated under the Companies Act 2006 and registered in England and Wales. Every detail opposite can be checked against the Companies House register under company number 17095809.

We publish the filed facts and nothing personal beyond them — see the transparency note for what we deliberately leave out and why.

Legal name: AMAGACHO TECH SOLUTIONS LTD
Company number: 17095809
Incorporated: 16 March 2026
Company type: Private company limited by shares
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Registered office: Flat 87 Byron Court, St. Johns Road, Harrow, England, HA1 2SE
Director: Manish Joshi
Nature of business: 62020 · 62012
Enquiries: support@amagachotech.pro

Questions

Before you write to us

How new is the company?

Amagacho Tech Solutions Ltd was incorporated on 16 March 2026. We will not claim a track record we do not have, which is why you will find no client logos, case studies, testimonials or “projects delivered” figures anywhere on this site. What we offer instead is a written scope, a fixed price, work delivered in increments you can inspect as they land, and the right to stop after any of them.

Do I have to take the advice and the build together?

No. Plenty of engagements are an advisory review and nothing else — the report is written so that any competent supplier can act on it, including one who is not us. Equally, if you already know what you need built, you can skip straight to a scoped project. The two disciplines are joined up so that they can work together, not so that they must be bought together.

How do you price work?

Fixed price against a written scope wherever the work can be scoped, which is most of the time. Where genuine unknowns exist we quote a capped estimate and tell you in advance what would push it to the cap. Advisory reviews are always a fixed fee for a fixed number of weeks.

Nothing is invoiced before a scope is agreed in writing, and the initial scoping call is genuinely free — it is not a discovery phase with a bill attached at the end.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do, from day one. Source code lives in a repository you control. Hosting, domain, database and third-party service accounts are opened in your organisation's name at the start rather than migrated to you later as a courtesy. If you end the engagement tomorrow you keep everything and owe us nothing further.

Do you resell software or take vendor commission?

No. We hold no reseller agreements and accept no rebates, referral fees or margin on any product we recommend. Our fee is identical whether we recommend a commercial platform, an open-source one, or that you change nothing at all. That is the only arrangement under which advice is worth paying for.

Can you take over a system somebody else built?

Often, yes — but never blind. We would start with a short paid review of the existing code and infrastructure so we can tell you honestly what condition it is in, what continuing with it would cost, and whether replacing it would be cheaper. If the honest answer is to stay with your current supplier, we will say so in writing.

Do you work outside Harrow and London?

Yes. The registered office is in Harrow, north-west London, and we work with clients across the United Kingdom — remotely by default, and on site where a workshop, a system review or a go-live genuinely needs people in a room. Travel costs, where any arise, are agreed in advance rather than added afterwards.

What do you need from me to start?

An email describing the problem in your own words, roughly when it needs solving, and any budget range you have in mind. That is enough for a first call — a specification is not required, and writing one is often work we should be doing together. Write to support@amagachotech.pro.

Next step

Describe the problem. We will tell you what it takes.

One email, one reply from a person within a working day, and a thirty-minute call with nothing attached to it. If we are not the right practice for the work, we will tell you that too — and, where we can, who might be.

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