Say your EBIT is
$800k
When you sell up, the price is a multiple of your profit. The multiple is a buyer's confidence that the business runs without you. We build the systems that move it, and they pay for themselves in the meantime.
Book a free 15-minute call One cutter per territory. Cancel any time with a week's notice.An example, not a promise: your numbers are your numbers. The point stands for every cutting business in the country. The multiple is a confidence score, and buyers pay more for a business that runs on documented systems than one that runs on the owner's 70-hour weeks.
Most cutting businesses are short on one of two things: a way to handle more work without drowning in paper, or more work to handle. They are different problems, so we sell them separately.
The office side runs itself, so growing the job count stops meaning growing the paperwork.
Everything that makes the phone ring, run properly and continuously rather than in bursts when work goes quiet.
Most cutters start with one. Taken together they compound: the marketing brings the work in, the system stops it burying you. There is a combined rate for both, and we go through the numbers on the call.
Operational System
Job done, your crew punches in what they did in under two minutes and hits submit. It lands back at the office already priced and ready to invoice, with start and finish times captured on the job instead of reconstructed at month end. Have a play with it:
The crew's phone · out on the job
The office board · same moment
These are sample rates so you can see it work. In the build we load your real pricing from your past jobs, so the number it lands on is the number you would have quoted.
From job sheet to money in
The system never guesses a price. If the crew adds something we have not rated, the invoice waits for you to price it before it goes anywhere. Worst case is a question, never a wrong number in front of a customer. You approve every invoice at the start, and when the numbers have earned your trust you can let it send itself.
Marketing Department
Commercial buyers and homeowners want completely different things. They split at the front door and each gets a route built for how they actually buy, so the price shoppers filter themselves out before they reach your phone.
Concept sketch · the homepage
Contractors and project managers
Homeowners, renovators and trades
Instant quoting sits on the commercial route, so a contractor gets a number without waiting on you to get off the tools.
And the bit nobody keeps up with
Reviews are the one marketing job every cutter agrees matters and nobody does consistently, because it depends on a person remembering at the end of a long day. This does not.
We build a competitive edge, and we can't build it for two of you. So every territory has one seat: we will never run marketing for a competing cutter in your patch. When your territory's taken, it's taken.
LC Concrete Crew is run by Max Cameron of LC Commerce, a New Zealand digital business systems company. We build and run the systems side for NZ trade and product businesses: the quoting, the follow-up, the admin, the web. Concrete cutting is where we go deep: one trade, understood properly, one cutter per territory.
No account managers, no call centre. You deal with Max.
No preparation needed on your end. I'll look at your setup before we talk, and if it's not for you, you'll still walk away knowing what the office side of your business could look like.
Book a free 15-minute call Or email max@lccommerce.com