For companies of 5 to 20 people
The process you still do in Excel. Limatic turns it into a tool you own.
One real process — the quoting, the planning, the follow-up that still lives in a spreadsheet and a mailbox. You get software you can actually use. You try it, you say what is wrong, we change it. The code is yours. No licence, nothing to renew.
You keep hearing you should do something with AI. The useful version is not a chat window. It is a tool that does one job you already have.
Ninety minutes, free. You leave with something worth building, or a straight no.
Week 1
A first version you can try
Not a mockup. Software you can open and run on a real case.
Friday
A release you can react to
You use it, you say what to change, or you stop. Nothing waits for a milestone.
Yours
The code, from the start
No licence, no lock-in, nothing to renew.
Built for a small company
01
The software you bought almost fits
Accounting, mail, a spreadsheet: fine, until the work sits in the gaps between them. That gap is usually one process, and it is usually where the week goes.
02
Custom used to be the wrong size
A tool made for you used to mean an agency, a brief, and a budget that only worked for a bigger company. That is no longer true. AI made it possible to build that tool for a company of 12 — for one process, at a price you can say yes to.
03
You should not have to specify it first
Most people only know what they want when they see it. So we show you something running. You react. We change it. That is faster than writing it down, and more honest.
How it works
Day 0 — Free
A working session, not a sales cycle
Ninety minutes with the people who do the work. Together we pick one process that can become a tool. If Limatic is not the right fit, we say so and stop.
Week 1 — A first version
You try it on a real case
You get working software for that process, not a deck. You click through it. If the flow or the screens are wrong, another version can follow while it is still the same week. It is faster to react to something real than to describe it.
Week 2 onward — You steer
A release every Friday
Every Friday, working software. You use it. You tell us what to change. You can stop after any Friday. The code is yours from the first version. No licence, no lock-in, nothing to renew.
Straight answers
How much of our time does this take?
About two hours a week: time to try what we sent, and time to look at the Friday release. The person who actually does the work is the right person in the room. We do not need developers on your side.
What does it cost?
The working session is free. A first working version of your process is €3,000, excl. VAT, fixed and quoted before we start. Every release after that is quoted before you commit. You can stop after any Friday.
What if we don't know exactly what we want?
Then we start anyway. You get something you can try. You tell us what feels wrong. We change it. You are not asked to write a specification.
What if the first version is wrong?
We change it, or we stop. You keep the code. The risk is the amount you already agreed to, for work you already have.
Do we need IT people?
No. If you have someone, they are welcome. If you do not, that is normal for a company this size.
We keep hearing we should do something with AI.
Most of what you are being sold is a licence and a chat box. Limatic builds software for one process you already have. Where AI can do part of that job — draft the quote, read the email, fill the sheet — it does. You own the tool. You do not need an AI strategy first.
What do you actually build?
A tool for one process. A quoting flow. A weekly sheet that is currently Excel. Follow-up that today lives in email. If what you need is a new website, or to “become more digital,” we will say no.
Who is behind Limatic
Nick Verlinde founded Limatic. He spent his career building software in fintech and e-commerce, at Zalando and inside financial companies in Ireland, Switzerland and Belgium.
Nick Verlinde — Founder, Limatic
You already know which process it is.
If it should be a tool, we will say so.
The working session is ninety minutes and costs nothing. We either find something worth building, or we tell you there is not.