Case study · Florida public adjuster
A public adjusting firm cut its software bill by ~70%.
The firm was overpaying for e-signing and field reporting software. Now it owns both.
150+ users · $0 per-seat fees
- $15,000
E-signatures, billed per envelope
- $15,000
Field photos & reports, billed per seat
$21,200 less a year, and they own it.
The same two tools, replaced by software the firm owns instead of rents.
| Metric | Legacy SaaS | Founding.dev buildYou own it |
|---|---|---|
| Total annual cost | $30,000 / yr | $8,800 / yr |
| Cost to add a user | Per-seat fee | $0 |
| Annual savings | — | $21,200 (~70%) |
| Shaped to the firm's workflow | No | Yes |
| You own the software | No | Yes |
Total annual cost
Legacy SaaS: $30,000 / yr
Founding.dev build: $8,800 / yr
Cost to add a user
Legacy SaaS: Per-seat fee
Founding.dev build: $0
Annual savings
Legacy SaaS: —
Founding.dev build: $21,200 (~70%)
Shaped to the firm's workflow
Legacy SaaS: No
Founding.dev build: Yes
You own the software
Legacy SaaS: No
Founding.dev build: Yes
THE SHIFT
Renting your stack vs. owning it.
Two ways to run the same operation. Only one of them ends up yours.
- Fees that climb with every seat and every signature
- Renewal pricing moves when the vendor decides
- Built for the vendor's roadmap, not your field process
- You never actually own it
New model — Founding.dev
- You own everything — code, data, and infrastructure
- One flat price. No per-seat.
- Change how it works anytime
- Bank-level security, built in.
- We build it, and we can run it for you, too
What they own now.
One platform built around how the firm actually works, not a stack of subscriptions built around vendor pricing.
Custom e-sign
A branded e-sign tool the firm owns. No per-envelope fees, no lock-in.
Field reporting hub
Photo capture, tagging, and job reporting, built around how the firm works in the field.
Everything in one place
e-sign, field data, and project tracking in one system instead of separate tools.
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