Lane two · Software
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Five enterprise operating platforms, built around how your business actually runs — energy and industrial, contracting, automotive, fleet, healthcare. A fixed build fee invoiced against delivery milestones, a monthly maintenance retainer, and a 6–12 month implementation scoped in writing before engineering starts. We build and run our own products with the same team, so nothing here is theory.
Published pricing
The five enterprise platforms
Real numbers on the page. Each platform is a scoped engagement — the build fee buys the agreed scope and the monthly retainer keeps it running, and neither is charged online. Every one starts with a scoping meeting: book a call, or pay the refundable deposit online to book it.
How a build is billed
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones set out in the signed implementation agreement — each payment is tied to work already delivered for your review. It is never charged through this website and is not collected by any checkout here. The only amount payable online is the deposit shown on each platform below, and that deposit is credited in full against the agreed price.
Monthly maintenance is billed monthly from the agreed start date. Top Gun does not offer financing and does not arrange it through a lender; if the number is more than you want to commit at once, the milestones are staged to fit.
Top Gun Energy Ops System
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones in the signed implementation agreement and is never charged through this website. The only amount payable online is the $10,000 deposit, credited in full against the agreed price.
Control the field. Reduce preventable downtime. Move completed work toward billing faster.
- Field and dispatch — work orders, crew assignment, digital field tickets, mobile capture, photos, approvals, and scoped offline workflows.
- Assets and readiness — equipment records, preventive maintenance, inspection checklists, inventory, and safety/compliance document workflows.
- Connected administration — customer portals, contract/job records, billing handoffs, and ERP, accounting, CRM, mapping or equipment integrations.
- Controls and reporting — role-based access, admin tools, audit trails, job/asset dashboards, exception alerts, and operational reports.
- Implementation and rollout — discovery, UX, engineering, data migration, QA, acceptance testing, deployment, documentation, and training.
- Monthly maintenance — application support, monitoring, backups, patches, defect fixes, integration checks, and agreed minor enhancements.
Modules, integration access, infrastructure, migration, acceptance criteria, and support response targets are defined in the project agreement.
The deposit books your scoping meeting and is credited in full against the build fee. If the scoped price is more than you want to spend, tell us before work begins and it is refunded in full — refund policy.
Full scope →Top Gun Contractors OS
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones in the signed implementation agreement and is never charged through this website. The only amount payable online is the $10,000 deposit, credited in full against the agreed price.
Protect project margin. Keep field and office aligned. Bill approved work with less friction.
- Opportunity to project — lead records, estimating, proposals, bids, contracts, budgets, project setup, and approval workflows.
- Field coordination — scheduling, crews, time capture, materials, daily reports, photos, inspections, punch lists, and closeout.
- Commercial control — change orders, RFIs/submittals, purchasing records, customer/vendor portals, job-cost views, and billing handoffs.
- Connected systems — accounting, CRM, procurement, document storage, scheduling, and existing field-tool integrations as scoped.
- Enterprise delivery — admin tools, role-based permissions, audit trails, dashboards, migration, QA, deployment, documentation, and training.
- Monthly maintenance — support, defect fixes, security patches, monitoring, backups, integration checks, and agreed reporting/minor workflow updates.
The implementation agreement defines project modules, financial data ownership, integration access, rollout milestones, and support response targets.
The deposit books your scoping meeting and is credited in full against the build fee. If the scoped price is more than you want to spend, tell us before work begins and it is refunded in full — refund policy.
Full scope →Top Gun Automotive OS
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones in the signed implementation agreement and is never charged through this website. The only amount payable online is the $10,000 deposit, credited in full against the agreed price.
Move vehicles through the business with less delay and clearer control of each revenue opportunity.
- Customer and vehicle journey — intake, CRM, appointments, estimates, approvals, work orders, status updates, invoices, and retention workflows.
- Segment-specific modules — repair inspections/technician queues, collision planning/supplements, or dealership inventory/sales/service workflows as selected.
- Operational connections — DMS/shop systems, parts catalogs, accounting, payment, scheduling, telephony, and marketing integrations as scoped.
- Management control — multi-location dashboards, permissions, admin panels, audit logs, customer portals, aging reports, and performance analytics.
- Implementation — process discovery, design, engineering, migration, QA, acceptance testing, deployment, documentation, and staff training.
- Monthly maintenance — application support, fixes, patches, monitoring, backups, integration checks, and agreed minor enhancements.
Repair, collision, and dealership modules are selected for the agreed operating model; third-party interfaces depend on provider access and licensing.
The deposit books your scoping meeting and is credited in full against the build fee. If the scoped price is more than you want to spend, tell us before work begins and it is refunded in full — refund policy.
Full scope →Top Gun Fleet OS
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones in the signed implementation agreement and is never charged through this website. The only amount payable online is the $10,000 deposit, credited in full against the agreed price.
Keep loads moving. Reduce avoidable coordination work. See the performance behind every mile.
- Dispatch and delivery — orders/loads, assignments, driver workflows, status updates, route-planning tools, and customer visibility.
- Vehicles and readiness — fleet records, preventive maintenance, inspection capture, fuel information, and operational document workflows.
- Completion to billing — proof of delivery, document capture, approvals, invoice handoffs, settlements, and customer/carrier portals as scoped.
- Connected transport data — ELD, GPS/telematics, TMS, accounting, fuel, payment, mapping, and communication integrations as scoped.
- Enterprise control and rollout — permissions, audit logs, admin tools, exception dashboards, reports, migration, QA, deployment, and training.
- Monthly maintenance — support, defect fixes, patches, monitoring, backups, integration oversight, and agreed reporting/minor workflow updates.
Fleet models, data-feed availability, planning functions, integration costs, and support response targets are confirmed in the signed project scope.
The deposit books your scoping meeting and is credited in full against the build fee. If the scoped price is more than you want to spend, tell us before work begins and it is refunded in full — refund policy.
Full scope →Top Gun Health OS
The build fee is invoiced against the delivery milestones in the signed implementation agreement and is never charged through this website. The only amount payable online is the $10,000 deposit, credited in full against the agreed price.
Give teams more time for patients through clearer workflows, connected information, and less admin friction.
- Patient and practice workflows — intake/forms, scheduling, referrals, communications, patient/provider portals, and multi-location administration.
- Selected clinical workflows — EHR/EMR-connected records, documentation, care-task coordination, and lab/e-prescribing interfaces where explicitly scoped.
- Interoperability and billing — FHIR/HL7 interfaces, identity, billing/RCM, payment, messaging, and analytics connections as available and scoped.
- Security and accountability — role-based access, audit trails, encryption, admin controls, backups, and agreed privacy/security requirements.
- Delivery and reporting — architecture, UX, engineering, migration, QA, operational dashboards, acceptance testing, deployment, documentation, and training.
- Monthly maintenance — application support, patches, defect fixes, monitoring, backups, interface checks, and agreed minor enhancements.
Clinical scope, privacy obligations, interoperability, and any certification requirements are agreed explicitly; the package does not imply a certified EHR replacement.
The deposit books your scoping meeting and is credited in full against the build fee. If the scoped price is more than you want to spend, tell us before work begins and it is refunded in full — refund policy.
Full scope →Support response targets, minor enhancement capacity, hosting, licensing, and any later development phases are defined in the agreement. The catalog build fees correspond to the agreed enterprise package scope.
Pricing may vary based on project scope, ad spend, platform requirements, integrations, travel, production requirements, and custom deliverables. Final pricing is confirmed in the client proposal or service agreement.
Flight plan
How a platform gets built
Discovery & scope
Process discovery, architecture and UX, then a written scope: modules, integration access, infrastructure, migration and the acceptance criteria the build is measured against.
Build in milestones
Engineering against that scope, delivered in milestones you review. The build fee is invoiced against those milestones — each payment is tied to work already delivered for review.
Migration, QA & rollout
Data migration, QA, acceptance testing, deployment, documentation and training for the people who have to run it on Monday morning.
Maintenance
The monthly retainer: application support, monitoring, backups, security patches, defect fixes, integration checks and the agreed minor enhancement capacity.