Every business of any real size eventually ends up paying a half-dozen vendors a per-seat fee, every month, forever, for software that supports their core operations. Helpdesk over here. Accounting over there. A separate classroom tool, a separate time tracker, a separate documentation platform. Each one billed per user. Each one holding your data on someone else's servers. Each one priced to scale up with your growth, but never down.
The strange part is that most of these categories have excellent open-source alternatives. Zammad rivals Zendesk. Odoo handles what mid-market companies pay SAP six figures to do. Kimai, Docusaurus, the list keeps going. The reason teams don't use them isn't quality. It's that nobody wants to be the company that runs a database server in 2026. The plumbing has a real cost, and SaaS vendors built a great business absorbing it.
Aërgap is the third option. We take that plumbing burden off your hands without taking your data with it. We pick the tools, install them on your cloud, harden them, migrate your existing data, train your team, and stay on call for the small changes that come up later. You pay us once. The software lives where you put it. If you ever decide you don't want to work with us anymore, you keep everything.
That's the whole pitch. It isn't novel. It's just an arrangement that used to be normal, and we think it should be normal again.