Your data
Yours, in your name, on any day you ask
The fear at this price is not that the software will be bad. It is being stranded. So the systems are built so that you never are: your accounts, plain code, a full export whenever you want one, and a rule that any developer can pick it up.
- It is in your accounts
- The database, the hosting and the domain are opened in your company's name, on your card, with you as the owner. We are an admin you can remove.
- Nothing is locked in
- Plain code, a plain Postgres database, documented. Any competent developer can read it, run it and change it. That is a design rule, not a favor.
- Export any day
- Every customer, job, quote, invoice, photo and message comes out as files, on demand, in formats your accountant and your next vendor can open.
- Backed up every day
- Daily backups held for thirty days, tested by restoring them. A bad Tuesday is a restore, not a rebuild.
- Who can see it
- Your people, by role. Each login sees what its job needs and nothing else. Your customers see only their own jobs. We see what you let us.
- Watched every few minutes
- Every client system is checked around the clock. A failure pages the person who built it before a customer notices.
- If Clearline is gone
- You hold every key already. The documentation for your system sits in your own account. Nothing about your company depends on us still existing.
- Encrypted, in transit and at rest
- The same standard the banks your customers pay from use. No personal data in an email, ever.
Counted, not claimed
99.99%
up across every client system, 46 days. 38,149 checks since August 7, 2026, 3 failed, every one caught within minutes. Read from our own database on September 22, 2026.
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