Run your whole shop from quote to delivery. Without your team being the glue.

The old stack bills per seat, per feature, per integration. Eight vendors taking a cut on the same job. Starter is one bill for the operating layer that holds it all together: quoting, prepress checks, scheduling, billing, reorders. As your shop adds presses, you move up the per-press tiers (Shop, Plant). The Operator tier pays itself back as a share of margin we recover, so cost scales with results.

Onboarding is built into the tier. Starter is self-serve. Shop includes 2 weeks of guided onboarding. Plant includes 4 weeks of white-glove Operational Onboarding. Operator is fully white-glove and your variable fee starts only after we show documented margin recovery. No surprise invoices, no separate consulting line item.

A short form (3 minutes). Name, shop, the workflow that hurts most. We auto-pull what we can find about your shop, draft a tailored view of how SeedOS would fit your operation, and walk you through it on a 5-minute Loom. No call required, no card, no sales pitch. 2 business days max from click to Loom.

Most shops hit payback in the first month. One automated quoting workflow saves 8 to 12 hours a week of an estimator. At $35 an hour loaded, that is about $1,200 a month back, already 8x the Starter price before any other automation kicks in. We will model your specific numbers on the Loom.

The brand is new. The team is not. We have over 30 years of combined operator experience inside actual print shops, plus engineers who have built ERPs at scale. We are not a startup learning print on your time. Three reasons we are the better trade: speed (live in days, not 9 months), terms (month-to-month, take your data anytime, no lock-in), and the guarantee (we do not invoice Operational Onboarding until your system is built, automated, and connected). The big vendor's track record is real. So is the 18-month implementation, the consultant retainer, and the lock-in. Different trade.

Week 1, your first version is live and real jobs flow through it. Weeks 2 to 6, the rest layers in. Compare to the big vendor quoting you 9 months and a consultant retainer. Same operational outcome, about 40 times faster, no consultant.

Most AI in print software is a chatbot strapped to a 2009 ERP. Ours runs the work. It drafts quotes off spec sheets you upload, flags prepress issues before the press starts, watches stock and reorders, and writes the end-of-day brief. It only works on data that is actually in your system, no hallucinations, no made-up numbers. If you have been burned by AI demos before, ask us to run it on your last 10 quotes on the Loom.

Probably yes. SeedOS integrates with most things. RIPs, prepress engines, accounting tools, CRMs, design files. The job is to put one operating layer on top of what you already paid for, not to make you rip out tools you trust.

US-hosted, encrypted at rest and in transit, daily backups, full export on demand. We can run on-prem for shops with customer NDAs that require it. No third-party data sales, ever.

Prepress has its own page. Eleven product-type profiles (banner, canvas wrap, cut-to-size, tiling, white ink, color remap, more), the orchestration story, a canvas-wrap sandbox you can scrub through, and an honest list of what the engine does not do yet. Read it at /print/prepress.