Three ways to "build yourself a system" — and why a ready-made service wins
Small businesses usually choose between three options: build something with a no-code builder, order custom development, or live in spreadsheets. Each has a cost that isn't obvious right away.
- A no-code builder. Cheap to start, but you design the processes, forms, and reports yourself. That's weeks of setup and a real risk of building the wrong thing.
- Custom development. Built exactly for you, but it takes months and tens of thousands of hryvnias, and after that, support and updates are on you.
- Spreadsheets. Familiar and free while the business is small. As it grows: lost documents, no history, no client portal.
MCC is a fourth path: a turnkey ready-made service for your industry. The processes are already designed for a specific business (notary, law firm, document workflow), not abstract "records."
What "deploys automatically" means
After payment, the platform automatically creates a separate database for you, enables the needed modules, publishes the website, and grants access to the portal. You don't need to install anything or configure a server — you go straight into a ready-made system under your own brand.
What's included in every service
Regardless of industry, the platform already has its polished core built in:
- A public website for your business and a client portal;
- Document generation from templates and a clause library;
- Online client forms and consents, online booking;
- Invoices with payment, including by bank transfer (IBAN);
- Online quote approval, reminders, and repeat inquiries.
The industry module adds the specifics: an action register for a notary, matter and time tracking for a law firm, approval routes for document workflow.
How much this costs
MCC products are a fixed monthly subscription (from ₴490/mo), with no implementation cost and no dependency on a single person on your team. You can start with a free 14-day demo and see it running live.
See it on a live service
Choose an industry in the catalog or open the demo — it's free.