One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
oak
oak
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Oak is Root and Branch combined into a single integrated system. Your website finds new clients. Your app keeps them. They talk to each other, so you don't have to manually move data between platforms like it's 2009.
Someone signs up on your website, they appear in your CRM. They book online, loyalty points accrue. You want a report on the whole thing, it's already there.
You could stitch this together yourself using three different tools and a lot of determination. People do. They also spend about six hours a month keeping it all working. Your call.
Integrated Website & App Package for Service Businesses — Oak by Verdant Digital
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Copywriting available as a bolt-on. Additional integrations from £1,000 each.
Most clients who come in asking about a website end up on Oak once they see how the two work together. Something to bear in mind.
FAQ
1.
Is Oak just Root and Branch stuck together, or is it actually integrated?
2.
Why is it cheaper than buying them separately?
3.
What if I only want the website now and the app later?
4.
How long does it take to build?
5.
Do my clients need to download anything?
6.
What's included in the monthly fee?
7.
Who owns the data?
8.
Do you offer payment plans?
1.
How long does it take to build?
2.
What if I need more than 10 pages?
3.
Which platform do you build on?
4.
Who owns the website once it's built?
5.
What additional costs should I expect beyond the website design?
6.
What's included in the monthly fee?
7.
What if I need e-commerce or custom integrations?
8.
Do you write the copy too?
9.
What if I already have an existing website?
10.
Do you offer payment plans?
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
oak
oak
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Oak is Root and Branch combined into a single integrated system. Your website finds new clients. Your app keeps them. They talk to each other, so you don't have to manually move data between platforms like it's 2009.
Someone signs up on your website, they appear in your CRM. They book online, loyalty points accrue. You want a report on the whole thing, it's already there.
You could stitch this together yourself using three different tools and a lot of determination. People do. They also spend about six hours a month keeping it all working. Your call.
Integrated Website & App Package for Service Businesses — Oak by Verdant Digital
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Copywriting available as a bolt-on. Additional integrations from £1,000 each.
Most clients who come in asking about a website end up on Oak once they see how the two work together. Something to bear in mind.
FAQ
1.
Is Oak just Root and Branch stuck together, or is it actually integrated?
2.
Why is it cheaper than buying them separately?
3.
What if I only want the website now and the app later?
4.
How long does it take to build?
5.
Do my clients need to download anything?
6.
What's included in the monthly fee?
7.
Who owns the data?
8.
Do you offer payment plans?
1.
How long does it take to build?
2.
What if I need more than 10 pages?
3.
Which platform do you build on?
4.
Who owns the website once it's built?
5.
What additional costs should I expect beyond the website design?
6.
What's included in the monthly fee?
7.
What if I need e-commerce or custom integrations?
8.
Do you write the copy too?
9.
What if I already have an existing website?
10.
Do you offer payment plans?
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
One system. One supplier. One invoice.
oak
oak
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Combined website + app package
Oak is Root and Branch combined into a single integrated system. Your website finds new clients. Your app keeps them. They talk to each other, so you don't have to manually move data between platforms like it's 2009.
Someone signs up on your website, they appear in your CRM. They book online, loyalty points accrue. You want a report on the whole thing, it's already there.
You could stitch this together yourself using three different tools and a lot of determination. People do. They also spend about six hours a month keeping it all working. Your call.
Integrated Website & App Package for Service Businesses — Oak by Verdant Digital
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Inclusions: Everything in Root and Branch, plus:
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Your website and app, fully connected
Data flows seamlessly between your website and app. Sign-ups, bookings, and purchases all sync automatically. No manual imports, no copy-pasting between platforms, no "why isn't this showing up" at 9am on a Monday. One system that actually behaves like one system.
One supplier, one conversation, no finger-pointing
When something goes wrong with a cobbled-together tech stack, everyone points at someone else. With Oak there's one person responsible for the whole thing. One monthly conversation, one point of contact, one invoice. Occasionally one strongly-worded message when something breaks at an inconvenient time. We deal with those too.
Better value than buying them separately — the maths checks out
Root and Branch bought individually cost more than Oak. Same products, same quality, smarter package. There's no catch. It's just cheaper to do both together than to come back for the second one later — and the integration only works properly when both are built as a single system from the start.
Here's what it actually looks like in practice
Client finds you on Google, lands on your website, signs up — they appear in your CRM automatically. They book an appointment — loyalty points accrue without anyone pressing anything. They refer a friend — you can see it in the data. Every touchpoint connected, every action tracked, none of it requiring you to manually move information from one platform to another. That's what "integrated" actually means. Not just two things that technically coexist.
Most clients who come in for a website end up here
It's worth knowing because it's relevant to your decision. The majority of clients who book a discovery call asking about Root end up on Oak once they see how the app works alongside it. Not because we push them there, but because the value of the two working together becomes obvious pretty quickly. If you're on the fence, the discovery call is the right place to work it out.
Copywriting available as a bolt-on. Additional integrations from £1,000 each.
Most clients who come in asking about a website end up on Oak once they see how the two work together. Something to bear in mind.