Technology Strategy
Understand what you have. Build a better plan.
- Technology assessments
- Technology strategy
- Technology roadmaps
- Software selection
- Vendor reviews
- Technology budgeting
Everything we do falls into six areas. The first four run in order: work out the plan, put it in place, use AI where it earns its keep, then keep it working. The last two are about being found by customers, and about learning to do this yourself.
Understand what you have. Build a better plan.
Turn the plan into something that works.
Use AI where it genuinely helps you.
Keep it working as the business grows.
Get found by the people already looking for you, then actually catch them.
A site that works, and pages people can actually reach you through.
Or we teach you to do it yourself.
Most of the value here is not writing software. It is asking the right questions, working out what is really going on, and then finding the shortest honest way to fix it. Sometimes that is a big build. Very often it is not.
No technical language needed. “Thursdays are a mess” is a perfectly good place to start.
What you notice is usually a symptom. The cause is normally one step upstream of it.
Tools, vendors, real prices, what other companies your size actually use, and what it would take. This is the part you are paying for.
Usually three: the cheap fix, the right fix, and the one that changes how the business runs. Including the times the answer is to buy nothing.
Whoever that job actually needs, arranged and managed by us, so you keep one phone number.
If you did not get hours back or money back, it is not finished.
Four ways to work together, from free to fully hired. You know every price before any work starts, and you only move up a step when you can see why.
Free · 30 minutes
Coffee here in St. Augustine, or a video call if that is easier. You tell us what is not working. We ask questions. Nobody sells you anything.
Free every time. Not a trial offer, and not a sales call.
$300
We spend an hour together on your business. Then we go do the research and come back with a written report you could act on tomorrow, with or without us.
Credited back in full if you hire us within 30 days. Add $200 and we turn it around the same day.
Quoted for your business
We come into your business and look at all of it: your people, how work moves, your software, your data, your systems and your equipment. You get a plan you own.
A fixed price, agreed before we start, at market-friendly competitive rates. Your briefing fee comes off the total.
Quoted for your business
When you want it built, not just planned. Most jobs are scoped to be finished inside two weeks, at a fixed price you agreed to before anything started.
Ongoing help is quoted month to month. Leave any time with 30 days’ notice.
Beyond the briefing, work is quoted job by job, because no two businesses need the same thing. For comparison, firms that do this work usually charge $2,000 to $5,000 just to look at your business and $150 to $350 an hour after that. We quote against those numbers, not above them. How pricing works
First Coast Group is a technology consulting and technology enablement firm serving small and growing businesses. The company helps clients evaluate, select, implement, integrate, and optimize business technology. Services include technology strategy, software selection, system integration, websites, custom software, cloud solutions, AI implementation, workflow automation, and ongoing technology advisory. First Coast Group focuses on finding practical technology solutions based on each client's business needs rather than selling specific technologies.
We serve small and growing businesses in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Palm Coast, Ponte Vedra and the surrounding Northeast Florida counties of St. Johns, Duval, Clay, Flagler, Alachua and Putnam, and we work remotely with businesses elsewhere in Florida. Consultations are available in English and Spanish.

Thirty minutes, free, and nobody pitches you at the end. Bring us the part of your week you hate and we will tell you honestly whether technology can fix it.