Eazi-Apps : Renee Sobotka's Five-Year Team Build at Eazi-Apps

In this Eazi-Apps US partner interview, Renee Sobotka — five years into building her Eazi-Apps business with no prior sales experience — shares why she chose the model, what her team and pricing look like now, and why she would tell anyone to start a business if they're considering it. Renee came to Eazi-Apps from a personal banking background in college and a calling to own her own business. She scoured the internet looking for the right fit and landed on Eazi-Apps. What sold her was the business-in-a-box mentality — landing page, print material, sales coaching, and training on how to build apps and websites. Without that, she's clear: starting on her own would have been impossible. Five years in, the operation has scaled meaningfully. Renee has five full-time employees plus local subcontractors who work for her on project demand. That's a real team — not a solo agency operation — and one of the strongest signals of what's possible inside the Eazi-Apps system. Her pricing is concrete and defensible. A five-page website sells at $7,900. An app sells at $6,800. That price point lets her support a five-person team and reinvest in growth — not the kind of margin a budget freelance shop can sustain. Renee's broader read on the category is direct. Digital marketing, website and app development, and advertising are the future. Every business needs them. The Eazi-Apps work won't go away, and the demand keeps expanding. Her advice to anyone considering business ownership is simple: the answer is yes — it's the most rewarding thing she's ever done, and she wouldn't be in her current seat without Eazi-Apps.