About US

ESE was founded by three childhood friends, Esat, Sinan, and Emin. We've known each other since we were nine years old, and while

our paths after high school looked different, we eventually found ourselves interested in the same thing: using technology to solve

problems that businesses deal with every day.

Before ESE, the three of us worked on an AI software concept for medical institutions. The software was designed around a simple

idea — use the data a medical practice already generates to make its operations easier and potentially identify risks before they turn

into larger problems.

That project taught us something we carried into ESE: technology doesn't need to be impressive. It needs to be useful.

Around the same time, Esat was working in multifamily real estate and regularly dealing with contractors and local businesses. That's

where another problem became difficult to ignore.

You'd find a company that did great work, call them, and nobody would answer.

You'd request a quote and never receive it.

You'd look them up online and find an outdated website, very few reviews, or sometimes almost no online presence at all.

These weren't necessarily bad businesses. In many cases, they were very good at what they actually did. But there was a disconnect

between the quality of their work and the way their business operated outside of it.

That's where we saw an opportunity.

What We're Building

We started ESE to handle the parts of running a modern business that many owners either don't have the time, resources, or interest

to figure out themselves.

A website that actually works. A business phone system. A way to automatically text someone back when a call is missed. A system

for generating more reviews. Proper lead follow-up. One place to manage customer conversations. Better visibility on Google.

Automations that eliminate repetitive work.

None of these things should require a business owner to become a software expert.

And we don't think every business needs every tool we offer.

One of the things we dislike about this industry is how quickly a conversation can turn into selling a business something simply

because it can be sold. We'd rather understand how a company currently operates, figure out where opportunities are being lost, and

determine whether there's something ESE can realistically improve.

Sometimes the answer is a better website.

Sometimes it's follow-up.

Sometimes it's reviews.

Sometimes the business simply doesn't need what we're offering.

We're okay with that.