TexAcuna Labs · Business Operating Systems

Stand above it.
See all of it.

Two operating systems built inside the Acuña companies and run there every day. Ezra governs the relationships. Pegasus governs the money. Certainty, in daily use.

Peace of mind · Clarity · Transparency
Two products

One for the relationships. One for the money.

Built inside operating companies, for those companies first. Ezra and Pegasus were not designed for a market and then sold into one. They were built to run real businesses, and they run them every day. Software that has already earned its place.

For every business, and for the operator who is the whole business

Ezra

When the month closes, is every client, every commitment, and every dollar owed accounted for, or assumed?
  • Ten staff, or none? Ezra does the tracking a ten-person back office would, whether the team is thirty people or one.
  • What did the last missed follow-up cost, and how long did it take to notice? Every client, every commitment, every payment held in one record.
  • Who earned it, and who got paid for it? The person who did the work is the person who sees the money. Every month. Without a conversation.
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For every company without a CPA on payroll

Pegasus

If someone asked what the business really earned last month, how long would the answer take?
  • No budget for a full-time CPA? Pegasus keeps the books the way one would, so the accountant gets a clean year instead of a shoebox.
  • Where did the money go? Every dollar recorded where it belongs and traceable to its source. Nothing hidden. Nothing lost. Nothing taken on faith.
  • Pegasus is not finished. Every month it takes on a little more of the work that was paid for, or lost sleep over.
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Every day
Running the Acuña companies
right now
Every record
Held against what
actually happened
Every dollar
Seen, placed,
and traceable
Nothing
Ever deleted.
Ever.
Ezra

What would it feel like to know?

Not hope. Not probably fine. Know. Every owner, and every operator working alone, knows the quiet weight of a client list that is technically complete and possibly wrong. What has that weight cost over the years, and who would ever say? Ezra was built inside a working business to set it down for good.

01

Records in. Answers out.

Every client, every commitment, every payment lands in one place and is held against what was actually promised. Three answers come back: what is settled, what needs a look, and what fell through. The fog over the month lifts, and what is left is a number that holds.

Nothing is trusted until it matches the record. Not the summary. Not the spreadsheet. Not the feeling that it is probably fine.

The fog lifts
02

Who earned it. Who got paid for it.

A system knows whose name is on the account. It does not know who sat at the kitchen table and earned it. When those two names differ, someone is quietly paid for work they did not do, and someone else quietly is not. How long has that been true?

The company's rules, its tiers, its own logic, and a clawback that can never take back more than was earned. Ezra keeps the company's word to its people, every month, without a conversation.

Two paths. One summit.
03

Ten staff. Or none.

A one-person company carries the same clients, the same follow-ups, the same month-end as a floor of thirty, with nobody to hand the binder to. Ezra is the back office not yet hired. It tracks what ten people would, and it never calls in sick.

Built for the operator who is the whole business, and for the owner who runs one and wants the number before the phone rings.

One light on the whole book
Pegasus

The real number, finally still.

A business earns what it earns and spends what it spends. The hard part has always been finding out. Receipts arrive through one door, invoices through another, somebody needs money on a Tuesday, and months later a number has to be right and the paper is somewhere else. What did the last guess cost? Pegasus was built inside operating companies so an owner never answers that question with a shrug.

01

The CPA you can afford.

No budget for a full-time CPA yet. Pegasus keeps the books the way one would. Every dollar lands where it belongs, every entry keeps its source, and the accountant gets a clean year instead of a shoebox in April. What would it be worth to stop dreading that conversation?

A company does not have to be big to have its numbers straight. It has to stop guessing.

Every dollar, placed.
02

Nothing lost. Nothing hidden.

Every receipt, invoice, and payment is kept the moment it arrives, and a wrong entry is never erased, only set aside where it can still be seen. Capture it, keep it, move on. Years from now, the answer is still there.

Transparency is not a report to run. It is how the ledger is built. Every layer stays.

Every layer kept
03

Still building.

Pegasus is not finished, and that is the point. Every month it takes on a little more of the work that was paid for or lost sleep over. Founding operators say what hurts next, and that becomes the next thing it learns to do.

This is not a box. It is a climb.

Still climbing
How it starts

No sales deck. No hard close.

Early access opens in order. Nobody sits through a slideshow, nobody gets pushed, and nobody is billed for anything until they decide with their own numbers in front of them.

1

Two minutes, in the form below

The mess, the size of the operation, the product. A person reads it, not a funnel.

2

A conversation, in turn

Early access opens a few operators at a time so each one gets real attention. When the turn comes, the conversation is about the operation's own paper, not a pitch.

3

Decide on the numbers

The operation's own records inside the system before a dollar changes hands. If it does not earn its place, the month ends cleaner than it began.

Ezra and Pegasus were built by an operator, for his own companies, before anyone else was offered them. They exist to end a problem, not to sell a subscription.
Pricing

Flat per company. Seats included.

No per-seat surprises, no annual contract, export everything on the way out. Published here because a price should not require a call.

Monthly Annual Save 20%
Solo
The operator who is the whole company, or a two-person shop, who wants the certainty a full back office would give them.
$79/ month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
  • 2 seats included
  • Clients, accounts, and relationships
  • Statements from up to 3 sources, matched automatically
  • Every portal login, one click away
  • The reports a small operation needs
  • Email support
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Most businesses
Team
The full team: every source, every rep, every statement reconciled and every clawback traced.
$179/ month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
  • 7 seats included
  • Every statement source, unlimited
  • Every statement matched, every rep's rules kept
  • Clawbacks capped per account
  • Team scorecards and KPI goals
  • Every report the owner asks for
  • Phone support, a real person
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Team Pro
Multi-location businesses that need the account owner and the closer kept straight across offices.
$329/ month
Billed monthly. Extra seats $25 each.
  • 15 seats included, $25 per extra seat
  • Everything in Team
  • Multiple offices, one truth
  • Custom KPIs and commission tiers
  • Help moving off your current system
  • Your data, exportable and connectable
  • Priority support
Talk Through My Offices
Owner
A small owner who wants the books kept the way a CPA would keep them, without the CPA on payroll.
$39/ month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
  • 2 users included
  • Up to 5 entities or projects
  • Unlimited receipt capture and storage
  • What each line of business really earns
  • Nothing deleted, everything traceable
  • Market intel at the desk
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Most companies
Company
The active company: vendors, contractors, advances, and cost by project while the work is happening.
$99/ month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
  • 5 users included
  • Unlimited entities and projects
  • Vendor and contractor records
  • Advances tracked apart from cost
  • What each project really cost, by category
  • Printed invoices read and confirmed
  • Quotes and task lists from the field
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Portfolio
Several entities, an accountant who needs in, and books that have to roll up clean.
$199/ month
Billed monthly. Extra seats $15 each.
  • Unlimited users and entities
  • Everything in Company
  • All your entities, one clean picture
  • A seat for your accountant
  • QuickBooks export
  • Priority support
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Every plan: no contract · cancel any time · your data exports any time · prices in USD · nothing billed until you decide

Founding customers

The first twenty-five shape what this becomes.

Ezra and Pegasus are proven inside the Acuña companies and new to everyone else. The first twenty-five operators on each product get the builder's attention while the product is young, and a price that stays put while it grows around them. In return, one thing is asked: the truth about what is working and what is not. Those problems become the roadmap.

  • 40%off any tier for your first year. Price locked for a second.
  • Yourshistory comes in with you. The statements or the records already on hand do not get left behind.
  • Heardby the person who built it. Not a ticket queue in another time zone.
  • 25per product. When they are gone, the founding terms go with them.
Questions

Asked by operators like you.

If yours is not here, put it in the form below. A person reads it.

Ezra was built as the system of record for a business: clients, commitments, statements, and pay. Some companies will run it as the whole system. Others will keep what they have and run Ezra as the layer that finally makes the money make sense. Say what runs today and, when the turn comes, the answer is plain about which one applies.
It was built for one person as much as for a full office. A solo operator carries the same clients and the same month-end as a floor of thirty, with nobody to hand the binder to. The Solo tier exists so one person gets the certainty a ten-person back office would give them, at a price one person can carry.
Seats are bundled into the price. Ezra: 2, 7, or 15 depending on tier, then $25 per extra seat on Team Pro. Pegasus: 2, 5, or unlimited, with $15 per extra seat on Portfolio. Nobody is charged for adding a rep or a bookkeeper.
No contract. Monthly plans cancel any time. Annual plans are billed once and end at renewal. Data exports in full before departure, no exit fee.
It replaces the shoebox. Where there is an accountant, they get clean books instead of a bag of receipts in April, and the Portfolio tier hands them a QuickBooks export so nobody retypes a thing. Where there is not one yet, Pegasus carries the load until there is, and it keeps learning to do more of that job every month.
Carefully. Sensitive data sits behind role-based access, and the agreements that cover that data are part of getting started, not an afterthought. Businesses operating under regulated data rules are supported.
TexAcuna Labs is the software arm of the Acuña companies. Ezra and Pegasus run those companies today. The person who built both still runs both, every day. That is who answers.
Early access opens in order, a few operators at a time, so each one gets real attention. Get on the list and describe the mess. Honest timing beats early and sloppy.
Early access

Say what it looks like from the inside.

Where does it hurt right now? The report that never quite matches. The receipt nobody can find. The rep who is sure she was shorted and the owner who cannot prove she was not. Write it down the way it would be said out loud. Nothing here is a pitch and nothing is billed.

Early access opens in order. A person replies, and when the turn comes, the conversation is about the operation's own paper. If Ezra or Pegasus does not earn its place, two minutes were spent and the problem is clearer.

What happens after you send this

A person reads it. A reply follows. When the turn comes, the conversation covers what runs today and what it costs. The decision is made with the numbers in front of it. Not before.

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