Eazi-Apps : Peter Barker on Moving From Corporate Events to Eazi-Apps

Peter Barker came into Eazi-Apps from twelve to fifteen years in the corporate events industry. The pull factor for him was an easy launch route with the least friction - he didn't want to start a business from scratch and be thrown in the deep end. The brand's marketing suite, partner sessions, and ready-made collateral were the elements that meaningfully reduced the setup burden and let him build a working operation around an existing professional skillset rather than reinventing it. Peter's recent project portfolio shows the variety the platform unlocks. He's built an app and website for a local Cricket Club in St Albans, an online ordering system for a sandwich-delivery deli, and the Harkon Guide - a community app for the local community that doubles as a marketing showcase for his own service offering. The mix of sport, food-and-beverage, and civic-community work shows how a single Eazi-Apps partner can serve a diverse local SME book. On project pricing, Peter starts website builds at £500 with about £30/month in ongoing hosting; progressive web apps from around £1,500 upwards; native apps from roughly £2,000. The Eazi-Apps platform itself, he points out, lets a partner work from anywhere in the world with an internet connection - making the model genuinely a business-in-a-box opportunity that doesn't tether an owner to a specific office or city. Watch Peter's interview for the corporate-events-to-app-business pivot, the variety of local-SME projects an Eazi-Apps partner can win, and the location-flexible operating model that comes with a platform built for distributed delivery.