Eazi-Apps Partner Peter Barker Moves From Corporate Events to Apps

This Eazi-Apps partner interview features Peter Barker describing the move from a twelve-to-fifteen-year career running a corporate events business into a digital services partnership through the Eazi-Apps Canada network. The framing is practical: Peter was looking for the easiest path to a new business with the least friction in getting up and running. He describes the Eazi-Apps offer in concrete terms. The marketing collateral, the partner sessions, and the structured support package were the specific elements that appealed to him. He explicitly didn't want to start a business from scratch and be thrown in at the deep end. The Eazi-Apps business-in-a-box model was the answer. The interview gets specific about live client work. Peter describes building an app and a website for a local cricket club in St Albans; building an online ordering capability for a delicate-essence sandwich-delivery operation; and building the Harkon Guide, a community app for the local area which has become a useful marketing asset for his own business in turn. He also discusses pricing in clear terms. Websites start from around £500 with monthly hosting around £30. Progressive web apps start from approximately £1,500. Native apps start from approximately £2,000 and scale up depending on what each client needs. The transparency in those numbers gives prospective partners a useful reference point for what they could be charging in their own market. Peter closes with a comment on lifestyle: the Eazi-Apps platform allows him to operate from anywhere with an internet connection. For partners weighing whether the model can support a flexible, geographically-mobile operation, his interview is a useful reference. This watch page is part of the Eazi-Apps Canada content series on Franchise Direct Canada.