Notes from the work

GoHighLevel

What GoHighLevel really costs a business that buys it through an agency

Nov 5, 2026

HighLevel's $97, $297 and $497 plans are what an agency pays. A business that buys through that agency pays a setup fee, the work to connect its other systems, and every text, call and email at a price the agency sets. Here is each line, with HighLevel's published rates.

devKore

Voice agents

Voice agents that know where they stop

Oct 22, 2026

A voice agent is only as good as its limits. Ours answer a lead or a member of staff inside limits set for them, and hand off to a person — and the handoff, not the answer, is the design.

devKore

AI coding agents

What we mean when we say AI coding agents build it

Oct 13, 2026

Claude is the delivery method, not the product. A senior engineer directs it, through pull requests, with tests, linting and release notes — and that is what makes the work shippable in weeks.

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Company

The plan: one line from the lead to the work after the sale

Oct 10, 2026

Kore started as an integration shop. Here is what we build now, why it changed, and what we are working on next.

Nate Soria

Integrations

One lead record, whatever the source

Sep 29, 2026

A lead can come from a Meta lead form, a Google Ads form, a vendor API, a tracked call, or a rep typing it in. The business should not be able to tell the difference — because the steps that follow are the same, in the same order, every time.

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Azure

App Service Environment to AKS: a deliberate migration

Sep 15, 2026

Moving an App Service Environment to Azure Kubernetes Service is not a lift-and-shift. It is a decision about how deployments, networking and operations will work for years — and it should be made that way.

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Modernization

The spreadsheet that became load-bearing

Sep 2, 2026

A worksheet starts as a list. Then it becomes the record for people, steps and dates — and the business stops when the file is wrong. This is how we retired one, without breaking the work that depended on it.

devKore

Engineering

Welcome to the Kore Blog

Jan 15, 2025

We're launching this blog to share insights on software engineering, API integration, and what it really takes to build production systems that last.

Nate Soria