Two technologists who decided to actually do something about it.
We spent years watching small businesses fall further behind because enterprise-grade IT expertise was out of reach. ClayForrest exists to close that gap.
Clay Ashby
Co-Founder
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Jason Elliott
Co-Founder
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Our story
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How we work
Outcomes over outputs
We measure success by what changes in your business — not by tickets closed or hours billed.
Ownership transfer
Every engagement ends with your team able to operate what we built. We document everything and train your people. Always.
Honest scoping
If a project is the wrong solution for your problem, we say so before we take your money.
No jargon
Technology decisions affect your whole business. You deserve to understand what we're doing and why — in plain language.
Work with us
We keep our client roster small so every engagement gets real attention. If the timing is right, let's talk.