Our faith shapes how we do business

Why "a Kingdom company"?

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
Colossians 3:23
Paul Morton, founder of Friam
Paul MortonFounder, Friam Ltd

I'm Paul — I run Friam, the small company behind EveryGuard.

You'll see "a Kingdom company" in the footer of every product we make. It means I run this business as a Christian, and I'd rather tell you plainly than hide it in fine print.

Here's what it means in practice, because it should cost us something or it's just a sticker:

  • We tell the truth in our copy. If a feature is new, or limited, or not built yet, we say so.
  • We name what our products don't do. Every site tells you where we stop.
  • No lock-in. Your data is yours, cancelling takes one click, and we don't make leaving hard.
  • We treat your staff and your clients with dignity — in our products, our emails, and our phone calls.
  • When we get something wrong, we say sorry and fix it.

None of this requires you to share my faith, and nothing here is a condition of using our products. It's simply the standard I've asked us to hold, and you're welcome to hold us to it.

If you're curious — about the faith or the standard — I'm genuinely happy to talk: hello@everyguard.uk.

— Paul Morton, founder