$2,500 – $5,000
Where the hours are going
We walk the operation, pick the three jobs worth automating, and show you the math before you spend more.
Business
The work that's still there after you close.
Follow-up, invoices, the leads in a spreadsheet. If you sell houses, start with that. About fifteen minutes, or we build it for a set price.
Try it free
The note that's been sitting there.
Who owes you, for what, and how late. You get a follow-up you can send, and a note for after a showing.
The background
A lot of people still don't know this can do the work.
Much of the benefit is free to try. You use it on something real: notes before a meeting, a Salesforce record that updates on its own, a follow-up that doesn't wait for Sunday. Once you've seen it work, the unknown is smaller, and so is the risk.
Jobs that used to be impossible without a hire, or a 30 to 90 day project, can now be done by an agent or a simple automation. The time you get back goes into the work that earns the money. That's a force multiplier. More done, without adding a person for every new dollar. It starts this week, not next quarter.
If you want it built
Do it yourself, or hand us the piece you keep skipping.
$15,000+
Build the thing
A working tool in your stack — follow-ups, support, the Monday report — written down so someone else can run it.
From $4,000 / mo
Keep it running
New workflows, a human on call, and the next stuck thing — for teams that want a practice, not a project.
My business · $199 / month
Follow-up, invoices, and whatever is still open on Sunday.
A few things you can send this week. If you don't have the hour to set it up, we can finish it for a set price.
- We'll show you where the hours are going, with the actual math.
- Things you can copy this week — not a strategy deck.
- If you don't have the time, we'll build it.
Blueprint library
A lead comes in. You already know if it's worth a call.
Form in, a fit score and a meeting brief in Slack.
One webinar becomes a week of posts
Three posts, a blog, a note to customers — from one recording.
Support doesn't sit in one inbox
What they want, a draft reply, the right queue.
What the other guy just changed
A weekly one-pager from their site and the press — not a war room.