Work gets easier
- Quotes and invoices drafted for you
- Job tracker always current
- Type it in once, every tool updates
A custom automation shop on the Gulf Coast. Quotes, scheduling, invoices, follow-ups, handled the same way every time.
| Date | Revenue | Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 23 | A. Koch | Gulf Coast | 12 | $18,400 | · |
| Jun 24 | M. Díaz | Tampa | 9 | $12,950 | · |
| Jun 25 | R. Lee | Mobile | 15 | $22,300 | · |
| Jun 26 | T. Nguyen | Pensacola | 11 | $16,720 | · |
| Jun 27 | J. Rivera | Biloxi | 8 | … | · |
| Total | 55 | $70,370 | auto |
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Built on the tools you already use. Nothing to rip out, nothing to switch to.
Not software you sign up for. One custom build, made around the way your shop already works, on the tools you already pay for.
Not what you sell, what you charge, or how customers reach you. Only the repetitive part behind it.
An hour of busywork a day adds up to six work weeks a year. I sell those weeks back.
Four stops, thirty days. You keep running the business while I do the wiring.
I look at your week and find where the busywork is.
A clear plan and a fixed price, before any work starts.
Built and tested on your real data and your own tools.
I hand it over and show your crew how to run it.
Running on its own, the same way every time.
No runaround and no sales pitch. If you've got a question that isn't here, ask me in the form below and I'll answer it the same way.
I find the task you repeat over and over, and I build something that does it for you. A quote that drafts itself, a spreadsheet that fills itself in, a follow-up that goes out without you remembering. It's built for your shop specifically, on the tools you already use, and then it just runs.
No. You keep the same services, the same prices, the same tools, and the same way customers get hold of you. I'm not selling you a platform to move onto. I build one custom automation that sits behind what you already do and handles the repetitive part.
That's most people, and it's genuinely the easy part. On the call I ask what your week looks like and where it drags. The answer usually shows up in the first ten minutes, because the thing that annoys you most is almost always the thing worth automating first. If I don't think it's worth your money, I'll tell you that instead.
Nope. I build it, hook it up, and keep it running. You work the way you always have, and the automation quietly handles the paperwork in the background.
Almost always. Google Sheets, Gmail, QuickBooks, Jobber, Housecall Pro, your CRM, your calendar. And if your software has an API (a doorway that lets programs read its data, and most modern tools have one), I can wire your automation straight into it. You don't rip anything out and start over.
You can, and for something small you probably should. Where I earn my keep is the wiring between tools, the edge cases nobody thinks of until it breaks at 6pm on a Friday, and the part where it keeps working six months later. That's the job, not a weekend project.
$1,000 to $3,000 to build, once. Then $150 to $500 a month to keep it running, depending on how much we automate. You get the exact number after one scoping call, before any work starts.
Two minutes, one quick brief. I'll reply within a business day with what I'd build and what it costs.