$1,000 to $3,000 to build your automation, then $150 to $500 a month to keep it running, depending on what we take off your plate. No tiers to decode, no surprise invoices, and no contract to sign.
Where you land in each range depends on how much we automate. You get the exact number after one scoping call, before any work starts.
It comes down to how many pieces are moving. You'll probably recognize your own shop in one of these.
A single automation on tools that already talk to each other. Most first projects live here.
A few automations spanning tools that don't talk yet, usually with your existing data cleaned up on the way through.
Two minutes, six boxes. No call booked yet and nothing committed.
I ask what your week looks like and where it drags. If I don't think automation is worth your money, I say so here.
A plain-English plan and a fixed price. It doesn't move later. You decide from there, and no is a fine answer.
$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.
How many pieces are moving. One clean automation on tools that already talk to each other lands near the bottom. Several automations wired across a few different systems, with your own data cleaned up along the way, lands near the top. I tell you which one you're looking at on the call, not after the invoice.
Keeping it alive. I watch it, I fix it when a tool it depends on changes something, and I tweak it as your business shifts. If a vendor breaks their end on a Tuesday, that's my problem to solve, not yours. It also covers a standing line to me for questions.
No. The monthly is month to month and you can stop it whenever you want. What I build is yours, it lives in your accounts, and I'll hand over the documentation on your way out. I'd rather earn the next month than trap you into it.
Thirty days from our scoping call, usually sooner for a single automation. I start with the piece that pays off fastest and add from there.
I find out before you do, most of the time, because I'm monitoring it. Fixes are covered by the monthly and they aren't a separate invoice. If something is genuinely broken and costing you money, it goes to the front of my line.
No. It takes the grunt work off their plate: the re-typing, the chasing, the copy-paste. Your people get their time back for customers and the judgment calls only a person can make.
Yes. I use solid, secure platforms, give every tool only the access it needs, and never sell your data. It's yours. You can export it or shut the whole thing off whenever you want.
Two minutes, one quick brief. I'll come back with a plan and a number.
Get my exact number