Every business is different, so this isn't a fixed menu. Most people start with a conversation, we work out what's really costing you time or customers, and go from there.
Three general directions. You might need one. You might need all three.
Four to six pages on your own domain. Not a Facebook page, not a template with somebody else's logo in the corner. Built for a phone first, because that's where most people will see it.
The listing that comes up when somebody searches for your kind of work nearby. Most small businesses either don't have one or have one that's wrong. We set it up right and show you how to keep it current.
A proper logo you can put on a sign, a truck, a card, or a website — plus your colors and fonts written down, so everything you print looks like it came from the same company.
Print material that doesn't look homemade. One-pagers you can hand to a customer, leave at a front desk, or email as a PDF.
If you've been meaning to write the book, we take it from your manuscript to a real printed paperback you can hand a customer — interior layout, cover design, and the whole print setup. We've done it three times for ourselves.
The one most people don't know they need.
We sit down and put how your business actually runs into one organized document: your prices, your policies, your services, and the answers to the questions customers ask every single week.
Then we connect that document to an AI assistant. Now when you or someone on your team asks "what's our cancellation policy" or "write a quote for a standard install," you get your answer, in your words — not something generic pulled off the internet.
The "how we do it here" write-up, so a new hire can learn from a document instead of following you around for three weeks.
Proposals, quotes, intake forms, checklists. Built once, used forever, and done the same way every time no matter who's doing it.
Not us posting for you. A set of ready-made prompts and templates so you can write a week's worth of posts or emails in about twenty minutes — sounding like you, not like a robot.
One page, plain English, covering what your people should and shouldn't put into a chatbot. Most owners have no idea what's already being pasted in.
When somebody calls and you can't pick up, they get an instant text back. No more silent missed calls, no more hoping they try again instead of calling the next name on the list. Your number stays the same.
Guided exercises and worksheets your people work through at their own pace. No videos to sit through, no platform to log into. Written for people who feel a step behind — which is most people.
Your calls and site visits recorded, written up, and turned into a short list of what needs doing — instead of four things you meant to remember.
Filters, saved replies, and an assistant that knows how you write — so the inbox stops eating an hour a day.
Appointment reminders, review requests, invoice nudges. These depend heavily on the tools you're already using, so we look at what you've got before quoting anything. Sometimes the honest answer is that you already pay for something that does it, and we just turn it on.
We go through your tools, your week, and where the time actually goes. You get back a written plan: what to fix, what to build, what to leave alone, and what it would cost. No obligation to hire us for the work.
| One-person business | $250 – $300 |
| Small business | $400 – $700 |
| Multiple locations or larger | $700 – $1,200 |
Hire us within 30 days and the assessment fee comes off the price of the work.
Half up front to begin, half when it's delivered. Two rounds of changes included on every build. Anything that doesn't work the way we said it would gets fixed free for 30 days.
You own everything when it's done — files, designs, domain, accounts, all in your name.