Your business is losing hours every single week. We find where — and fix it.
45 minutes of your time. 5+ hours a week found.
Built for businesses with 2–20 people doing real work — trades, clinics, agencies, logistics, retail.
You chase overdue invoices by hand — writing the same awkward reminder email, again, at 9pm.
QuickBooks + Zapier send the reminders on a schedule. You only hear about the ones that actually need you.
Booking a job means phone tag: three calls, two voicemails, one “what times work for you?”
Customers pick a slot from your real availability — Calendly synced to your calendar. Zero calls.
You answer the same ten customer questions over and over — pricing, hours, scheduling, “do you do X?”
AI-drafted replies from your own answers sit ready in your inbox. You review, tweak, send in seconds.
These are the fixes we prescribe most often — real tools, real monthly prices, no custom software. Your report has the ones that fit your business.
Here’s what we see: your business runs on workflows that work — but they’re manual. Spreadsheets. Phone calls. Forms filled twice. The same email written forty times a month.
You know it’s costing you. You feel it in the margins and on Sunday nights. But you’re running the business 50 hours a week — you don’t have time to become an AI expert, and you’re not hiring an engineer to figure it out.
So the hours keep disappearing. Quietly. Every week.
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A 45-minute conversation about how your business actually runs. Not a pitch — a diagnosis. We mine for the repetitive work that’s stealing your week.
A report with 3–7 specific tools and workflows matched to your business — cost, setup time, and exactly how many hours each gives back. Quick wins ranked first.
We walk you through it live. Then you choose: run with it yourself, or have us build it with you.
Most of what your business needs already exists. Nobody’s told you which tools, in which order, wired together how. That’s the job.
For scale: a part-time office hire runs $1,500+ every month. Five recovered hours a week is roughly $9,000 a year of your time. The assessment is $999, once — and credited in full if we build.
One 45-minute discovery call, a plain-English report with ranked fixes, hours-saved math on every recommendation, a 4-day quick-start plan, and a 30-minute walkthrough.
5+ hours a week found.
We set up the tools from your report, wire them together, and train your team.
$999 assessment credited in full.
For problems no off-the-shelf tool solves: custom AI workflows, knowledge systems trained on your data, processes redesigned before they’re automated.
No workshops. No discovery phase that never ends. Four steps.
Recorded, relaxed, no prep needed. We ask how your week actually works: what you dread, where work piles up, what you’d delete with a magic wand.
We map every pain point against tools we’ve vetted and priced — and cut anything that doesn’t fit a business your size.
Stupid simple, on purpose. What to use, what it costs, what it saves, what to do first.
We walk you through it live and answer everything. Then the next move is yours.
The discovery recording is used to build your report and nothing else. Never shared, never used to train anything, deleted on request. Tools we recommend are vetted for the same standard.
Every workflow we set up drafts, reminds, or organizes — a human approves. Nothing sends itself to a customer unless you’ve decided it should.
If we can’t explain to you exactly what a tool does with your information in plain English, we don’t recommend it. That rule has no exceptions.
Fifteen years in marketing taught me where a business actually loses its week — the follow-ups, the double entry, the same email written forty times. I’ve been the person in every org I’ve worked in who figured out what AI could really do, and I build software too: Zeph, Spotter, Faders, and Drift.
No account managers, no hand-offs, no junior team. The person who hears how your business runs is the same person who writes your report and wires up the fixes. At a big firm that’s a bug. Here it’s the entire point.
We don’t quote industry statistics. We put a number on the line: 5+ hours a week found.
That’s not a marketing line — the report shows the dollar figure on yours.
Consultants hand you a deck and leave. We’re forward-deployed — we diagnose because we’re ready to build. Every recommendation comes with the setup time, the cost, and the plan. And if you want it done for you, we build it — the assessment is credited in full.
No. The report is ranked by effort versus impact, and it leads with two or three quick wins. The 4-day quick-start plan exists so nothing feels overwhelming.
That’s the normal outcome — most businesses buy a tool, poke at it, and quietly stop. The problem was never the tool. It’s that nobody matched it to your actual workflow and stayed until it ran. That’s the whole product here.
You still leave with a clear map of where your hours are going — most owners have never seen it laid out. All it cost was 45 minutes.
Fair question — some firms do use it that way. Here’s our answer: the report is written so you can execute every fix yourself, without us. Doing it yourself is a first-class outcome, not a consolation prize. The credit exists so that if you do want help, you never pay twice for the same thinking.
If you have 2–20 people and repetitive work, no. The method is built for trades, clinics, agencies, brokerages, and e-commerce alike. The pain points change; the method doesn’t.
It’s used to build your report and nothing else. Never shared, never used to train anything, deleted on request.
Prefer to ask before you book? Send a note and I’ll get back to you.
One call. One report. Five hours found.
Limited slots each month. Credited in full toward implementation.