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FreeText me, or answer the four questions on Start Here. All I need is what your business does and roughly what's missing — no tech words required.
How it works
No mystery and no meetings for the sake of meetings. Websites all follow the same seven steps. AI and automation work differently — we figure out where it even fits first — so both paths are spelled out below.
Path one
One-page site or full system with a dashboard and CRM — the steps are the same, and the first three cost you nothing.
Text me, or answer the four questions on Start Here. All I need is what your business does and roughly what's missing — no tech words required.
I build a real working preview — your name, your colors, your services — and send you the link. Not a mockup, not a template. You risk nothing to see it.
If the demo feels right, I quote it in two clear numbers: what the build costs once, and the monthly plan that keeps it online and looked after. No hourly billing, no surprises at the end.
Photos, services, prices, the words you want. This is the step that sets the pace — the 1–2 week build clock starts the day your content lands.
You watch it come together on a private preview link and tell me what to change. We adjust until it feels like your business.
Your domain goes live, you get every login you'll use day to day, and I walk you through running it yourself — change prices, post promos, read your leads. From there on I keep it online and looked after.
Your plan starts the day you launch: hosting, the security certificate, backups every night, and monitoring — plus the content changes you text me. That is the part you stop thinking about.
Path two
Different game: before anything gets built, we find out where AI actually fits your business — and I'll tell you honestly if it doesn't yet.
A 15-minute call about your actual day: where time leaks, what customers ask over and over, what falls through the cracks after hours.
I tell you straight where AI or automation would actually pay for itself in your business — and where it wouldn't. If it's not worth it yet, I'll say exactly that.
We start with a single automation or one assistant — the highest-payoff piece, not a giant project. One quote for that one piece.
I wire it into how you already operate and we test it against real messages and real jobs until it behaves — you approve everything it sends before it goes live.
Once the first piece is saving you real time or catching real leads, we add the next one. If it isn't, we fix that first.