No black box. No surprise invoices. You see what's being built, when it's being built, and what it costs before we start.
One 60-to-90 minute call. We walk through every tool your team uses, every place data has to move, and every task that someone does the same way every week.
You don't prepare anything. We ask the questions, take the notes, and translate it into a written summary you'll see within a few days.
Before any work starts, you get a fixed-fee proposal: scope, timeline, deliverables, and what's explicitly not included. You sign it. We start.
Most builds take one to two weeks. At the midpoint we share a working version — not a slide deck, an actual thing you can click. You give notes. We finish.
Everything we build runs on your accounts, under your logins, with documentation written for your team — not for us. If you ever want to take over or hand it to someone else, you can.
We train one or two people on your end for thirty minutes. We document what was built, why, and how to change it. And we leave a clear path for support if something breaks.
The way small consulting goes wrong is predictable. These are the rules we keep so it doesn't.
Hourly billing rewards us for being slow. We don't do it. Every engagement is scoped and quoted up front.
Nothing runs on our infrastructure. If we disappear tomorrow, your automations keep working.
"Can you also just…" gets a written change order and a price. Predictable, transparent, and fair to both sides.
It's the first step regardless. $300, one week, no commitment beyond that.
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