Find the work AI should be doing for you.

Still copying numbers into a weekly report? I connect one data source (Excel, Google Sheets, or your CRM) to a dashboard that updates on its own.

You get one data source, three to five KPIs, a short walkthrough so you can actually use it, and 14 days of fixes. It takes about a week. Anything beyond that gets quoted before I start.

One requirement: the data has to live somewhere a dashboard can reach it, like OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Sheets, or a CRM. A file on one person’s desktop can’t refresh itself. If your data needs cleanup first, I’ll say so and price that separately.

You pay when I hand it over and it works. If the dashboard isn’t refreshing on its own by then, you don’t pay. Before I start, I confirm your data can be connected, so I never build something that can’t work.

Missing calls while you’re on a job or off the clock? I set up an AI receptionist that answers when you can’t, takes the details, and sends you a summary.

You get one phone line set up and tested with real calls, your hours and emergency rules built in, your calendar connected, and 14 days of adjustments. It takes about a week.

The service runs in your own account, so you own it. You pay the platform directly, usually $25 to $75 a month for a small service business, depending on call volume, and I’ll estimate it for yours before we start. I don’t mark it up. Where your state requires it, I add a short call-recording notice to the greeting.

Built for service businesses like contractors, cleaners, and home services.

Fixed price for one team or process area. Bigger scope gets quoted first. I map how the work happens, find where the time goes, and hand you a ranked list of what’s worth automating and what isn’t. If you build with me afterward, the fee comes off the build.

One workflow, built inside the tools you already use, with a person in the loop wherever judgment matters. Simple workflows start at the low end. Several systems or messy data push it up. You get the number, with the assumptions behind it, before you commit, and anything bigger gets quoted separately.

Optional, after a Build. I measure what changed, fix what breaks, and handle a small number of changes each month. It’s month to month, and you can cancel with 30 days’ notice. Many simple builds don’t need it after the first month, and I’ll tell you if yours doesn’t.