Small jobs and quick fixes
A single landing page, a calculator, a form that's broken, one automation wired up, a stubborn page that won't rank. Not everything needs a project — some things need an afternoon.
From $40One time
Automate my business
A site that's actually fast. Blog posts that write and publish themselves. Search rankings you don't have to think about. Lead follow-up that never sleeps. Custom tools nobody sells off the shelf. All of it built in house, made for your business, and starting at $40 for the small stuff.
Customer requested · Custom made · Built in house
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A short list of a long list
This isn't a menu, it's a sample. Different industries need different things, and most of what I build didn't exist as a product you could buy.
Hand-built, sub-second, mobile first. No page builder and no monthly hostage fee.
Schema, sitemaps, Google Business Profile, and the pages that win the searches in your zip code.
Posts drafted, formatted, illustrated, and published on a schedule — in your voice, with your approval.
Something that answers questions, drafts documents, or sorts information using your own data.
Forms, missed calls, and inbox leads answered in seconds, then followed up until someone replies.
Drafted from a photo and a voice note, in your pricing and your wording, ready to approve.
Requests sent at the right moment, unhappy ones routed to you privately first.
Searchable, filterable databases with real map interfaces. Great for owning a niche search term.
Your numbers pulled together automatically and summarized in plain English every Monday.
The spreadsheet your team fights every week, rebuilt as something that actually works.
Pull from public records, your CRM, a vendor feed, or a pile of PDFs — cleaned and usable.
Interactive tools that qualify a lead and give them something genuinely useful in return.
If what you need isn't here, ask. It's usually a yes.
One example
A contractor sends a couple of photos and a voice note. A formatted estimate comes back in his own pricing and his own wording, ready to check and send. Your version might be a proposal, an intake form, or a report — same machinery underneath.
Reviews
The request goes out at the moment people are happiest, right after the work is done. Anything under five stars comes to you privately first, so you can fix it before it's public.
Answered at 3am and had a crew out before I left for work. Unreal.
Requested automatically · TuesdayQuote came through in minutes. No haggling, no waiting around.
Requested automatically · ThursdayCleanest job we've had done on this property. Would hire again.
Requested automatically · SaturdayNothing here is a rebranded template, a white-labeled platform, or an offshore subcontract. You describe what you need, I build that exact thing in house — which is why it fits, and why it's fast.
Your domain, your accounts, your code, your data. If you ever fire me, you keep all of it and it keeps running. No lock-in, nothing held hostage.
Plenty of ideas aren't worth the money, and some problems have a free fix. You'll hear that on the call instead of after the invoice.
You talk to the person building it. No account manager, no offshore handoff, no explaining it twice.
Websites
Hand-built, no page builder, no monthly hostage fee. Half of visitors leave a site that takes over three seconds. Mine load in under one. This is my own site's score.
Built and running
Everything I sell, I built for my own business first. That's how I know which parts hold up.
An original song for every neighborhood, published to YouTube automatically.
Directory appEvery city and county park on one filterable map, refreshed from public data.
Sales operationsBuilds the call list, tracks every touch, tells me who to call today.
Pricing
Everything is custom built, and you'll know the number before any work begins. If a project isn't worth the money, I'll say so on the call instead of selling it to you.
A single landing page, a calculator, a form that's broken, one automation wired up, a stubborn page that won't rank. Not everything needs a project — some things need an afternoon.
Full builds
You need a real site, and you need the phone to ring.
You're losing leads to slow follow-up and doing admin at night.
You need software that doesn't exist yet.
How it goes
You walk me through a normal week. I listen for what you do more than once and hate every time.
What I'd automate first, what it saves, what it costs, and what I'd leave alone. Yours to keep either way.
Two to three weeks. You'll see it working partway through instead of waiting for a reveal at the end.
I train you on it, then keep an eye on it so breakages get fixed before you notice them.
Free audit
I'll come back with the three things worth fixing first, whether or not you hire me. If it's simple enough to handle yourself, I'll just tell you how.
Here for the other reason?
Automate my life