For owners
Every place your business loses money, measured and priced in ten days from your own numbers.
Then handed back to you as decisions you can act on.
You’re good at your business. And you didn’t fall behind — there was never anyone to hire. The people who install systems like these and run them have spent their careers inside Boeing, Nike, and the Department of Energy. I was one of them for 23 years. The technology got affordable for businesses your size. The person didn’t.
Your most expensive cost isn’t labor — it’s the intelligence that informs it.
Ten days puts a price on it.
01 — What gets installed
Five install lanes.
Every lane installs from $7,500; your exact number comes out of the diagnostic, in writing.
Revenue Pipeline
A buyer is never worth more than the minute they reach out. The average business takes 42 hours to answer a new lead.
What gets installed: every lead answered the moment it arrives, on every channel — routed, booked, followed up until it’s a yes or a no. Nothing speaks in a voice you haven’t heard and approved. And a pipeline you can read at a glance.
At Boeing Defense, a dropped system stopped aircraft design — so for eight years, nothing was allowed to drop. Answering your phone in seconds is a lighter duty than that. · start with the diagnostic.
Sales Intelligence
Which five customers made you most of your profit last year? If the answer is a feeling, your prices are feelings too.
What gets installed: the sales ledger — every lead, quote, win, and loss in one line you can question. Why you win, why you lose, what to charge, and each morning a call list ranked by likelihood to close.
A billion-dollar utility cut its recurring incidents in half because I read the 5,626 service records nobody else would. Your last ninety days of quotes hold the same kind of money. During the diagnostic, I read them. · start with the diagnostic.
Connected Systems
Your quoting doesn’t know what your scheduling knows, and your books find out last. Every gap between those systems closes in the same place: your head, after hours.
What gets installed: one source of truth across quoting, scheduling, finance, CRM, and operations. Enter a thing once and every system knows it. You stop being the business’s memory.
Eight years at Boeing Defense keeping the systems aircraft design ran on in one conversation. Yours are simpler. The discipline is the same. · start with the diagnostic.
Present State
Ask your business anything; get the true answer, with receipts.
Ask your business a simple question — did we make money on that job? — and watch what happens. Whoever’s been there longest guesses, and the real number shows up six weeks later on a financial statement.
What gets installed: your data unified and askable in plain language, every answer carrying its receipts, and a morning brief the business writes about itself overnight — drift flagged while it’s still cheap to fix.
My own companies run on exactly this. On our first call, ask my business anything and watch the true answer come back with the receipts attached. Then picture yours doing it. · start with the diagnostic.
Autonomous Operations
A third of your team’s week is work a machine should be doing while a human watches. Nobody built a business to re-type Monday into Tuesday.
What gets installed: the recurring work of the business, done by machines that have to prove it — a second system checks the first, a human signs off where it matters, and hard cost ceilings stop runaway spend.
The intelligence engine I built for my own companies refuses to ship a number it can’t back. On the call I’ll show you that refusal, live. That refusal is the difference between automation you own and automation you fear. · start with the diagnostic.
Already know your lane?
Buying a lane directly
A business that already knows its lane can skip the diagnostic and buy the lane. Week one of any direct install is the measurement week: it costs the first $1,500 of the install price, not an extra fee, and the install’s target number gets set from that week’s baseline.
02 — The front door
The Revenue Diagnostic.
Ten business days inside your operation: the pipeline, the systems, the data, the day-to-day. I measure where the money leaves and price it from your own numbers. Then I run the do-nothing math in front of you — what staying exactly as you are costs per month. You go line by line and strike anything you don’t believe. What’s left isn’t a pitch. It’s arithmetic, and it’s yours either way.
You walk away holding four things:
The Ledger
Every loss measured and priced, each line yours to keep or strike.
The System Map
What talks, what doesn’t, where the truth actually lives.
The Install Plan
Sequenced by payback, each install priced in writing.
The Walkthrough
Sixty minutes, live, with me.
Pricing for out-of-the-box engagements begins here; custom work is scoped by inquiry.
| Single site, up to 4 core systems, 10 business days | $4,900 |
|---|---|
| Multi-site or 5+ core systems, 15 business days | $9,800 |
Priced by scope, never by your revenue. 100% of the fee credits toward your first install within 90 days. Your side’s cost, stated up front: a few hours from you and one office lead, plus agreed read-only access.
The terms, in writing. The guarantee isn’t a badge on this page; it’s the contract. These are the sentences, exactly as they appear in the agreement:
The diagnostic: Half the fee books it. In the walkthrough we go line by line — you ratify or strike every finding, priced from your own numbers. If the lines you keep add up to at least four times the full fee, the balance is due. If they don’t, the balance never gets billed and your deposit comes back. Either way you keep the report.
Every install: one job, a number we name together after the first week’s baseline. If it hasn’t moved in 90 days, I keep working for free. If I still can’t move it, you get your money back. I don’t leave broken systems in people’s businesses. (In the agreement, in one breath: the number is a system metric; baseline first; access, approvals, and data on the agreed days; the number holds for 90 days after handoff; half to start, half at go-live.)
Operate: Month to month. Cancel anytime. Everything we build runs in your accounts and stays yours — if we ever part, you lose nothing but us.
03 — Operate
I run what I install. (Optional — every install stands on its own.)
Monitoring, tuning, and one new automation from your backlog shipped every month, in writing, so the retainer stays countable. A named human is accountable and response times are in the agreement. Every install comes documented as-built, so your own people can run it instead if you’d rather own it outright.
From $2,500/mo · every install includes its first 30 days.
04 — Capacity
Two engagements a month. Measurement is hands-on.
The queue
I take two new engagements a month, because the measurement is hands-on and done by me. When both are taken, the next opening is the next month.
The Founding Five
You’d be among the first at this size, so I’ll say that plainly and price it plainly: the first five founding businesses get the 15-day diagnostic at the 10-day price, Operate pricing locked for as long as they keep it, and first slot in the queue. In exchange I get a documented, named result and reference rights, agreed in writing at signing. After five, founding pricing ends.
05 — Questions a serious buyer asks
Where’s the evidence this pays?
In your own numbers. The diagnostic prices every loss from your books, you keep or strike each line, and the do-nothing math gets run in front of you: what staying exactly as you are costs per month. Across the market, Stanford’s 2026 AI Index puts AI adoption at 88% and the agents that actually do the work in the single digits. That gap is where the money sits, and yours is measurable in ten days.
What am I risking?
The full terms are printed above. You referee the diagnostic — strike every line of the Ledger if you don’t buy it; that’s the point of the walkthrough — the install has a money-back floor, and Operate cancels anytime. The people who burned you never put their own money on the line. I just did, in writing, one scroll up.
Who sees my data?
Everything runs in your accounts, on your systems, in your name. Access is read-only and credentialed until we agree otherwise. Your data never leaves your tenant and never trains anyone. NDA before the diagnostic, on request.
Does AI end up running my business?
No. Sign-off gates stay human wherever it matters, the system that checks the work is never the system that did the work, and hard cost ceilings halt runaway spend. You stay the owner. The machine stays supervised.
Can I see it working before I pay anything?
Yes, live, on the call. I run my own operation on the systems I install: ask my business anything and watch the true answer come back with receipts, plus the refusal demonstration from the lanes above. Don’t take any of it on faith; the call is where I prove it.
What happens when you’re not available?
Response times are in the agreement, in writing. And every install is documented as-built, in your accounts, so your own people or any competent IT shop can run it without me. That’s deliberate: the expertise ends up living in your systems instead of my head.
Who shouldn’t book this?
If you want a chatbot by Friday, I’m not your guy. Don’t book the diagnostic if you won’t give me access to measure. And if your business runs fine on gut feel, keep running it. I’ll be here when it stops.
Start here
Send this and you hear from me today.
What you’re actually buying is a quieter seven a.m. One message on your phone: what moved overnight, which quote needs your eyes, and the follow-ups that already went out while you slept. The business reports to you now — not the other way around.
Send the form and you hear from me personally today — Jeremy, not a rep, not a setter. There’s nothing to prepare and no pitch to sit through; every price you’d want to ask about is already printed on this page. I take two new engagements a month, so the only thing the call decides is whether one of them should be yours.
And the first pass of the do-nothing math runs free, on that first call, from your own books, before anything is sold.
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