Front end: agents that bring clients.
Prospect research, outreach, follow-up sequences, content drafted in your voice and queued for your approval.
Done For You
Autonomous Agent Installation puts a working AI agent team inside your business in 30 days. Open-source agents run your actual workflows on your own accounts, and you own every piece of it when we hand it over.
Book an AI Implementation SessionEvery installation starts with a session. If your business isn't ready, I'll tell you on the call.
You've seen the demos. An agent books a fake meeting on a stage and the room applauds.
Then you get the quote: a $10,000 build, a dashboard you don't understand, and an agency that disappears after handoff.
Automation agencies charge $2,000 to $10,000 per build for systems they've never run inside their own company.
I run my company on this exact stack. Five months from an iPhone while it grew. That's the difference between a vendor and an operator.
Prospect research, outreach, follow-up sequences, content drafted in your voice and queued for your approval.
Reporting, scheduling, invoicing chase, data entry, the inbox triage that eats your afternoons.
One place where every agent’s work is visible, every action is logged, and every output waits for a human "yes" until it has earned autonomy.
We map your workflows and pick the two highest-return targets. You’ll see the math before we build anything: hours spent now, hours after, dollars either way.
My team builds on your accounts, your data, your infrastructure, open source where it counts. You own everything, which means no hostage software when we’re gone.
Your team learns to direct the agents. Then comes the test that matters: you step away for two weeks and everything still runs.
Every installation ships secured by default: least-privilege access for every agent, 2FA on every account, audit logs on every action, tested backups, and a written AI policy your team actually follows.
Most agencies bolt security on after something leaks. I've spent 16 years cleaning up after "we'll fix it later," so here it's week one of the install.
The same system, pointed at your workflows.
You run a 7 or 8-figure service business and everything still routes through you.
You’re 12 to 36 months from a sale and the business buyer’s diligence list scares you more than the market does.
You’ve bought automations before that nobody used after the agency left.
It's not for you if you want a chatbot on your website, or you're hoping AI replaces the need to know your own numbers. It won't. It can't prioritize. It can only produce.
Everything. The agents run on your accounts and your infrastructure, built open-source-first. Fire me the day after handoff and it all keeps working.
Your people lose their busywork. The ones who learn to direct agents become the most valuable employees you have. An employee who isn’t AI-enabled isn’t an asset anymore.
Locked down before the first agent runs: least privilege, 2FA, audit logs, and a written policy on what AI may and may not touch. That’s the first week, not an add-on.
An agency hands you a build and moves on. You get a system I already operate in my own company, installed in yours, with a handoff test at the end: you step away for two weeks and everything keeps running.
Installations start at $6,999, plus $499 a month for the managed run layer. The final number depends on how many workflows we take over and what they touch; you’ll have it at the end of your AI Implementation Session, before any commitment.
Business buyers price owner-dependence at zero. A business where documented systems do the work, the numbers are live, and the security file is clean commands the premium. That’s what we’re building.
You leave with the two workflows we'd automate first, and the math on both.