See what I'd automate first at your agency. Free, in a 3-minute video.

A 3-minute video, recorded by me for your agency: what I'd automate first, how many hours it gives back, and the two jobs I'd take on after it. You also get a one-page plan and one workflow you can set up the same day. It lands in your inbox within 48 hours of the form.

About 3 minutes of answers: your tools, your team size and the task your team likes least (two more if you have them). No logins, no passwords and no access to anything. I work from your answers and your public website.

No catch. It's the quickest way for both of us to find out if this is worth doing. If you want the rest built, the video ends with how. If you don't, you keep the plan and the workflow, and that's the end of it. I only do 10 a month, because I make every one myself.

Then I keep working, at no charge, until you are. The 30 days start once I have access to your tools, and the hours get counted with the numbers you gave me before I built anything.

It's built for agencies of about 50 to 200 people. At that size the same report, kickoff or status update gets done over and over by different people, each in their own way, and that's where the hours hide. The teardown checks the fit first. If it can't find at least 10 hours a week to give back, I'll tell you not to buy.

One fixed price, agreed before I start. It depends on what the teardown finds, so I'll give you the number on a call, right next to your hours. Hosting and AI usage are billed to you directly at cost, and I don't mark them up.

Not without a person saying yes first. Anything that reaches a client or touches money waits for someone on your team to approve it. Every workflow also ships with a run log you can read, a monthly cap on AI spend and an off switch you don't need me for.

No. You share access through each tool's own settings, and your team gets a recorded training session. If someone can read a draft and say yes, they can run this.

Almost certainly. It doesn't matter which apps you use, as long as your team's work happens in software and not on paper or in someone's head. If something you rely on won't connect, the teardown tells you before you spend a dollar.

Because a subscription hands each person a blank box, and what comes out depends on who's typing. A few people use it every day and the rest quietly don't. I build the work itself into the tools your team already uses, on your real data, with an approval step and a weekly count of the hours. Nobody has to remember to open anything.

It stays in your tools. I get access through each tool's own sharing settings, never shared passwords. Personal details are stripped out before anything reaches an AI model, unless the task needs them. I only use model providers that don't train on your data. Each of your clients gets its own workspace, so nothing bleeds between them.

You do, all of it, once it's paid for. It runs in your own accounts, the code moves into your name, and you keep it if we stop working together.

Mostly upkeep. Models change, your tools update, and a workflow that ran fine in March can drift by June. You can handle that yourselves with the manual and handover film you get at launch. Or keep me on a monthly plan that maintains everything and builds the next workflows, priced from what the install measured. We go through it on the day-30 call.

Both. Your team gets a recorded training session on the workflows. After that, everyone you name gets into my client sessions, included and for good. I go live on one AI topic at a time and record every session for anyone who missed it. There's no seat count, and I send every invite myself.