When automation stops being a project and becomes how you operate.
The retainer, scaled to a department. I own your automation roadmap end to end — design, builds, monitoring, and the quarterly numbers — as a fractional operating partner rather than a vendor you brief.
Custom-scoped to your operation before anyone commits to anything.
Cancel any time and keep everything built. It runs on your accounts.
Free, 15 minutes. No proposal until we both know the shape of the work.
What's different from the retainer.
The $2,000/month retainer makes me your automation department. This makes me accountable for what it produces.
- Everything in the retainer, with materially larger build capacity each month.
- A quarterly roadmap agreed with you, reported against baselines we measure before anything is built — so "it's working" is a number, not a feeling.
- I own the roadmap. You are not writing briefs for me; I bring the plan and defend it.
- Custom-scoped first. Nothing starts until we have both written down what the work is and what it should move.
Be honest about whether this is you.
This fits if
- You already have automations running and the constraint is capacity, not ideas.
- Manual operational work is costing you meaningfully more than $5,000 a month in time or lost revenue.
- You want one accountable person rather than a rotating agency team.
- You can commit to a quarterly cadence and to measuring the baseline honestly.
Start smaller if
- You haven't automated anything yet. Start with the free audit, then a $1,500 pilot — you should see one thing work before buying a partnership.
- You have a single specific problem. That is a pilot, and it costs a third of one month here.
- You need 24/7 coverage. I am one person in the Philippines and I will not pretend otherwise.
Said plainly: this is the top of my ladder and most businesses should never buy it. If a pilot solves your problem, buy the pilot. I would rather you spend $1,500 once than $5,000 a month on capacity you don't need yet.
Scoping is free, and it's the only honest place to start.
Fifteen minutes to work out whether this is the right tier for you. If it isn't, I'll point you at the one that is.