For established business owners juggling a primary company, side investments, and revenue-share plays — who don't have the time, the patience, or the in-house tech to manage another freelancer. I scope the friction, build the fix, and ship in under 30 days. Communication-first. Flat fees. No retainers required.
A primary business plus 1-3 side plays — investing, revenue-share partnerships, secondary product lines. You don't have the bandwidth to learn another platform or babysit another contractor.
Zapier, Make, off-the-shelf SaaS, the "automation VA" you hired on Upwork. You're paying for 10+ tools and the workflow that's actually killing you still doesn't have a clean fix.
You hired a freelancer or agency and they vanished, missed deadlines, or shipped something half-finished. Now you're skeptical — and you should be. Communication is the entire job.
You'd rather pay $10K to make the problem disappear than spend 40 hours learning another tool. Invoice sent, invoice paid. That's how you make decisions about everything else — software shouldn't be different.
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The code is table stakes.
What you're paying for is someone
who picks up the phone.
Every engagement starts with the audit. From there, half move into a build. Some stay on retainer. None get stuck in proposal limbo.
No 47-page proposals. No surprise change orders. No "we'll need another sprint." A defined process that ends with software you own and use.
You book the $1,500 audit. We spend 90 minutes on the friction. I deliver a written diagnostic and a flat-fee scope.
If we move forward, the scope is locked in writing before any code is written. The price doesn't change unless the scope does.
I build and ship in under 30 days. You see progress in real time, not in slide decks. One revision round is built into the process.
Tool goes live, you get a walkthrough, code & hosting handed over. 30 days of post-launch support included by default.
Yes. I put together a full presentation covering the whole engagement — what the audit looks like, how scoping happens, what the build process is, and how delivery works. View the full presentation here.
Because $1,500 separates the operators from the tire-kickers. If a problem isn't worth $1,500 to diagnose, it definitely isn't worth $7,500 to fix. The audit fee credits toward any build that follows, so committed owners pay nothing extra to start.
You own everything. The code, the database, the hosting account. I'll set you up on Render, Vercel, or wherever makes sense — under your account, not mine. The only ongoing cost is your hosting (typically $7–$25/mo) unless you choose the retainer.
If the audit reveals that an off-the-shelf tool, a Zapier flow, or a process change would solve it cheaper and better, that's what the diagnostic will say. I'd rather refund the difference and earn a referral than build something you don't actually need.
Most of my clients hired someone before me. They got ghosted, missed deadlines, or received something half-finished. Dev shops scope to maximize hours. Freelancers can usually build, but most can't communicate, scope, and ship on time. I'm an operator who runs an agency on these tools — I scope the way I'd scope it for myself, I respond to messages, and I ship in weeks instead of quarters. The code is table stakes. What you're really paying for is reliability.
Whatever fits the problem. Most builds are React or vanilla HTML on the front end, Flask or Node/Express on the back, and SQLite or Postgres for data. Native iOS/Android when needed. Voice AI through Vapi. Hosting on Render, Vercel, or your platform of choice.
Generally no. The retainer exists so clients with a custom tool can keep evolving it without renegotiating every change. If you need a fractional CTO or pure consulting without a build, I'm probably not the right fit.
Book the audit. Worst case, you walk away with a written diagnostic of your operation worth far more than $1,500. Best case, the tool you've been needing for two years gets shipped before the end of next month.
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