Automation build
Store, CRM, email, alerts: the lead lands once and every system that needs it knows.
- The real workflow drawn end to end, with the failure points marked.
- The narrow path built first: capture, store, route, notify.
- Retries, logs and a human handoff for important failures.
- Plain documentation and the handover.
- Fixed price after the workflow is mapped.
- 50% to start, 50% at launch under $10,000.
About Automation build
Store, CRM, email, alerts: the lead lands once and every system that needs it knows, with an owned record first and a vendor second. Retries, logs and a human handoff for the failures that matter. The site you are reading runs on exactly this.
A business losing leads or hours between a form, an inbox, a CRM and a follow-up.
What happens next.
Ask on the form. The workflow map comes first; the fixed price follows it.
- The practice pageAutomation you own, without a platform-shaped trap.
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Ask about it.
A short note is enough. We say whether Automation build is the right first move, and if it is not, what we would do instead. We reply the same working day, Monday to Friday.
Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute fit call. Thirty minutes on Google Meet, Monday to Friday, to find out whether we are the right shop for the job. No deck, no pitch.
- Retainers$1,000from, a monthAutomation care
The automations you run, watched, fixed and extended a little every month.
- Builds$7,500to $20,000AI-agent integration
An agent wired into a workflow you run, with a person deciding what ships.
- Builds$5,000to $15,000WordPress plugin or WooCommerce extension
One feature, built properly, with the source in your account.
