About three hours of your time. Start to finish.
Owners do not have afternoons to give an agency. The process is built so you give us one good hour of talking, a few short reviews, and we do the rest.
Two, four or six weeks from interview to live.
Launch is live in two weeks, Growth in four, Authority in six. The day counts below are for Launch; Growth and Authority stretch the build and review phases. The clock starts at the interview, not at signing.
15-minute call
What you build, who buys it, where leads come from now, what the current site is doing. I come having already looked at your site and your Google presence. If it is not a fit I say so here.
Day 1 · 15 minutes of yoursScope and price
A one-page scope with the page list, the tier, the price and the launch date. Signed electronically. Half due now.
Day 2–3 · 10 minutes of yoursDiscovery interview
One recorded hour. How you do the work, what customers ask, what goes wrong on jobs, what you are proud of. This is where every page comes from. Afterwards, you send twenty phone photos of you, the crew and the work.
Week 1 · 60 minutes of yoursBuild in the open
A live staging link within the first week. Copy, imagery and pages land on it as they are done. You comment when you have a minute; nothing waits on a meeting.
Days 2–11 · 30–60 minutes of yours, spread outReview and corrections
One structured review call. We walk every page; you tell us what is wrong. Two rounds of revisions are included and have never been fully used.
Day 12 · 45 minutes of yoursLaunch and the 90-day plan
Domain pointed, redirects from the old site in place, Search Console and analytics verified, forms tested to your inbox. You receive the written SEO report and the next ninety days of actions. Second half due.
Day 14 · 15 minutes of yoursOne week to a price. Thirty days to live.
A one-week discovery sprint produces a fixed price. Then a 30-day build with something usable at the end of every phase. App Store and Google Play review time, where it applies, is on top of that and out of our hands.
Discovery sprint
One week. We map the workflow with the people who do it, mock every screen with your real data, and write the build plan with one fixed price.
1 week · $3,500, credited to the buildPhase 1: the spine
Login, the data model, the one screen that matters most. Deployed to a real URL. Your team starts using it while we build the rest.
Days 8–18Phase 2: the rest of the screens and the bridges
Remaining screens, integrations to your existing tools, reporting. Each lands on the live app as it is done.
Days 18–30Handover
Documentation written for a non-technical owner, admin training, and the Care plan if you want it. Everything is in your accounts, not ours.
Day 30Six weeks to a rep dialing a loaded list.
Six weeks from signing to a rep dialing a loaded list.
Sales cycle mapping
How a job actually gets sold today, from first contact to signed contract. We write the stages and the exit criteria for each.
Week 1CRM, dialer and pre-work build
The system is built around the cycle from step one. Your list is cleaned and loaded. The warm-up sequence is written and automated.
Weeks 2–4Scripts, targets, bonus
Opening, ask, objections, voicemail. Monthly targets and the bonus ladder agreed with you in writing before the rep is hired.
Week 4Recruit and onboard
Posting, screening, role-play interviews with you, and the first two weeks of training inside the system's own labs.
Weeks 4–6Run
Weekly pipeline review, monthly report, rep coaching. You see dials, conversations, meetings booked, meetings held, and what closed.
OngoingFifteen minutes. No pitch deck.
Tell me what you build and where the leads come from today. I will tell you what I would change, and what it would cost. If it is not a fit, I will say so on the call.