Taking on work this month
I build small AI systems for small businesses. They answer the phone, do the repetitive work, and keep running after I leave. Fixed price, live in a week, and you own it.
Fixed price / No retainer / No invoice until it works
Nobody was at a desk for any of this
What I build
These are the jobs worth doing for a business your size. Each one is a fixed number and a date, not an hourly meter. If what you need is not here, ask — it is usually a version of one of these.
$1,200 setup, then $250/mo
Every call picked up on the first ring, day or night. It knows your prices, your hours, and your service area. It books the job straight into your calendar and texts you what it heard.
Answering calls in 5 days
from $900 per workflow, one time
Pick the job you hate most that happens every day or every week. Chasing quotes, filing receipts, retyping orders between two systems, pulling the same report. It gets done before you wake up.
Running in 5 days
from $1,500 one time, hosting included
Fast, honest, findable. Says what you do, who you do it for, and what it costs. Answers questions and takes bookings while you are asleep. No page builder subscription, no theme, no plugins to update.
Live in 7 days
$175/hr or a fixed quote
You have ChatGPT open and it knows nothing about your business. This connects it to your real files, spreadsheets, inbox, and systems, so it can answer questions about your numbers instead of the internet.
Usually a day or two
How it works
Most of this industry sells you a discovery phase. This is the whole thing, start to finish.
You tell me what eats your day. I tell you straight whether it is worth automating, and roughly what it costs. If it is not worth it I say so — that is a shorter call and we both keep our afternoon.
One number, one scope, one date. Not an hourly meter that runs while I figure things out. If the job grows, that is a new quote you approve first — the original number does not move on you.
Days, not quarters. You get one update partway through and a working thing at the end. There are no status meetings, no slide decks, and no discovery phase you pay for.
I hand over the keys, the logins, and a short plain-English guide. Thirty days of fixes are included. After that you can pay me to keep an eye on it or never speak to me again.
The deal
You have probably been burned by someone who took a deposit and went quiet. So the risk sits with me: a fixed price agreed before I start, a date in writing, and no invoice until the thing is running in front of you.
Thirty days of fixes are included after handover. Everything gets built in your accounts, on your infrastructure, so you are never renting your own business back from me.
Straight answer
I would rather lose a call than take a job I am wrong for. Here is the honest split.
Questions
No. That is the entire point of hiring someone. You need to be able to describe what you do all day. I handle the rest and hand you something with an on switch.
If what I quoted is not working by the date I gave you, you do not pay for it. I would rather lose the money than have you tell people it was a waste.
Your systems run on your own server under your own accounts, not pooled in with everyone else. I do not sell, share, or train anything on your data. When the job is done you hold the keys and I can be removed entirely.
No account manager, no sales team, no office. You talk to the person building it. That is most of the difference.
Only the things with a real running cost — phone minutes, the AI usage itself, hosting, and me keeping it alive and fixing it when something upstream changes. The one-time builds have no monthly fee at all.
Florida. The work is remote, which means it is the same job whether you are twenty minutes away or three time zones over.
Get in touch
Twenty minutes, no pitch. You describe the thing you keep doing over and over, and I tell you whether it is worth automating and what it would cost. If the answer is no, I will say no.