Three ways in.
Every engagement starts with one of these, priced in writing after an intro call, and continues with monthly support from the person who did the work.
Migrations
Move off Square, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or whatever you run on now, to something you own that we host and look after.
Who it’s for
Businesses that have outgrown the platform they started on: a site builder that charges more each year for less, a store or booking platform that won’t bend to how they work, or a site held together by add-ons nobody updates.
What’s included
- An inventory of every page, product, form, record, add-on and connection before anything moves
- Content, images and records, such as clients, products and bookings, moved across and checked one by one
- Redirects from every old address, so links and search rankings carry over
- Your domain stays registered in your name, and your data is exported to you
- A walkthrough for the people who will update it
After launch
Support starts the day it goes live: we watch it, fix what breaks, and add to it every month.
Read more
Moving off the platform you started on: what a careful migration looks like
Square, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or something else: a worked example of moving to something you own, from the first inventory to the redirects that keep your search rankings.
What owning your website and data actually means
Many businesses discover they don't control their own website only when they try to leave. What to check today, and what to ask for in writing from anyone who builds for you.
AI and SOP integration
We review the SOPs you already have, show where AI fits, and build it: custom solutions and custom agents that carry out the work.
Who it’s for
Teams with procedures that live in one person’s head or a document nobody follows, and owners being sold AI tools without a clear place to put them.
What’s included
- A review of your existing SOPs with the people who do the work, not just the people who manage it
- A map of where AI fits in each procedure, where it doesn’t, and the time each change saves
- Recommendations for custom agents: what each one would do, which systems it would use, and what a person approves
- The custom solutions and agents built and put to work in your processes
- Your SOPs rewritten to include the agents’ steps and the human checks around them
After launch
Procedures drift and agents need tending. At each check-in we review what the agents did, update the SOPs and the agents together, and suggest the next place AI can help.
Read more
From a written SOP to a follow-up workflow: a worked example
How a two-page procedure for chasing quotes becomes a short list of steps, a single follow-up list your team can see, and AI drafting only where it saves time.
Fix the SOP before you add AI
AI makes a clear process faster and a confused one faster too. Why the procedure comes first, and four questions to ask before you buy another tool.
Custom builds and AI agents
Custom software built from the plans you have, and custom AI agents that work with the products you already use.
Who it’s for
Businesses that already know what they need, those left with a plan or a half-built product when a previous developer moved on, and teams that want AI working inside the tools they already pay for.
What’s included
- A written review of your plan or idea: what we would keep, cut or change, and why
- Custom AI agents that work with your existing products, such as your CRM, inbox, calendar, booking or accounting tools, through their own connections
- Where it helps, an AI layer over your business systems that every agent works through (see the use case)
- A fixed scope agreed in writing before work starts, and progress you can see every week
- Hosting, sign-in and saved data included, with handover notes in plain language
After launch
Launch is the start of the engagement, not the end. Monthly support keeps it working and growing.
Not sure which fits? Most engagements touch more than one. The use cases are organised by the problem rather than the service.
Tell us where the time goes.
Thirty minutes on how your business runs today. If we can help, you get a written plan and a fixed price. If we can’t, we’ll say so.