Sectors we have helped, and the same approach works anywhere the same work repeats every day. One written scope, one fixed price.
An enquiry arrives, and 3 days later somebody finally prices it. By then the customer has taken the quote that turned up first.
You market everyone except yourselves. New business happens in the quiet weeks, which is exactly when there are none.
Consultants split the week between finding candidates and finding clients, so both sides run at half speed.
Scoped after one call, priced within 3 days. An overrun is ours to absorb.
Anything priced or public waits for a person you name. The system drafts, your team sends.
Every workflow ships with a failure alert into a channel you name.
Credentials, documentation and a recording. Built in your accounts, so it runs without us.
Most builds go live 2 to 4 weeks after the scope is signed.
Every build is handed over so it runs without us. A retainer is for when you would rather it kept improving.
For a build that works and needs to keep working. The monitoring sits with us, so a break is our problem before it is yours.
For teams who found more worth automating once the first build landed. A set number of hours, spent where you point them.
For work where a person still has to decide. We keep the queues moving as they grow, and hand you only the calls that need a human.
Retainers run month to month and end on 30 days notice. Nothing is held back if you stop, because the build was always yours.
