Give the repeat
work a routine.
An enquiry to reply to. A receipt to file. A page to check. Start by finding the jobs worth automating, then build a workflow you can review and control.
Personal product · Proposals for review
Prepares bank reconciliation, receipt filing and overdue-invoice drafts for my review.
Personal product · Drafts for review
Turns a new enquiry into a draft reply and a first-pass quote.
Automation
Automation Audit
£500; comes off the build if you go ahead
A review of the repeat jobs in your business, with the most useful automations ranked and costed.
- Every repeat job in your week, mapped
- The top three automations, ranked by hours saved
- An honest effort estimate for each one
- A written report you can act on with anyone
- A call afterwards to walk it through
First Agent
from £2,800
One repeat job automated from the first input to a draft you can review.
- One job automated end to end
- Draft only by design, nothing sends itself
- Runs on your own machine; any external model or service is agreed in the scope
- An off switch you control, no call to me needed
- Set up, handover, and a month of adjustments
Agent Fleet
Quoted; then from £350/mo to keep it sharp
Several automations built around the audit findings, with a daily digest and ongoing care.
- Several agents plus a daily digest
- The same rule on every one: draft, never send
- Built around what the audit found
- Quoted after the audit, so the number has evidence behind it
- Care plan: tuning, plus a new automation each quarter
Before we start.
What should I send you?
A description of the job, any existing site or material, your timescale and a rough budget. A short email is enough to start.
Do I work directly with you?
Yes. I handle the design and build, and you speak to me throughout.
Can you work on an existing site?
Yes. A review is a useful first step if you need to work out what to keep and what to change.
What happens after the first email?
We establish what you need, then agree the scope and price. The design comes before the build, and you see the work as it develops.