Six kinds of work.
What each one does for you.
Websites, client portals, getting found with ads and social, brand and print, MyCo, and automations with integrations. Work on the rate card starts with a short call. The free consultation is for custom work, or for deciding what you need.
- 01 Websites
- 02 Client portals
- 03 Getting found, ads and social
- 04 Brand and print
- 05 MyCo
- 06 Automations and integrations
- Your business
- 01
Websites
A site that brings in work and sends it where you will see it.
Most small business websites are brochures, cut off from the software that runs the company, so every inquiry gets typed in twice. We build the site and the wiring in one pass. An inquiry arrives where the work happens.
What it does
- Designed and built on your own domain
- Fast, easy to read on a phone, and set up to be found on Google
- A contact form that lands in your inbox, or in Clio, Jobber or ServiceTitan as a scoped integration
- Copy you can change without calling us
Useful when
- Your site is a brochure nobody has updated in years
- Inquiries come by phone because the form goes nowhere useful
- You do not show up on Google for what you do in your town
What it looks like
- A plumbing company: a site that shows up for “plumber in Baton Rouge” and puts every inquiry into Jobber.
- A law firm: a site whose intake form opens a lead in Clio the moment it is sent.
PricingA landing page is $500, or $500 in Start, with care at $25 a month. A full website is $2,500, with a business card redesign included.
- 02
Client portals
A place where your clients see their own status, documents and invoices.
Your team tracks status, documents and invoices. Your clients see none of it, so they call to ask, and somebody stops work to answer. A portal turns that call into a page the client opens themselves.
What it does
- Status a client can read without picking up the phone
- Documents shared and signed in one place, instead of down an email chain
- Invoices a client can see and pay from the same login
- Locked down, so no client can ever see another client’s file
Useful when
- Clients call to ask where things stand
- Documents travel by email chain and get lost on the way
- Somebody stops work to read a screen out loud to a client
What it looks like
- A law firm: clients see the status of their matter, sign what needs signing and pay the invoice in one login.
- A contractor: customers see the schedule, the quote and the photos from the job.
Pricing$3,000 to $5,000, scoped for your case. The price is fixed in writing before the build.
- 03
Getting found, ads and social
Being findable, and looking right when you are found.
A good business nobody can find loses work to the one that shows up first. Getting found is three jobs, each a line on the rate card: your Google Business Profile with SEO, ads, and social. Ads are set up once and run every month, with the ad spend paid to the platform on top.
What it does
- Google Business Profile: claimed, filled in properly, and posted to every month
- SEO: set up once, then worked on every month
- Google Ads, Meta Ads on Facebook and Instagram, or StackAdapt, managed every month
- Two, three or five posts a week, with your footage or ours
- NFC review cards, five to a pack
Useful when
- A search for what you do in your town shows your competitors first
- Your Google Business Profile is unclaimed, or half filled in
- Nobody on the team has the time to post every week
- You have meant to run ads and never set them up
What it looks like
- A roofing company: the Google Business Profile claimed and posted to every month, SEO worked on beside it, and Google Ads managed on top.
- A salon: three posts a week, from footage the owner shoots.
PricingPosting from $10 a week. Google Business Profile is $200 setup, then $100 a month. Every line is on the pricing page.
- 04
Brand and print
A mark drawn for your business, and that mark on everything that carries your name.
Most logos grew by accident: one on the truck, another on the invoice, a third on the website. Brand work fixes the source. We draw the logo, or rework yours, and write a style guide for colors, type and use. Print puts it on cards, signs, vehicles and shirts, printed and delivered.
What it does
- A logo, drawn for your business
- A style guide: colors, type and how the mark is used
- A redesign or a seasonal version of a logo you already have
- Business cards, flyers, door hangers, mailers and brochures
- Banners, yard signs, vehicle lettering and wraps, shirts and hats
Useful when
- Your logo looks different on the truck, the card and the invoice
- You are handing out the last box of business cards
- The trucks are on the road with no name on the door
What it looks like
- A landscaping company: a logo and a style guide, then truck lettering, yard signs and shirts that all match.
- A new practice: business cards, letterhead and a pull-up banner for its first trade stand.
PricingA logo is $200 and a style guide is $300. Print starts at $80. Every line is on the pricing page.
- 05
MyCo
The software a service business runs on, by the plan or by the module.
You take MyCo as a plan, Starter, Growth or Full, or you pick modules one by one in place of a plan. Each module is named for the job it does, from customers and pipeline to payroll. The Website and Client portal modules are the standard ones inside MyCo. A custom site or a custom client portal is priced under Websites. A 20-minute call is enough to pick the plan or the modules, before you pay for any of them.
What it does
- Three plans: Starter, Growth and Full
- Or modules picked one by one, in place of a plan
- Modules named for the job: customers and pipeline, proposals, invoices and payments, scheduling and dispatch, project board, call studio, marketing, website, inventory, accounting, reports, team chat, people, payroll, time clock, fleet, compliance and client portal
- Paid by the month
Useful when
- You want the software the work runs on to come as one platform
- You want to pay by the month
- You need one or two modules now, and the rest can wait
What it looks like
- A contractor: customers and pipeline, proposals, scheduling and dispatch, and invoices and payments, taken module by module.
- A shop that wants the whole platform: a plan, in place of picking modules one by one.
PricingFrom $25 a month for one module. The plans are $99, $199 and $399 a month.
- 06
Automations and integrations
The typing and chasing between your tools, done automatically.
Someone on staff moves the same information between four tools every morning. The rules already live in their head, so this is the safest work to automate. We read each system’s documentation and confirm what it allows before we say what we will build. AI does the reading, drafting and routing, with a person in the loop where a mistake would cost money or trust.
What it does
- Inquiries routed and followed up without anyone remembering to
- Documents drafted from data you already hold
- Clio, ServiceTitan, Jobber, QuickBooks, Xero and DocuSign, joined up
- A finished job, a signed form or a paid invoice triggers the next step on its own
- Every connection checked against the system’s own documentation before we quote
- A person checks before anything unusual goes out
Useful when
- Somebody moves the same information between tools every morning
- Follow-ups happen when someone remembers, and sometimes nobody does
- The same job is typed into four systems by hand
- Nobody trusts the numbers because they were copied by a person
What it looks like
- An accounting practice: new-client paperwork drafted from the details already in the system, reviewed, then sent.
- ServiceTitan to QuickBooks: a finished job becomes an invoice without a person retyping it.
- A website form to Clio: an inquiry becomes a lead the moment it is sent.
PricingNot on the rate card. Scoped with you in the free consultation, with a fixed price before the build.
Bought together, they connect.
A site is worth more once people can find it. A lead is worth more once it lands in your software. A portal is worth more once its statuses update themselves. Bought one vendor at a time, they sit side by side.
If none of these fits, the consultation says so in writing, free.