New lead
Copied into the CRM by hand, later that day.
In the CRM in seconds. A text goes out in under a minute.
We connect your CRM, inbox, calendar and payments, so follow-ups, updates and failed payments get handled without anyone chasing them.
Built for US service businesses that run on GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Stripe.

Illustration with sample data. Built for teams on GoHighLevel, HubSpot and Stripe.
The CRM shows the deal. The inbox has the conversation. Stripe has the failed payment. Someone connects them by hand, usually a few days late.
Copied into the CRM by hand, later that day.
In the CRM in seconds. A text goes out in under a minute.
Followed up if someone remembers.
Checked every morning. Follow up, ask the owner, or leave it.
The Stripe email sits in an inbox.
Handled by decline reason. Status shows on the customer.
It lives in someone's head.
Every action logged. One brief in Slack.
Enter one task. See the cost per month and per year in 20 seconds.
Open the calculator →Three areas. Most projects start with one process in one of them.
From the booked call to the closed deal.
Sales servicesData that stays in sync on its own.
Operations servicesPayments that don't slip through.
Finance servicesRules first. AI when it helps. Human when it matters.
Built and tested in-house. These are the real workflows, not mockups.
Step-by-step guides: Stale deal follow-upFailed payment recoveryLost deal analysisSpeed to leadCost calculator
No account managers and no handoffs. The person on your first call is one of the two people who build your system.


Four steps. You know the price before we start.
You walk us through one process. We tell you what we'd build, and what we'd leave alone.
We write down the rules, the edge cases and the points where a person decides. You agree to it before anything is built.
Inside the tools you already use, tested on your real data against what we agreed.
Full documentation and a log of what the system does. You own it, no retainer.
Bring one. You'll talk to one of us, not a salesperson. If automation isn't the right fix, we'll tell you.