That's the default. Two fixed-price entry points exist for businesses that want to start smaller. No blind quoting either way.
Rough numbers, real math. Adjust these to match your business.
Built once. Runs every day after.
The first two tiers are a proven pattern, not a from-scratch build. That's why they ship in days, not months.
We figure out which one thing is actually costing you the most, not a generic audit, a specific answer.
Entry-tier systems are a proven pattern I've already built and refined. Days to deploy, not months of discovery.
Real alerts when a call comes in, when it's handled, and (if something needs you) before it becomes a problem, not after.
Never Miss a Call is $3,500 + $400/mo. The Front Office is $7,500 + $900/mo. Production Agent Systems is $9,000+, scoped after a call once we know what's actually being built. No blind quotes.
If the system doesn't recover more revenue than it cost to build within 90 days, the setup fee is refunded. Since these systems report their own activity, this is easy to measure, not a marketing line.
No. We build for durability, document what's built, and monitor it. If something breaks, we hear about it before you do. That's the point of building it self-healing in the first place.
The first two tiers: days, because they're a proven pattern. Production Agent Systems: scoped per project, typically 2-4 weeks depending on how many systems are involved.
n8n, GoHighLevel, Vapi, Claude and GPT-4, Twilio, and direct API integrations to whatever your business already runs on. If it has an API, it can usually be connected.